Today alpha is dead, it's Thursday, and I haven't spotted any new contract deployments. Most likely, what's left are just old coins for airdrops. Even though there are no airdrops, I've got a few important events lined up for you:
1. New spot trading competition with a 400BNB prize pool, split into a main prize pool and a time-limited prize pool. Just to hit the minimum guarantee, you need to trade 500u, buying and selling both at 251u. I've already done that.
2. New alpha trading competition, this time it's tokenized securities, splitting 300MUon. Keep in mind there’s an early bird bonus starting at 2.2x. It’s only a week long, and I think it’s worth a shot.
3. There’s also a swapping challenge with a 35000u reward, requiring continuous participation for 4 weeks, with at least 300u swapped each week. There are quite a few rules, and I’m still digging into them.
During this airdrop-free period, I’ve been researching the tokenomics of @GeniusOfficial because I recalled a rather interesting line in the official documentation. "No inflation. No expansion. No dilution. This number is final." It's not because it's particularly special — I've been in this space for five years, and I know how hard it is to uphold that statement, as well as how many projects have said similar things only to quietly inflate supply later.
I have a habit of checking the token economics before I seriously dive into a project, especially looking for any inflation mechanisms. Not because I'm a genius, but because I’ve been burned by inflation before. There was a project I held for six months, only to find out the team quietly expanded the total supply through a governance proposal. After that experience, I've become very sensitive to the idea of "fixed supply." Buffett once said, "Only when the tide goes out do you discover who's been swimming naked." What I’m thinking is, for a token without an inflation valve, at least during a downturn, the dilution risk can be ruled out.
The total supply of $GENIUS is 1 billion tokens, and the document states in black and white that there will be no inflation, no expansion, and no dilution. The current circulating supply is about 335M, meaning nearly 65% hasn’t been released yet — primarily for community incentives, ecological funds, and team lock-ups, all with established unlock schedules. My thought is that at least the structural enemy isn't the protocol's own money printer. This is something not all similar projects have managed to achieve.
I’m willing to continue researching its other aspects based on this foundation. That’s my logical starting point, and nothing more.
@GeniusOfficial #genius $GENIUS
1. New spot trading competition with a 400BNB prize pool, split into a main prize pool and a time-limited prize pool. Just to hit the minimum guarantee, you need to trade 500u, buying and selling both at 251u. I've already done that.
2. New alpha trading competition, this time it's tokenized securities, splitting 300MUon. Keep in mind there’s an early bird bonus starting at 2.2x. It’s only a week long, and I think it’s worth a shot.
3. There’s also a swapping challenge with a 35000u reward, requiring continuous participation for 4 weeks, with at least 300u swapped each week. There are quite a few rules, and I’m still digging into them.
During this airdrop-free period, I’ve been researching the tokenomics of @GeniusOfficial because I recalled a rather interesting line in the official documentation. "No inflation. No expansion. No dilution. This number is final." It's not because it's particularly special — I've been in this space for five years, and I know how hard it is to uphold that statement, as well as how many projects have said similar things only to quietly inflate supply later.
I have a habit of checking the token economics before I seriously dive into a project, especially looking for any inflation mechanisms. Not because I'm a genius, but because I’ve been burned by inflation before. There was a project I held for six months, only to find out the team quietly expanded the total supply through a governance proposal. After that experience, I've become very sensitive to the idea of "fixed supply." Buffett once said, "Only when the tide goes out do you discover who's been swimming naked." What I’m thinking is, for a token without an inflation valve, at least during a downturn, the dilution risk can be ruled out.
The total supply of $GENIUS is 1 billion tokens, and the document states in black and white that there will be no inflation, no expansion, and no dilution. The current circulating supply is about 335M, meaning nearly 65% hasn’t been released yet — primarily for community incentives, ecological funds, and team lock-ups, all with established unlock schedules. My thought is that at least the structural enemy isn't the protocol's own money printer. This is something not all similar projects have managed to achieve.
I’m willing to continue researching its other aspects based on this foundation. That’s my logical starting point, and nothing more.
@GeniusOfficial #genius $GENIUS