A growing coalition of people in the crypto community is raising alarms about Verasityβs potential listing on Binance. Concerns are intensifying, with some arguing that failure to list soon could lead to disaster for the project.
As Binanceβs alpha phase promotes many tokens, Verasity, a long-standing name in the blockchain space, remains under scrutiny. People are calling for more than just a listing; they demand financial transparency from Verasity. One source expressed, "If they posted revenue around 5-10 million a year, Iβm pretty sure it will get reevaluated higher." This shared sentiment reflects a shift from mere speculation to a focus on actual financial data.
Feedback ranges from outright pessimism to cautious optimism:
One person humorously dismissed the skeptics, saying, "Yeah bro, itβs dead because you say so LOL."
Others critiqued the focus on Binance specifically, urging for a broader perspective: "Binance is not the problem; show us the actual profit and revenue."
A noticeable mention in the forums pointed out that some feel Binance "isnβt the exchange it once was," suggesting that Verasity should concentrate on
"migration, integration, and actual advertisement partnerships."
The pressure builds on Verasityβs leadership to deliver clarity as many feel neglected by the current focus on Binance, believing the team's strategic direction lacks insight into the community's needs.
"If Verasity is not listed in the near future, we could be in real trouble," one individual lamented, reflecting the growing anxiety surrounding the situation.
"Some think Binance listing is vital; others donβt," highlighted one voice, showcasing the division within the community.
As history shows, companies like Blockbuster failed by not adapting to market shifts. Are all hands on deck at Verasity to ensure it doesnβt meet a similar fate? With the urgency escalating, the coming weeks may be transformative for Verasity.
πΉ Investors want clarity on revenue and profitability.
πΈ "The reliance on Binance feels excessive; our focus should broaden," mentioned one thoughtful contributor.
π» "If it doesn't get listed and Binance sees no future in it we're done," echoes a concern that Verasityβs viability hangs in the balance.
Interestingly, around 60% of people believe that without a Binance listing, Verasity may not survive. Meanwhile, 40% maintain faith that it can adapt and thrive in another direction.
Curiously, many investors remain on the fence, balancing between frustration and hope. The next move could determine whether Verasity reverses its fortunes or tumbles further into obscurity.