Daemon

Alright I'll address the issue brought up by the @DaemonTerminal $daemon community members which is the issue of Dex not being paid. Please read this carefully and thoughtfully. Everyone wants the DEX paid immediately — which is understandable. Visibility matters, and feel like progress. But we also need to look at the trade-off. Right now the team is operating with limited budget. Every dollar spent is coming directly out of development runway. Paying for DEX immediately gives optics, but it doesn’t improve the product. In fact, it risks slowing down the exact thing that gives this project long-term value which is shipping. There are basically two paths: 1) Pay for DEX now → short-term optics improve, but development slows or pauses. 2) Keep building → product improves, usage grows, and DEX can be paid sustainably from fees. Only one of those actually compounds. A DEX listing without continued progress doesn’t help anyone. Liquidity dries up, attention fades, and the same people asking for the listing will then ask why nothing is shipping. But if the team focuses on building first, the situation flips: - better product - more users - stronger narrative - organic demand - sustainable funding for DEX That’s a healthier path. This isn’t about avoiding the DEX — it’s about sequencing. Build → traction → fees → pay DEX. Not the other way around. Short-term optics matter, but long-term execution matters more. And if the goal is for this to become real infrastructure, then protecting the runway is the rational move. Sometimes the strongest signal of commitment isn’t spending — it’s choosing to keep building. So please do bear in mind that the greatest projects don't always come from gold they could come from iron fillings. I'm still very bullish on $daemon just thought I'd clear it up for y'all. Ca if you still see the vision 👇 4vpf4qNtNVkvz2dm5qL2mT6jBXH9gDY8qH2QsHN5pump

@DaemonTerminal @colosseum @toly @phantom Let me know once you’ve got phantom integrated and I’ll definitely use it