YOM Network

[video] YOM TGE - 02-06-2026

[video] Mark your calendar. June 02 For a long time, this date didn't exist. There was just the work. Late nights. Hard calls. Tech that had never been built before. The market crashed. The noise got louder. We kept building. You stayed through all of it. Asked the hard questions.

[image] POV: You finally stepped outside Caption this 👇 Don't forget to touch grass 🌱

[image] Day 32 of Season 2. 3 days until TGE. 60 days left in S2. Both countdowns running. Both still wide open. Open the App, stack XP

[image] $1,000 PS6. Gen5 SSDs. AI upscaling. None of it fixes the physics problem. @GlasswalkerPFFT (Jeff Outlaw , CXO) on why next-gen proves the need for decentralized cloud 👇

[image] The vision 🌆 Instant play. Everywhere. Built different

[image] Weekend climb time 🎮 The S2 leaderboard moves fastest when people have actual time to play. Quests are live in the YOM app. Drop in and stack XP

[image] Here's the math that matters Your gaming PC costs $2,000. It runs maybe 4 hours a day. The other 20 hours? Nothing. NANO is the simple idea that idle hardware doesn't have to stay idle. Turn wasted power into global infrastructure

[text] Which one are you?

[image] Quick one what is DePIN, actually? DePIN = Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network. It means real-world hardware (GPUs, storage, bandwidth) run by individuals, not corporations. Instead of one company owning the data center, thousands of people own a piece of the network.

[image] Think about the last time you wanted to play a new game. You probably hit a wall 80GB download, "your specs don't meet requirements", 3-hour wait. Cloud gaming was supposed to fix that. We're trying to actually fix it. Click. Play. Done

[image] S2 quests aren't running away. If you haven't opened the App in a few days, the leaderboard is still wide open daily quests reset every day, and consistency beats bursts every time. Climb at your pace

[image] Day 12 of Season 2. The leaderboard is starting to take shape but it's still anyone's climb. 83 days left, quests reset daily. Open the App, stack XP

[image] The physics of gaming haven't changed in 30 years. Console = local hardware = latency issues = can't scale. What if gaming wasn't bound by physics What if it was distributed, borderless, instant? That's cloud gaming. We're building it

[image] Most Web3 games ask too much before the player plays. Create a wallet. Fund it. Sign a transaction. Download a client. Install something else. By the time the game loads, the player is gone. YOM runs token mechanics under the hood. Click a link. Game streams. The chain stays

[image] Season 2 is up and running. Right now it's keeping things simple daily quests, fresh leaderboard, everyone back at zero. The deeper stuff is coming. For now, just open the App and start stacking XP

[video] NANO is coming. The device that turns your idle GPU into the network Stay tuned for more more info -

[image] Day 30 of Season 2 337.6K participants. 246M XP awarded. 230.8K quests completed. 71.3% completion rate. Not perfect. Real participation from real people building this with us. 62 days left to climb

[image] Here's the thing about wasted hardware. Your GPU cost $1500. It powers cloud gaming maybe 4 hours a day. The other 20 hours? Nothing. NANO turns that idle power into global infrastructure more info-

[video] The YOM network runs across cities, countries, time zones. Every region that joins adds coverage the whole network benefits from. More operators. More regions. More reach. The grid grows from the outside in.

[image] Most networks scale by building bigger. More servers. Bigger warehouses. Higher costs. YOM scales by going smaller. Nano nodes. Lightweight. Distributed. Close to the player. No massive infrastructure required. Just hardware that's already there, already online. Small nodes.

[image] NANO is YOM's dedicated hardware device. Plug in. Connect to the network. Start serving compute to players in your region. Built for one job. Does it well.

[video] Day 26 of Season 2. 7 days until TGE. 67 days left in S2. Two countdowns running at once both still wide open. Open the App, stack XP

[video] Nano just got an upgrade. More robust design, improved durability, and clearer setup instructions. Built to make onboarding smoother and the experience better for every node operator.

[image] Traditional cloud gaming has one problem that never goes away. Every new player adds to the infrastructure bill. Centralized infrastructure punishes scale. Distributed compute flips that math entirely.

[image] Here's the thing about idle hardware. Your gaming PC sits powered off 16 hours a day. Your GPU the one you paid €1500 for does nothing while you're at work, asleep, or just not gaming. NANO is the simple idea that all that idle power doesn't have to sit there. It can quietly

[image] Somewhere, someone's waiting for a 60GB download to finish so they can play with a friend who's already online. Cloud gaming was supposed to fix this. We're working on actually fixing it. Click. Play. That's it

[image] A player presses play in Lisbon. A node responds in Warsaw. Neither knows the other exists. The network measures the work. Settles it in $YOM. On-chain. In seconds. Two strangers, one game session, zero trust needed.

[image] A kid in Jakarta wants to play the same game as a kid in Berlin. One has a $3,000 PC. One has a $150 phone. For years, that was the end of the story. YOM rewrote it. The game streams to both. $YOM is what powers that network. 🎮 Trade $YOM -

[image] Running a YOM node isn't mining. No expensive rigs. No GPU farms. No noise in your living room. Download the operator software. Run it in the background. Your machine serves real game sessions to real players. That's it. That's the onboarding. →

[image] A GPU that renders a game session at 7pm can process an AI inference job at 3am. One machine. Two workload types. Zero idle time wasted. YOM's network routes the right workload to the right node at the right time. Operators earn from utilization, not speculation. That's what

[image] Is your gaming setup currently sitting idle making zero returns? Drop your GPU specs below.

[image] Every new gamer can make the YOM network stronger. More local demand means more regional nodes come online. More nearby nodes means compute gets closer to players. That is how YOM is designed to scale: not by adding friction, but by improving coverage and latency over time.

[image] Your gaming PC has more compute than it uses. Between sessions, the GPU sits idle. The hardware runs, the electricity bill runs, the compute does nothing. YOM routes that compute to real workloads gaming and AI inference. No mining. No wasted energy. Useful work, real demand.

[image] Building a data center costs $10M+ before a single workload runs. Cooling. Power. Land. Maintenance. Staff. A decentralized network skips all of that. Community-operated GPU nodes serve compute on demand no buildout required. Infrastructure that scales with demand, not with

[image] Every $YOM settlement happens directly on-chain. Not hidden behind a private team dashboard. Not buried in a quarterly report. Public, verifiable, and open to anyone 24/7.

[image] Day 21 of Season 2. Some of you are climbing quietly. Some haven't checked the App in a week. Both can still make the leaderboard 72 days left, quests reset daily. Open the App, stack XP

[image] Somewhere right now, a gaming PC sits in a bedroom. Owner's at work. GPU doing nothing. On YOM, that machine goes to work streaming games to players across the world. When it serves, it earns $YOM. A sleeping machine, earning by working. Trade $YOM -

[image] Thousands of gaming PCs. Already built. Already in homes. Already online. No data center needed. Just a network to connect them. That's DePIN. Distributed hardware doing real work. YOM is applying it to cloud gaming nodes close to players, not on the other side of the world.

[image] A data center costs $10M+ before a single workload runs. Cooling. Power. Land. Staff. Maintenance. A distributed GPU network skips all of that. Operators plug in hardware they already own. The network routes workloads to the nearest node. Infrastructure that scales with

[image] Got a PC? Curious if it can run a NANO node? Rig Check is live check your rig's eligibility in the App. Takes 2 minutes. Whether you qualify or not, you stack XP for checking Open the App →

[image] The hidden problem with cloud gaming: The bigger your audience, the heavier your bandwidth bill. Centralized infrastructure punishes scale. Indie studios get hit first. YOM's edge mesh flips the math. Compute moves closer to the player. Cost gets distributed instead of

[image] Somewhere right now, there's a gaming PC turned off in someone's bedroom. And another one. And another one. Millions of them. NANO is the idea that all that hardware, sitting idle, could quietly be powering cloud gaming for people across the world. That's the network order now -

[image] Most things in crypto happen loudly. This one happens quietly. Every time the YOM network is used, the settlement contract burns a part of $YOM. Automatically. No announcement. No event. Just usage, doing its thing.

[video] TGE - 02-06-2026

[image] A new console costs more than ever. A gaming PC costs more than ever. Yet the demand for gaming keeps growing. The math doesn't add up. The hardware model is breaking. Streaming AAA experiences to any screen isn't the future. It's the fix.

[image] Publishers integrating YOM can bypass the traditional app-store funnel. No downloads. No store install friction. No 30% platform fee on streamed access. A player clicks a link. The game streams instantly from the nearest available node. In the Martians vs Roughnecks case

[video] Season 2 Day 69. The numbers are in. 🔸 341,800 participants 🔸 399,200 quest completions 🔸 329.5M XP awarded 🔸 74% avg completion rate Three weeks left before Season 2 closes on August 1. If you're not in yet now is the time. 🛠️

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[video] Why route compute to a server 400 miles away when there’s a rig 10 miles down the road? Same workload. 10x less ping. That’s literally the whole point of edge compute.