GAIB Launches AID (AI Synthetic Dollar), the World's First AI Synthetic Asset

GAIB, as the first AI computing economic layer, has successfully financialized computing power resources, creating a new category of income-generating assets.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), computing power has become an increasingly valuable resource, driving innovation and economic growth. However, the burgeoning demand for GPU computing in emerging technologies like generative AI has outpaced traditional financial response.

Despite the vast opportunities presented by AI, the industry faces a significant financing gap, particularly in the critical area of GPU computing infrastructure. Existing funding solutions have been largely focused on crypto startups, leaving a void in direct investment opportunities for mainstream investors seeking to participate in the burgeoning AI economy.

Now, a new era of intelligent assets is dawning with the launch of the AI synthetic dollar (AID). Completely different from traditional stablecoins, which rely on fiat currency reserves or speculative token economics, AID is a new type of synthetic asset supported by the world’s leading GPU computing assets, liquid assets, and government bond reserves, bringing real AI returns to the on-chain market and providing investors with a new opportunity to directly participate in the AI economy.

With global demand for computing power growing exponentially and the traditional financial system struggling to keep pace, the lack of efficient and liquid financing channels has posed a bottleneck for the rapid development of AI infrastructure and GPU computing power. Existing funding solutions have either been focused on crypto startups, limiting opportunities for broader investor participation, or have faced difficulties in integration with the rapidly evolving decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem.

To address this challenge and connect the two worlds of technology and investment, GAIB—the first AI computing economic layer—has successfully financialized GPU computing power resources, creating a new category of income-generating assets.

In the new stage of Web3 development, the integration of AI and blockchain is a natural progression, opening up a broader and deeper avenue for the future of finance.

To this end, GAIB is introducing AID, a synthetic asset that is fully integrated into the DeFi ecosystem and designed to provide a more efficient and liquid financing channel for AI computing infrastructure.

Unlike traditional stablecoins, which are pegged to fiat currency or attempt to generate yield through arbitrage and liquidity mining, or the new tokens that are heavily reliant on speculative narratives, AID is fundamentally different.

Powered by a unique tokenomics model and a diversified portfolio of liquid assets, including government bonds, and secured by advanced cryptographic techniques, AID is not a copycat but rather a groundbreaking innovation in the realm of synthetic assets.

Through tokenizing GPU cash flow, which is used to pay back the corresponding amount of AID, and investing in diversified liquid assets, AID brings sustainable real yield assets to the crypto market, providing a new opportunity for investors to gain exposure to the returns generated by AI computing power.

Moreover, AID opens up new financing channels for AI infrastructure, addressing the long-standing bottleneck in funding for this critical sector. As the industry expands, so too will the opportunities for investors to engage with the evolving landscape of AI technology.

“Computing power will become the new currency of the AI era,” said Kony, founder and CEO of GAIB. “Investors can directly participate in the returns from AI computing power, gaining stable and sustainable on-chain returns from the growth of the AI economy.”

When 1 dollar enters the GAIB protocol or an investment portfolio generates 1 dollar in returns, 1 AID will be minted, and when returns are paid out, the corresponding amount of AID will be destroyed, ensuring its market value matches the underlying asset value. Investors can directly obtain AI computing power asset returns by staking AID and receive sAID as proof, sharing in the growth dividends of AI computing power while maintaining liquidity.

In the second quarter of 2025, AID is planned to launch on the Ethereum mainnet, BNB Chain, Arbitrum, Story Protocol, and Base, with future expansions to more blockchain ecosystems, fully integrating AID into the DeFi ecosystem.