Really love projects like @DeAgentAI that drop two big moves back-to-back during a bull market! Yesterday at noon, AIA got listed on the Korean exchange Bithumb. Everyone knows how crazy Korean retail investors go for altcoins. Before, you had to swap to USDT and go overseas to buy, but now you can directly use Korean Won—basically adding a whole new army of buyers. Bithumb even spent 220 million KRW on launch promotions, and trading fees are waived until October 11. That’s some serious clout. Heads up if you’re planning to buy on Bithumb: deposits and withdrawals are on the Sui network, so don’t mess up the chain. Plus, AIA’s principal-protected staking is live now. This is something I really vibe with. After years in crypto, I stick to one rule: protect your principal first. Key points: - Deposit USDC, and the system will automatically buy AIA for you and lock it for a year. At the end of the term, you’ll get your original USDC back, no matter how much AIA drops (but the AIA you bought won’t be refunded). - During the year, AIA rewards are distributed based on pools: Ultra 50%, Boost 40%, Fast 35%, calculated by the number of tokens. - Ultra gives the most rewards but starts distributing in the 3rd month, while Fast starts in the 1st month. Translation: Your principal is safe, and rewards are extra. The cap is 500,000 USDC, with a minimum of $350 per transaction. Once it’s full, that’s it. If you’re interested, go check it out. #AIAStaking ** This does not constitute investment advice, just personal notes and opinions. Invest at your own risk.