@GAIB AI 1. Identify real assets + revenue streams

GAIB chooses AI assets with real cash flows (or predictable income streams), such as GPU clusters and robotics services.

These assets are considered by GAIB as 'underlying real-world assets'.

2. Asset Structuring & Risk Isolation

GAIB adopts a Segregated Portfolio Company (SPC) structure, placing different physical assets (GPUs, robots, etc.) into isolated portfolios, so that if one asset defaults, it will not affect the entire pool.

At the same time, due diligence is conducted on the financing parties (entities providing GPUs or operating robots), requiring them to have real contracts/customers and stable cash flows.

Setting up over-collateralization: when GAIB provides financing for these physical assets, it requires a collateral ratio, for example, GPU providers must offer assets of greater value than the financing as collateral. Co-founder Kony mentioned '1.3–1.5 times collateral ratio'.

3. Cash Flow Rechain

Physical assets (GPU providers/robot operators) generate income (for example, leasing GPUs to AI companies, revenue from robotic services, etc.) → This cash flow is channeled back to the GAIB protocol through financial structures (SPC, loan agreements, etc.).

GAIB will use a portion of this income pool to support the on-chain token mechanism.

4. Synthetic Asset AID (AI-Dollar)

AID is the 'AI Synthetic Dollar' launched by GAIB.

The underlying supporting assets include GPU financing transactions, GPU cash flows, Treasury bills (T-Bills), and other liquid assets.

Minting/Redeeming Mechanism:

Investors deposit stablecoins (such as USDC/USDT) into the GAIB protocol → Mint AID.

When AI assets generate revenue (reflows), this revenue corresponds to the destruction of a certain amount of AID to maintain the linkage of AID value to the value of the underlying assets.

Staking and Earnings: Users holding AID can stake AID to earn a derivative token called sAID. After staking, sAID will automatically accumulate real earnings from AI assets (GPUs/robots).

5. Risk Management

In addition to over-collateralization, GAIB also prepares a certain amount of buffer funds for default cushioning. According to GAIB's risk mechanism, it retains a portion of cash reserves and has a credit insurance mechanism.

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