The wave of AI is really fierce.

Sora's videos are jaw-dropping, and Nvidia's market value has skyrocketed. The air is filled with the scent of wealth creation. But for ordinary players like you and me, besides chasing after AI concept coins, how else can we get a piece of this pie?

Here's a heart-wrenching statement: How much does an H100 server cost? It starts at hundreds of thousands of dollars. These production tools of the AI era have long been locked down by tech giants and institutions. What can we do? Just stare at the K-line charts and get a whiff of the secondary market, that's all.

It's like standing in front of a gold mine; the shovel sellers only do business with big clients. You can't even touch the handle of the shovel, let alone mine.

This sense of powerlessness is understood by those who understand it.

However, I recently noticed a gameplay that might be opening a gap— the GAIB project, which aims to use DeFi logic to allow retail investors to invest in AI hardware. It sounds quite wild, but upon closer thought, it makes sense.

It has built a decentralized computing power network. The logic is actually very straightforward:

Do you have a high-performance graphics card? Gaming laptops, workstations, mining machines—when not in use at night, they are just decorations. Now you can connect the GPU computing power to the GAIB network and rent it out to those who need to run models or do rendering. Your hardware will no longer gather dust and will start making you money.

For those who want to use computing power, there's no need to spend their own money to buy servers; they can simply rent them from the network. It's cost-effective, flexible, and pay-as-you-go.

This is what GAIB is doing: breaking down the barriers of AI hardware to allow computational power to flow. The last mile between retail investors and AI dividends may truly be bridged.