Playnance announced that its “Be The Boss” program has distributed more than $2 million in fiat payouts to participants. The company also reported total platform revenue exceeding $5.3 million and 2,809 active participants within the program.
The update comes as Playnance prepares for the broader rollout of G-Token, a utility token embedded within its ecosystem of on-chain consumer platforms.
Program structure and activity metrics
According to the company, the Be The Boss initiative functions as an internal economic layer linked directly to user activity across its platforms. Participation is tied to measurable platform usage rather than forward-looking projections.
Playnance states that its infrastructure processes approximately 1.5 million on-chain transactions per day and supports more than 10,000 daily active users. All activity is executed through a non-custodial system, with onboarding flows designed to resemble conventional Web2 interfaces to reduce technical friction for users unfamiliar with blockchain tools.
User interactions across products such as PlayW3 and Up vs Down move through a shared wallet and infrastructure layer. The Be The Boss framework is structured to reflect ecosystem-level transaction activity, aligning participation outcomes with overall platform performance.
The company reports that participation in the program has more than doubled, reaching 2,809 active members. The increase coincides with preparations for expanded G-Token integration.
G-Token as infrastructure layer
G-Token is positioned as the connective asset across Playnance’s applications and infrastructure. Rather than launching as a standalone digital asset detached from product usage, the token is integrated into platform mechanics, where it supports internal settlement flows and application-level interactions.
Playnance describes the token as a unifying layer linking transaction activity, user behavior, and incentive structures across multiple products. By embedding the token directly into live systems, the company aims to anchor its economic model to existing usage rather than speculative anticipation.
CEO Pini Peter stated that the company prioritized infrastructure development and operational scale before publicly emphasizing its token model.
“Our focus has always been on building real systems that operate at scale before talking about them,” said Pini Peter, CEO of Playnance. “The growth of the Be The Boss program and the upcoming launch of G-Token reflect years of infrastructure development, live user activity, and continuous refinement. We designed the token to serve a working ecosystem, not the other way around, and this milestone shows that the foundation is already in place.”
Playnance indicated that future ecosystem expansion will be guided by user activity data and observed platform performance. The company plans to continue integrating consumer applications, shared infrastructure components, and the G-Token economy under a unified on-chain framework.
Dan Burgin
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