The five posts available for AIT Chain tell almost the whole story on their own: a creation notice from 2023, two messages announcing that the channel had been hacked and that members were being asked to help track down the attacker, and then two automated Telegram notices warning that the account's owner had been inactive for eleven months and was at risk of losing admin rights entirely.
There is no content here describing what AIT Chain actually offered as a project — no roadmap, no token information, no updates on development. The channel's own posting history stops at the hack announcement; everything after that point is Telegram's system messaging about an abandoned admin account, not anything from the channel itself.
With close to 193K subscribers, the channel retains a large legacy audience from whatever activity happened before the hack, but that number reflects history rather than an active community: the channel's own "about" line simply states it has been hacked, which is as direct an admission as a channel can give.
There is nothing to recommend here for anyone looking for current information, a functioning project, or an active community. By its own account, and by Telegram's own inactivity warnings, the channel is no longer being run by anyone, and whatever it was originally about is not represented in what remains.