GAIMIN Ecosystem Recap

Major Product Releases and Cross-Ecosystem Collaboration

April 2025 was another eventful month for GAIMIN, underscoring our position as a leader in decentralized infrastructure and Web3 gaming. From the public rollout of key products like the File-Sharing service tailored for gamers on the Game Developer Portal to headline partnerships and panel speaking events, our ecosystem continues to mature on all fronts.

This recap offers a full snapshot of our progress in April, highlighting GAIMIN’s leadership exposure, product traction, community activation, and strategic momentum.

Industry Visibility & Leadership Highlights

GAIMIN’s leadership team maintained strong visibility this April across major Web3 and DePIN conversations.

Our CEO, Nökkvi Dan Elliðason, appeared in two high-impact AMAs. The first, hosted on Binance Live by Crypto Astronauts, attracted nearly 15,000 live viewers engaged in a discussion on GAIMIN’s decentralized cloud infrastructure and AI growth plans. Later in the month, Nökkvi joined a DaGama-led panel to unpack the growing role of DePINs in shaping the future of distributed systems, spotlighting GAIMIN’s unique “gamer-powered” model.

On April 24, Kevin Blatt, GAIMIN’s Product & Business Director, presented at the Blockchain Gaming Alliance (BGA) Demo Day, where he formally introduced the Game Developer Portal and its ecosystem benefits. His presentation helped introduce GAIMIN as a powerful ally for both Web2 and Web3 game devs or studios looking to launch or scale their games.

Further validating our impact, GAIMIN was featured in multiple press articles on outlets like CoinTelegraph, CoinMarketCap, and many more, in April, which include the discussion of the evolution of computing, optimized file sharing using Web3, and a special press release on our File-Sharing launch.

Product Rollout: File-Sharing Service Goes Public

A major milestone in April was the user-side launch of GAIMIN File Sharing, a decentralized file distribution service powered by our global network of PC gamers. This service enables clients to distribute large files more affordably, while users can monetize their storage and bandwidth via the GAIMIN.gg app.

To drive early adoption after launch, GAIMIN launched two-layered campaigns:

A 5 Million GMRX incentive for the top 100 contributors in April.
A follow-up 1 Million GMRX campaign encouraging additional monetization from idle PC resources.

Developer Infrastructure: Game Developer Portal Goes Live

In April, GAIMIN officially activated its Game Developer Portal — a platform built to help game studios launch and scale directly within our ecosystem.

Core features include:

Access to an audience of 500,000+ ready-to-play gamers
A cost-effective file distribution system for getting games into users’ hands
Marketing and co-promotion with GAIMIN and Gaimin Gladiators
SDKs and APIs to plug into our decentralized infrastructure
Monetization channels through referral programs and campaigns

Kevin Blatt’s walkthrough at BGA Demo Day helped developers understand how the portal lowers both technical and economic barriers to entry — whether building in Web2 or Web3.

Strategic Partnerships: Aethir and tingz

GAIMIN’s ecosystem expanded with two strategic partnerships this month.

Aethir: A fellow DePIN innovator, Aethir and GAIMIN are co-developing shared solutions while aligning on infrastructure design, use cases, and global expansion. Their joint AMA with CoinMarketCap drew over 21,000 live attendees, setting a benchmark for DePIN discourse in gaming.
tingz: A new-gen game creation platform using AI, tingz has partnered with GAIMIN to boost AI training through our GPU network. The collaboration opens up potential for in-game AI features and smarter asset generation.

Both partnerships enhance GAIMIN’s relevance across gaming, infrastructure, and intelligent compute delivery.

Community Activation: GAIMtime with PLYR & Zipclash

GAIMIN continued its GAIMtime streaming series in April with two ecosystem-focused events:

A multi-stream AMA and gameplay session with PLYR Network, showcasing the Web3 shooter Zoono. This session was hosted on Discord, YouTube, and Twitter, encouraging wide community participation.
A demo stream of Zipclash, one of the latest play-to-earn arcade-style games, is integrating with the GAIMIN platform.
GAIMItime with “Cards of Eternity”, a game on the GAIMIN ecosystem and franchised with the popular fantasy TV series, Wheel of Time.

Both sessions boosted community retention and introduced new titles to the gamer base, reinforcing GAIMIN’s position as a content and distribution hub.

Looking Ahead

April set the tone for a strong Q2. With File Sharing live, developer tools activated, and new alliances underway, GAIMIN is entering May with heightened readiness across product, infrastructure, and community growth.

Expect further developer onboarding, ecosystem partnerships, and performance updates in the weeks ahead, as we continue building the decentralized future of gaming, AI, and cloud infrastructure.