Bitget rolls out to get Gaia Launch Pool with 4.7 million tokens

Crypto Exchange Bitget has added Gaia to its LaunchPool lineup, putting millions of tokens on the table as rewards.

According to a press release from July 29, Gaia (SN57)/USDT’s Spot Trading will begin at 09:00 UTC on July 30th. The Gaia LaunchPool campaign will allow eligible users to lock BGB from July 30th to August 1st to earn revenue from a pool of 3,858,300 Gaia. Lock limit ranges from 5-50,000 BGB and has caps based on the VIP layer.

Alongside the list, Bitget is running a Candybomb campaign offering 633,000 Gaias as rewards. This includes 211,000 Gaias across Gaia, BTC and BGB trading pools for new users, and 422,000 Gaias reserved for Gaia trading by existing users.

Bitget has also launched its official X gift. Between July 30th and August 1st, up to 750 qualified users will be engaged in activities such as following both Bitget and Gaia, and earn 125,000 Gaia shares by quoting gift posts at #GaiaxBitgetLaunchPool, tagging friends, exchange Gaia, and completing the attached form.

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Other campaigns include a community challenge on Bitget Discord with another 125,000 Gaia on the table. This will require users to complete transactions or deposits, as well as complete tasks, such as signing up, tagging friends, joining Bitget’s official groups.

What is Gaia?

Gaia is a native token for a decentralized AI network designed to allow users to create, host and monetize autonomous AI agents. Tokens drive platform-wide transactions, including model deployment, data access, and AI services execution.

The GAIA network built on blockchain technology allows users to run advanced models like QWEN2 0.5B and customize them using personal or business data. By distributing computing and storage, Gaia aims to provide an alternative to centralized AI platforms where control, data ownership and monetization are often limited.

The protocol also builds a distributed weather forecasting system, aiming to provide high-resolution 10-day global forecasts across key climate variables. It runs on Bittensor’s Subnet 57 and uses advanced AI models such as Graphcast and Pangh.

Gaia plays a central role in maintaining ecosystem economic incentives. Participants can earn GAIAs to run nodes, share models, and provide AI services, but users can spend GAIAs to interact with deployed agents.

According to Bitget, the GAIA list is part of a push to decentralized AI, aiming to expand the ecosystem with projects focusing on data ownership and AI-powered Web3 tools.

Despite the talk of listing, on-chain activities around Gaia remain muted.

Gaia price trends

According to data from crypto.news, Gaia is trading at $2.04 at the time of writing. Over the past 24 hours, tokens have dropped by around 6.6%, extending their one-month slump to 16.4%. Trading volumes over the past 24 hours have fallen below the modest $97,000.

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Gaia Price Chart | Source: Coingecko

Gaia was rolled out earlier this year and initially gained traction on decentralized exchanges like UNISWAP. However, after peaking at around $4.12 in mid-June, the tokens may have been drifting away and overwhelmed by thinning the amount and making profits.

Beyond Bitet, other major exchanges like Binance, Kucoin and Kraken are also preparing to list Gaia, stirring hope for a fresh momentum for the project.

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