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.
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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 useful infrastructure looks like.
Traditional mining spends energy to secure consensus.
YOM uses compute to render real games for real players.
One protects a ledger.
The other delivers a product people can use instantly.
DePIN is not a new version of mining. It is a different model entirely.
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.
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This week on YOM 🛠️
→ Why the hardware model is breaking and what replaces it
→ How publishers skip app stores with instant play (+1,316% DAU case study)
→ Heading to @developconf Brighton, July 14–17
→ Town Hall Ep. 80 Xbox layoffs and what it means for decentralized gaming
→ MiCA fully enforced $YOM was compliant from day one
→ The network loop: more gamers → more compute → more $YOM settlement
Building continues. 🫡
The YOM network runs on a simple loop.
More gamers using platform → more compute consumed → more network activity → more $YOM settlement on-chain → more operators joining to serve demand.
Token utility grows when the network grows.
That's the design.
Every year the checklist gets longer: better GPU, more storage, faster internet, a newer console.
And every year the actual game stays exactly the same size it always was.
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 study, replacing a multi-GB download with instant play drove a +1,316% DAU increase.
That is what removing the barrier does.
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A gamer in Lagos, Nigeria. 🇳🇬
A gamer in Berlin, Germany. 🇩🇪
Same game. Same Steam purchase.
Why should one need a $3,000 PC for max settings while the other doesn't?
Gaming should be for everyone.
Hardware gatekeeping has to go.