Gains
GAINS
Evaluation Score
Overall rating on a scale of 0-10
Dimension Breakdown
AI Analysis
Comprehensive evaluation of the token
The overall evaluation for GAINS yields a weighted score of 5.5/10. Active development shows healthy activity with consistent SDK release cycles (@gainsnetwork/sdk). However, community support is weak (3.0/10) as the token has largely migrated to $GNS, leaving GAINS with a small, concentrated holder base of ~1,057 holders. Tokenomics (6.5/10) exhibits burn mechanisms and revenue share mechanics, though with dynamic mint/burn risks. Security and audit history (4.0/10) notes no verified smart contract audits for the token itself, despite launchpad-level third-party audit affiliations. Two significant data gaps exist: Market and Use Case (-1.0) and Team and Governance (-1.0) lacked sufficient crypto-specific data in retrieved sources, and their weights were proportionally redistributed. Furthermore, under the migration rule, because GAINS has migrated to the primary ecosystem token ($GNS), investors should avoid the legacy GAINS token.
Development Activity
Code updates and developer engagement
Community Support
Social media presence and community engagement
Tokenomics
Supply, distribution, and utility
Market & Use Case
Value proposition and competitive landscape
Team & Governance
Team background and project governance
Security & Audits
Security history and audit status
About Gains (GAINS)
GAINS (GAINS) is a legacy token that has migrated to GNS as the primary utility token for the network. Deployed on the Ethereum and BNB Smart Chain networks, the token is associated with the Gains Network ecosystem and affiliated launchpad infrastructure. While active development continues on the broader platform's software development kit (@gainsnetwork/sdk), the network's core activities, governance, and utility have transitioned to the GNS token.
The underlying protocol framework includes decentralized trading mechanisms, counterparty balancing for liquidity vaults, and fee-sharing models. Within the broader ecosystem structure, 55% of trading fees from the gTrade platform are allocated toward buybacks and burns, alongside a maximum cap of 100,000,000 GNS. However, protocol mechanisms that include dynamic minting and burning present structural supply variability and governance centralization considerations.
Following the migration to GNS, the legacy GAINS token exhibits a reduced holder base of approximately 1,057 addresses with high top-wallet concentration, while active community governance proposals center almost entirely on GNS. In addition, evaluation records show no verified external smart contract audits for the GAINS token contracts from recognized security firms. No historical exploits, security breaches, or regulatory actions were identified in the evaluation records for the token.