Wednesday, February 11, 2026 5:56:26 PM
Been awhile since I checked in here. Used to love this board for being where the DDers gathered, but it turned into typical OTC emotion-dumping with the first hype wave pre-launch. It hasn't changed back since then, but I figure I may as well drop my thoughts here for old time's sake.
In Discord, Allen has recently revealed a few things (not official announcements, but approved by the legal team for him to talk about publicly) which keep me optimistic:
1. Huge contracts are in the works on the backend, as well as more infrastructure to get the platform fully integrated. Those GPs trying to break down the doors to get in on GAIA are still around.
2. Management is working hard to get projects and clients locked in and operational, with a focus on getting it done right without mistakes. There's also active partnership interest from other platforms.
3. They are thinking big. Really big. The fact that they don't regularly broadcast these kinds of statements to manipulate emotional hype in investors, to try to boost the stock price a few fractions of a cent at a time, IMO gives them more credibility about their intent to follow through.
And as I've said in a couple other places: As soon as the very first pilot test project launched on GAIA (Glendale, worth $1.9mil), someone tossed in a $200k investment. Less than 2 weeks later, one other person grabbed the remaining $1.7mil for themselves. That does not seem like a small deal. There are people with real capital who are excited about this platform and its potential, and I personally would rather take financial advice from someone with $1.7mil to burn than from OTC panic traders.
Closing thoughts: If the team is excited for first quarter financials to come out, then I'm happy to keep waiting.
In Discord, Allen has recently revealed a few things (not official announcements, but approved by the legal team for him to talk about publicly) which keep me optimistic:
1. Huge contracts are in the works on the backend, as well as more infrastructure to get the platform fully integrated. Those GPs trying to break down the doors to get in on GAIA are still around.
2. Management is working hard to get projects and clients locked in and operational, with a focus on getting it done right without mistakes. There's also active partnership interest from other platforms.
3. They are thinking big. Really big. The fact that they don't regularly broadcast these kinds of statements to manipulate emotional hype in investors, to try to boost the stock price a few fractions of a cent at a time, IMO gives them more credibility about their intent to follow through.
And as I've said in a couple other places: As soon as the very first pilot test project launched on GAIA (Glendale, worth $1.9mil), someone tossed in a $200k investment. Less than 2 weeks later, one other person grabbed the remaining $1.7mil for themselves. That does not seem like a small deal. There are people with real capital who are excited about this platform and its potential, and I personally would rather take financial advice from someone with $1.7mil to burn than from OTC panic traders.
Closing thoughts: If the team is excited for first quarter financials to come out, then I'm happy to keep waiting.
