I've been busy trading genius for the past few weeks. I finally realized one thing. The premise of genius is solid. What's not solid is the trading volume. I know they've been listed on Binance spot. Being listed on spot doesn't mean the token price will pump right away. I witnessed my gaming token get delisted by Binance. Back when it was still in alpha, their project was great. The game had a lot of players. The problem is the trading volume. If people aren't trading their token, Binance doesn't make money. That's what worries me about genius. Just yesterday, genius hit a new all-time low. This indicates insufficient market cap. There's not enough liquidity. There's no community. The crypto market is all about profit. Narratives and use cases are just empty talk. The fast cash out, the faster you go. Genius just entered the spot in May. When genius was still in alpha back in April, it performed well. Now?? No one is interested anymore. That's why my solution for team @GeniusOfficial is to pause unnecessary partnerships. Focus on building the community. Increase promotions. Invite communities that might be interested in this on-chain terminal premise and project. Also, define who the market is. Who wants to use this genius token? Having 72k followers on X doesn't mean anything if they're not genuinely engaged. I might come off as arrogant. I might sound like I know it all. Maybe you're right. But after nearly 5 years in the blockchain world, I've seen many projects collapse. Not because their token was bad. Remember Pepe and Luna? Pepe was just a meme coin. Meanwhile, the founder of Luna went to jail. Did their tokens die?? No. Projects like A2Z. Good premise. The game works. But got delisted. Why?? Because there was absolutely no trading volume. I'm not saying this for myself. But for the genius community too. If the token price keeps dropping, it's tough for those who bought at the current price. Especially if it ends up getting delisted in a few months.
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