GAIB Crypto Project Gains Momentum with Whitelist Opportunities and Major Investors

I sold my ETH today at prices ranging from $4050 to $4180 and reinvested a significant portion into GAIB. This project has already secured $15 million in investment from Tier-1 fund Amber and other investors. They are about to launch their NFT collection, Fremen Essence, with a supply of 3,000 units. The whitelist distribution appears to be roughly: 200 guaranteed spots, 800 on a first-come-first-served basis for promotional activities, and 2,000 FCFS spots for deposits over $1,500. To obtain a whitelist spot, participating in the AID Alpha farming campaign is recommended. The campaign involves depositing stablecoins across networks like Base, Arbitrum, Ethereum, Sei, and Story. Participants earn 1 Spice per dollar per day, which will eventually convert into $AID tokens. Funds are locked until the campaign concludes. The current top 200 participants have deposited over $6,000, reflecting the campaign’s high engagement. Among recent promotions, holding at least 0.005 ETH throughout the campaign from OKX earns a 500 FCFS spot for whitelist access, with additional social tasks involved. Furthermore, Solayer offers a whitelist for holders of their Emerald Card through Galxe. They also initiated the GAIB Creator Bounty campaign with a $100K pool for the top 200 contributors, requiring a Twitter post about the project for participation. My perspective on GAIB is that the TVL is relatively low and seems insignificant, but the main focus should be on whitelist opportunities, yield, and drops. The competition is minimal, creating a large investment potential. No specific launch dates are available yet; we’re awaiting Twitter announcements. Since all promotions end on August 11, I advise acting promptly. The project has top investors and strong ties with OKX, Aethir, Solayer, and is expanding to BSC, unlike in the CIS where it’s virtually nonexistent. I’ve spotlighted this project and committed some stablecoins to avoid market entry on peak prices. Overall, I see GAIB as a promising project with strategic partnerships, significant investor backing, and a focus on community incentives like whitelist spots and drops, which could translate into gains for early participants.