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GAIB is an on-chain financing protocol focused on AI infrastructure, tokenizing physical assets such as GPU compute and data centers to bridge traditional capital with decentralized finance. Its core products include AID, a synthetic dollar backed by U.S. Treasuries and stable assets, and sAID, a yield-bearing token obtained by staking AID that represents claims on the returns of underlying AI asset portfolios. The protocol adopts a modular architecture including the asset validation layer (PROOF), tokenization layer (ONRAMP), financialization layer (REWARD), and settlement layer (NETWORK), ensuring trusted on-chain representation and transparent flow of physical asset states.
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About GAIB
GAIB is an economic layer for AI computing that tokenizes real-world AI assets like GPUs, robotics, and energy systems into on-chain instruments. Its core business involves converting physical compute infrastructure into liquid, tradable tokens, allowing investors to gain exposure to AI hardware without owning or operating it.
The main problem GAIB solves is the capital inefficiency in AI infrastructure. Traditional financing for data centers and GPU clusters is slow, illiquid, and dominated by large institutions. By creating a secondary market for these assets, GAIB enables fractional ownership, faster capital turnover, and broader participation. This addresses the gap between the booming demand for compute and the limited ways to finance and trade it.
In the past six months (March to September 2026), GAIB has focused on expanding its tokenized asset pipeline, onboarding new GPU hosting partners, and refining its yield mechanisms. The platform has seen growing adoption in Asia-Pacific and North America, with more institutional participants using its infrastructure to hedge or gain compute exposure. However, the project faces challenges from volatile crypto market conditions and regulatory uncertainty around tokenized real-world assets, which could slow its growth in certain jurisdictions.
Over the past six months, GAIB has delivered steady positive catalysts. In March, it launched the Yield Boost incentive program, pushing combined sAID yields above 15%. Q1 showed a 10.53% realized APY, with $20.1M AUM and a $2B pipeline. In July, Yield Boost was extended to December 31 with a monthly reward pool of 1-2M GAIB and the minimum threshold cut from $2,500 to $300, stackable with Pendle yields. GAIB Select also launched, tokenizing ByteDance equity with a $1,000 minimum. No material bearish factors emerged.
GAIB's core team includes:
Alex Yeh (Co-founder): Previously an investor at L2IV, with experience in crypto and AI infrastructure.
Jun Liu (Co-founder & CTO): PhD in CS from Cornell; co-founded Pelith; researcher at IC3; tech lead at Ava Labs; due diligence lead at Blizzard Fund; VP at Sora Ventures.
Kony Kwong (Founder): CEO of Silicore; former investment roles at L2 Capital Management and Huobi Global; background in credit research.