2026-01-14 07:23:34

Genius, as a full-chain trading terminal, is attracting attention in the market. It is reported that YZi Labs has made a significant investment in the project, and a founder of a major exchange also serves as an advisor, endorsing it.

The goal of this project is very clear — to create the concept of a "On-Chain Trading Center." By providing cross-chain trading capabilities, Genius aims to simplify the asset flow and trading process for users across multiple blockchains. This design approach hits the pain points of Web3 users: the current market lacks a truly user-friendly, one-stop trading solution.

Regarding the timeline, the official has confirmed that the first operational cycle will start on January 15, 2026, and last until March 16. This provides a clear milestone for the project team and investors. During this phase, the platform will launch core trading features, gather user feedback, and iterate on the product.

For users who want to experience it early, you can follow official channels to get participation guides. After all, to determine whether a full-chain trading terminal is truly valuable, you still need to try it yourself.

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SurvivorshipBias

· 10h ago

Another cross-chain trading terminal, can this time avoid repeating the same mistakes? Honestly, no matter how impressive the backers are, it all depends on the product. YZi Labs investment = making money? You're overthinking it, friend. It won't go live until January 2026, so it's still too early to talk about this. We've all experienced the gap between running in and personally testing. Another "solution to all pain points" plan, better to wait and see before betting. On-chain trading center is indeed a necessary concept, but I'm afraid it's just another PPT project. Lavish endorsements ≠ reliable product, these two should not be confused. One-stop? The first few also claimed that, how did it turn out, everyone? Wait until the official launch to evaluate; the current hype is all superficial. Founder advisor of top exchanges? This trick has been overused.

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FlatlineTrader

· 10h ago

This endorsement lineup isn't bad; it all depends on whether it can truly solve the pain points of cross-chain transactions. Another one-stop trading solution? Let's try it first. YZi Labs is investing heavily; if it fails, it's quite ironic. It only launched in January 2026; it's a bit early to pay attention now. Cross-chain trading sounds simple, but actual implementation is hell. Betting on YZi's vision is not a problem. Let's wait and see if it becomes the next "revolutionary" project. Endorsement from the founder of a top exchange? This signal is worth following. But honestly, is there really a useful one-stop solution? I haven't seen one yet. Forget it, since I’m going to try it anyway, let's add an official one for a look.

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0xLuckbox

· 10h ago

Full-chain trading sounds very exciting, but I still want to wait and see the actual performance before making any decisions. YZi Labs is investing so much money, but why does it feel like they lack confidence? Cross-chain liquidity is really a big challenge. Can Genius solve it? I'm tired of one-stop solutions; the key is whether gas fees and slippage can be reduced. Let's try it out first; after all, January is still far away. Endorsement from the founder of a top exchange definitely adds points, but these days everyone is just trying to make money. Can we stop talking about the "full-chain" concept? Doing one chain well is the real way to go. I want to see their tech stack; otherwise, it's all just talk. Whether users will churn after the project launches is the real test. Let's wait for the mainnet to go live; talking now is pointless.

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HodlKumamon

· 10h ago

Another cross-chain trading terminal, will this time truly solve the pain points? The data speaks for itself. YZi Labs heavily invests and is backed by leading exchanges; the financing structure looks good. However,熊熊 is concerned about user experience data. It launched on January 15th, let's wait and see. A one-stop trading platform sounds great, but can slippage and gas fees really be optimized? Starting only in 2026? Oh, the opportunity window for long-term players. It depends on who can hold out until then. Wait, will anyone really use it? That's a question mark. Has a security audit been done for the cross-chain bridge? I haven't heard of one. Nowadays, there are a bunch of full-chain terminals, but the key is liquidity and user retention. Data is king. With such strong investors, the product at least won't be too bad, but the gap between mediocre and excellent can be quite large.

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SilentAlpha

· 11h ago

Another all-chain trading terminal, let's wait and see Before a truly useful solution appears, it's all just talk YZi's investment has indeed shown foresight Cross-chain liquidity solutions are the key Let's see the results in January 2026 No matter how much backing, you have to try it yourself I've waited too long for an all-in-one solution The investors have strong backgrounds, at least they're not just empty talk Controlling gas fees is half the success Only after going live will we have a say

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tx_pending_forever

· 11h ago

Another all-chain trading terminal. Will it last more than three months this time? Wait, YZi invested heavily? I need to pay attention. Cross-chain trading, sounds very sexy but how does it actually work? Launching in January next year... that's a bit far, I'll wait and see. These types of projects always die at the user experience stage, I bet five bucks. Try it yourself? Sure, it doesn't cost anything anyway. Leading exchange founders endorsing... just listen and be cautious. There are many projects claiming to simplify processes, but few can truly do it. Wait for the public beta, it's too early to hype now.

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AirdropHunterXiao

· 11h ago

Cross-chain transactions are indeed a necessity; it all depends on whether Genius can truly be implemented. With YZi Labs endorsement and exchange founders backing it, the setup looks decent, but it still depends on the mainnet performance. Starting only in 2026? Such a long timeline is a bit questionable. Everyone wants a one-stop solution, but the key is whether the gas fees and slippage can be optimized. A few days ago, I tried another cross-chain platform, and it was very laggy. Hope this one won't be. Let's wait until January 15th; for now, follow the official updates. The biggest risk with projects like this is promising more than they deliver. We'll see once it's launched. By the way, with such strong backers, why hasn't the funding situation been announced?

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