Do you know why GAIB hurriedly issued a statement to clear its name? Take a look at PLANCK. This was a coin that was originally supposed to launch its contract on November 13th. The announcement was made on the 12th, but on the 13th, they suddenly announced a delay—and it’s been postponed ever since with no updates. After the price held steady for a while, it completely tanked. Today, it dropped 29%. GAIB is the second coin recently to be delayed, and just like PLANCK, there’s no announcement about how long the delay will last. I’m guessing it’s because Binance has adjusted the rules for launching contracts, probably adding stricter standards. If the coin doesn’t meet the criteria, it’ll keep getting delayed until it passes the evaluation. Whether a coin has a contract or not makes a huge difference in valuation, liquidity, and gameplay. To put it bluntly, without a contract, even Alpha project teams and VCs can’t offload their coins. High control doesn’t help—it all ends up stuck in their hands. It’s like watching the wedding ceremony happen, the guests are all invited, but then they don’t let you into the bridal chamber. Of course @gaib_ai is freaking out