#genius $GENIUS I spent some time reading the Genius Terminal thesis today.
The strange thing is, I didn't come away thinking about technology first.
I kept thinking about how much time traders spend dealing with things that have nothing to do with trading.
Switch networks.
Approve transactions.
Bridge assets.
Wait.
Check if everything went through correctly.
Maybe we've become so used to these steps that we no longer question them.
The thesis seems to suggest a different future. One where the infrastructure fades into the background and the only thing left in front of the user is the market itself.
I don't know if that vision will fully happen.
But I do know this:
Most people don't care how a system works behind the scenes. They care whether it helps them act faster when an opportunity appears.
That might be the part many crypto projects still underestimate.
Not every innovation needs to add something new.
Sometimes the biggest innovation is removing what never needed to be there in the first place.
Just a thought after reading the thesis.