PANews reported on November 14th that GAIB, the AI computing economic layer, announced the launch of the GAIB Foundation and released the GAIB token economics. The GAIB Foundation is an independent, non-profit, and ownerless entity responsible for supporting the long-term development and decentralization of the GAIB ecosystem. The total supply of GAIB tokens is capped at 1 billion, serving as the core coordinating and security asset of the GAIB ecosystem, supporting protocol governance, validator participation, and long-term interest synergy among all parties. In terms of token distribution, early supporters and funders account for 19.82%, core contributors account for 20.7%, the community accounts for 40%, and growth and ecosystem account for 19.48%. The GAIB economic layer is designed to directly link the token's utility value to actual network activity and AI infrastructure productivity: protocol revenue comes from tokenization fees and is periodically converted into GAIB tokens; the total token supply is fixed, and the incentive mechanism has shifted from early release-based to a sustainable model of funding validators and rewarding the community through real network activity, avoiding inflationary issuance. In July of last year, it was reported that the RWAiFi project GAIB had completed a $10 million funding round, led by Amber Group .PANews reported on November 14th that GAIB, the AI computing economic layer, announced the launch of the GAIB Foundation and released the GAIB token economics. The GAIB Foundation is an independent, non-profit, and ownerless entity responsible for supporting the long-term development and decentralization of the GAIB ecosystem. The total supply of GAIB tokens is capped at 1 billion, serving as the core coordinating and security asset of the GAIB ecosystem, supporting protocol governance, validator participation, and long-term interest synergy among all parties. In terms of token distribution, early supporters and funders account for 19.82%, core contributors account for 20.7%, the community accounts for 40%, and growth and ecosystem account for 19.48%. The GAIB economic layer is designed to directly link the token's utility value to actual network activity and AI infrastructure productivity: protocol revenue comes from tokenization fees and is periodically converted into GAIB tokens; the total token supply is fixed, and the incentive mechanism has shifted from early release-based to a sustainable model of funding validators and rewarding the community through real network activity, avoiding inflationary issuance. In July of last year, it was reported that the RWAiFi project GAIB had completed a $10 million funding round, led by Amber Group .