#美国非农就业数据表现优于预期 It has been 37 consecutive days, and the first thing I do every morning when I wake up is check the notification for the GAIB earnings. To be honest, this sense of stability is something I couldn't even dare to imagine on the night I got liquidated in the DeFi mining pool three years ago.

At that time, I chased high APY and mined everywhere, only to wake up one night with my principal reduced to zero. Looking back now, it wasn't luck that I lacked, but rather judgment on the "source of real returns."

I have been observing the GAIB project for almost two months before entering. Its logic is quite straightforward - purchase real GPU devices, rent them out to companies that need AI computing power, and then distribute the rental income to token holders. It doesn't involve any complex algorithmic stablecoins; it's simply the most traditional "asset → leasing → dividends" model, just moved onto the blockchain.

What impressed me the most is the three-layer protection mechanism: AID stablecoin is fully collateralized with US Treasury bonds, and daily audit data is made public; sAID can be redeemed at any time, and you can earn an annualized return of 7-9% without locking it up; at the bottom, there are physical GPU assets providing a safety net. Having experienced the UST collapse and the FTX crisis, I am particularly sensitive to things that are "visible and tangible."

My positions are now distributed like this: half of the funds are in GAIB for stable returns, 30% is allocated to $BTC spot to follow the market trend, and the remaining 20% is kept in cash for opportunities. This way, I can sleep well regardless of whether it's a bull or bear market — when it rises, the spot follows, and when it falls, the stablecoins hold up, so I never have to worry about a project suddenly running away.

Compared to those protocols that require daily monitoring of impermanent loss and studying complex mining rules, the biggest advantage of GAIB is that it's "brain-dead". After buying in, you just wait for rental income, without having to get up in the middle of the night to adjust your positions, nor do you have to worry about which pool might suddenly be attacked. The computing power economy is inherently growing, and the demand for GPUs from AI companies is evident, with clear sources of income.

Of course, any investment carries risks. But at least at this stage, I have found a configuration method that suits my risk preference. $ETH $XRP These mainstream coins should still be held, just no longer betting all my wealth on a single asset.

How are you all doing asset allocation now? Are you paying attention to on-chain yield projects like hash power leasing?