Genius Terminal is indeed a project worth paying attention to recently. As an on-chain terminal focusing on cross-chain private transactions, the backing financing team is very strong—over $10 million in funding, plus industry experts serving as advisors. This setup is among the top-tier standards in current Web3 projects. The support from YZi Labs also provides significant endorsement for this project.
From a fundamental perspective, the cross-chain private transaction sector itself has a lot of imagination space. Users' demand for transaction privacy is growing stronger, and Genius Terminal's exploration in this area is quite promising.
The ongoing GP points activity, in my understanding, is the project team preheating for subsequent airdrops. The participation logic is very simple—bind your EVM wallet and email, then accumulate GP points through spot trading, perpetual contracts, and token swaps.
From the activity design, the threshold isn't too high; as long as you have a wallet and an email, you can participate. The points mechanism is also relatively transparent and straightforward. If you are optimistic about the project's direction or just want to get in on a potential airdrop, the current cost of participation is indeed low. Early participants usually receive relatively better weight in point distribution, which is a common logic for this type of activity.
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MerkleTreeHugger
· 9h ago
Yes, the privacy track has indeed gained popularity. If cross-chain can really be done well, it's not easy either.
Raising 10 million sounds good, but these days everyone has a big backer. The key is whether the product can actually be used.
The GP points activity is a good opportunity to try to get some benefits; since the cost is low, just see it as a freebie.
Early entry definitely has advantages; this strategy is always the same.
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AlphaLeaker
· 9h ago
The fundraising lineup is really strong, but to be honest, the hype around airdrops still depends on subsequent operations.
Early birds do have an advantage, but I don't know if it will end up being just a drizzle in the end.
How long have we been talking about the privacy track? There are really only a few that are actually usable.
This time, the GP points activity has a low threshold, so just consider it as a way to get some freebies.
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GhostAddressHunter
· 9h ago
Raising 10 million USD sounds impressive, but the competition in this field is indeed fierce.
The early bird advantage is just like that, with points weight given accordingly.
The demand for private transactions is real, but it depends on whether it can be implemented.
Since the participation cost for this kind of activity is low, just consider it a risk-free gamble.
Genius Terminal is indeed a project worth paying attention to recently. As an on-chain terminal focusing on cross-chain private transactions, the backing financing team is very strong—over $10 million in funding, plus industry experts serving as advisors. This setup is among the top-tier standards in current Web3 projects. The support from YZi Labs also provides significant endorsement for this project.
From a fundamental perspective, the cross-chain private transaction sector itself has a lot of imagination space. Users' demand for transaction privacy is growing stronger, and Genius Terminal's exploration in this area is quite promising.
The ongoing GP points activity, in my understanding, is the project team preheating for subsequent airdrops. The participation logic is very simple—bind your EVM wallet and email, then accumulate GP points through spot trading, perpetual contracts, and token swaps.
From the activity design, the threshold isn't too high; as long as you have a wallet and an email, you can participate. The points mechanism is also relatively transparent and straightforward. If you are optimistic about the project's direction or just want to get in on a potential airdrop, the current cost of participation is indeed low. Early participants usually receive relatively better weight in point distribution, which is a common logic for this type of activity.