Playnance said it will launch G Coin on March 18, introducing the token that will sit at the center of its blockchain entertainment network. The company said the asset is intended to support transactions and settlement across gaming platforms, sports prediction markets, and financial participation tools operating inside the Playnance ecosystem.
According to the company, G Coin is built to function as the economic layer for activity across its platforms. It is expected to cover gameplay interactions, prediction activity, rewards distribution, and settlement flows. The token runs on PlayBlock, Playnance’s in-house blockchain infrastructure, which the company describes as fast and gas-free while keeping user ownership non-custodial and activity fully transparent on-chain.
More than 200,000 holders before official launch
Playnance said G Coin already has more than 200,000 holders ahead of its official release. About 13 billion tokens were distributed during the presale phase, and the project’s estimated market capitalization stands at roughly $38 million before the Token Generation Event.
The company also shared operating figures tied to the broader ecosystem. It reported more than 300,000 registered users, partnerships with over 30 game studios, and access to more than 10,000 blockchain-based games across the network. Daily activity is also sizable. Playnance said its platforms process around 2 million on-chain transactions per day, while users engage with over 2.5 million sports events annually.
Fixed supply model with lock-and-release structure
On tokenomics, G Coin will follow a fixed supply model with a cap of 77 billion tokens. Circulating supply will be controlled through a lock-and-release mechanism. Playnance said tokens lost during gameplay will remain locked for 12 months before being reintroduced into circulation.
The company added that any unsold tokens from the Token Generation Event will face a 12-month cliff followed by a 24-month linear vesting schedule. CEO Pini Peter said the token is built around usage inside the network and is meant to expand alongside the company’s global community.
Revenue and participant payout figures disclosed
Alongside the token launch plan, Playnance released several business metrics. The company said its “Be The Boss” program has delivered more than $2 million in payouts to participants, while total revenue generated across the ecosystem has exceeded $5.3 million. Those figures were presented as part of the same rollout, linking the token launch to the activity already taking place across the network.