REI’s AI-Gasless Strategy Addresses Expensive and Inefficient Blockchain Issues
- REI Network integrates Spheron and XDGAI, shutting down GXChain on Nov 10, 2025, to focus on AI-native, gasless blockchain infrastructure. - Spheron provides decentralized GPU resources via REI's zero-fee EVM, while XDGAI enables on-chain AI training and multimodal learning through the network. - Strategic shift addresses blockchain's high-cost challenges, with initiatives like GasZero Program and AI Agent Activation Campaign to reduce transaction costs. - Product milestones include gas strategy simulato
REI Network, a public blockchain platform, revealed this week that it has welcomed two new partners—Spheron and XDGAI—into its ecosystem. The platform also announced that its predecessor, GXChain, will be permanently decommissioned on November 10, 2025, according to
Spheron, which operates a decentralized GPU network, plans to utilize
The discontinuation of GXChain, which has been planned for four years, is part of REI Network’s comprehensive rebranding process. All GXChain operations will end, but users are assured that their on-chain activities will not be impacted by this change. REI Network’s transformation into an AI-native, gasless settlement platform includes new initiatives such as the AI Agent Activation Campaign and the GasZero Program, both designed to lower transaction fees and enhance automated economic systems, the post stated.
REI Network also showcased recent advancements in product development. An internal test network now features a dynamic gas strategy simulator to test its “intelligent gas-free allocation” system, and upgrades to cross-domain message orchestration have improved ecosystem compatibility. The announcement also mentioned ongoing research into AI-based memory allocation models to increase processing power for on-chain inference workloads.
Operational highlights included the announcement of the
The addition of Spheron and XDGAI supports REI Network’s mission to tackle the challenges of high costs and inefficiency in public blockchain development. By delivering a lightweight, EVM-compatible platform, REI aims to enable swift application migration and foster integration with the broader
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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