GAIB
  • Introduction
  • Problem
  • Solution
  • Importance to the Market
  • Size of the Opportunity
  • Protocol Mechanics
  • How AID works
    • What is AID
    • How to Acquire AID
    • What Can You Do with AID
    • AID <--> sAID
    • What Can You Do with sAID
    • How to Dispose of AID
  • How GPUs are Tokenized
    • Deal Flow Structure
    • Parties & Agreements
    • Risk Management & Enhancements
    • Default & Enforcement
    • Tokenization Criteria & Process
    • GAIB's Credit Committee
      • Credit Risk Analysis Criteria
  • AID Alpha
    • FAQ
  • Audits
  • Legal
    • Terms of Use
    • Privacy Policy
    • Cookies Policy
    • Disclaimers and Risk Disclosures
    • Pilot Program Disclaimer
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Size of the Opportunity

GAIB stands at the nexus of three rapidly expanding markets—Artificial Intelligence (AI), Real-World Assets (RWAs), and Decentralized Finance (DeFi)—each projected to grow into the trillions.

Global spending on GPU cloud computing alone may reach an estimated $2 trillion by 2027, while AI could boost global GDP by $7 trillion over the next decade. Tokenized RWAs are on track to surpass $30 trillion by 2034, and DeFi is expected to expand to $450 billion by 2030.

By bridging these ecosystems, GAIB positions itself as a key financial enabler in the emerging AI economy. The significance of this convergence is hard to overstate. AI and compute-related companies already claim trillions in combined market capitalization, and rising global investment in private credit further underscores the appetite for novel funding solutions. GAIB’s unified approach to tokenizing compute assets, securing real-world collateral, and leveraging DeFi mechanics uniquely addresses these combined market forces. As these sectors continue to merge, GAIB’s role as a core facilitator of capital and innovation stands to reshape the future of AI-driven finance.

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