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#genius $GENIUS
One of the most expensive lessons I learned as an investor came from a project I held for over six months. I was confident in the fundamentals, comfortable with the roadmap, and convinced the valuation made sense. Then a vesting cliff hit the market and the token lost 38% of its value in just four days. Nothing significant had changed about the project itself. What changed was the supply.

Genius Terminal launched with a total supply of 1 billion GENIUS tokens, with approximately 335 million tokens circulating at launch, or 33.5% of the total supply. The remaining 66.5% is reserved across investor allocations, team incentives, and treasury holdings that are scheduled to unlock over time.

I often compare this to buying into a housing development where only a fraction of the homes are available initially while the developer still controls the majority of the inventory. Early demand may be strong and prices may reflect genuine interest, but future supply remains an important part of the equation.

A low circulating supply is often viewed as a sign of scarcity. In reality, it can also mean that a large percentage of tokens are simply waiting for future release. The circulating supply shows what is available today, while the vesting schedule provides a view of what could influence the market tomorrow.

For that reason, I pay close attention to major unlock events. If a single release introduces more than 5% of total supply at once, it becomes a factor in how I size the position, regardless of how compelling the narrative may be.

Strong fundamentals matter, but understanding future supply dynamics is just as important. Ignoring either side leaves the analysis incomplete.

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