At three o'clock last night, I stared at my account balance and suddenly realized—
The USDT I worked hard to earn is actually being used by the U.S. Treasury to buy government bonds, pay interest, and fill gaps.
All of us actually became the 22nd largest creditor of the U.S.?
While I was hesitating whether to increase my position, that USDT was silently sending money to the U.S.
Isn't it absurd?
But from that moment on, I switched tracks.
I converted part of my USDT into $GAIB AID.
Why? In one sentence:
Instead of helping the U.S. pay off debts, why not let AI help me make money?
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Three moments made me completely turn to AID:
🔥 Both are stable assets, but they flow in completely different directions
USDT → US Treasury bonds
AID → AI computing power
The former helps others become stronger, while the latter makes oneself stronger.
🔥 The logic of earnings is vastly different
USDT interest flows to Wall Street,
AID mining earnings go directly into my wallet,
sAID even grows with compound interest automatically.
🔥 Risk is not in the same dimension at all
US bonds fear the depreciation of the dollar.
AI computing power benefits from technological dividends.
One is conservative, the other follows the trend.
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My practical allocation
30% USDT for liquidity
40% AID to secure earnings
30% sAID for compound interest flywheel
Last week, the market plummeted 10%, but my GAIB earnings still went up.
This is called 'money working for you.'
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Advice for smart people: Don't put all your bets on USDT.
Keep liquidity, put some into the future.
AID is stable income, sAID is a compound interest weapon.
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Let me say something heartfelt:
The first time I saw sAID rising automatically, one thought crossed my mind—
The real revolution is not to rebel against the old system, but to find better alternatives.
In this era, your funds either pay off debts for others or make money for you.
Which one do you choose? $GAIB
