#gaib $GAIB

Let's take two minutes to talk about technology—we won't use crypto jargon, just the data: Gartner's 2025 report shows that enterprise GPU utilization is only around 45%. This idle computing power is quite exaggerated (exaggerated to the point of "being able to train ten thousand meme-generating AIs"), all wasted. This is where @GAIB AI #GAIB comes in.

Let's clarify: GAIB connects AI infrastructure in reality (those idle GPUs) with DeFi, and the core idea is to tokenize hardware computing power. They provide funding to data centers, helping them optimize computing power access—this way cloud service providers won’t hoard unused GPUs anymore, and small creators can afford to develop AI.

Now let's talk about AID: this is not a "coin that will crash next month." What supports it is U.S. Treasury bonds (a $34 trillion market, the cornerstone of global finance), plus some low-volatility assets. By staking into sAID, you get two wins: 1) maintain liquidity (unlike some DeFi scams where you have to lock up funds for a quarter to access your money); 2) earn AI computing power yields generated by those GPUs. The annualized return is around 4%-5%, which is better than my bank's 0.1% interest rate—banks give me this little interest and act like it’s a huge favor.