Genius Terminal is something I’m trying not to judge too quickly.
At first, it sounds like another strong crypto narrative: faster trading, more privacy, more control. But the part I keep thinking about is what happens after the narrative meets real users.
Most systems sound clean before users arrive.
Then incentives start showing. Friction appears in small places. Capital moves before people fully understand why. And the gap between what a product promises and how people actually use it becomes harder to ignore.
Execution is where narratives go to die.
I’m still watching Genius Terminal with curiosity, but also with that familiar caution crypto teaches you over time.