Hard to justify GEMI trading at just 1/60th the valuation of COIN. The brand reputation speaks for itself - no history of freezing user accounts en masse or platform meltdowns when markets get choppy. Plus, the roadmap is crystal clear: building a fintech super app that taps into prediction markets and derivatives. Those tailwinds alone make the current pricing look disconnected from fundamentals. Not throwing shade at anyone, just comparing what's on the table.
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MetaMisfit
· 10h ago
Really, GEMI's valuation is ridiculously low... Why can CON be so premium?
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HashBandit
· 10h ago
ngl this 1/60 ratio just doesn't compute... back in my mining days we'd call this kind of valuation gap a network bottleneck waiting to happen. GEMI's fundamentals actually stack up—zero platform collapse incidents, solid roadmap into derivatives territory—yet CON's still priced like it's running on mainnet while GEMI's stuck paying ethereum gas fees. the math just doesn't check out fr
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RugResistant
· 10h ago
ngl the valuation gap here is giving me pause... 60x difference feels like someone didn't run the fundamentals audit properly. track record matters fr fr
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AirdropSweaterFan
· 10h ago
The valuation difference of 1/60 is really outrageous. The GEMI brand is there, and it has never dropped the chain
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SillyWhale
· 11h ago
Eh, the price of GEMI is really outrageous, why is it only worth 1/60 of CON?
Hard to justify GEMI trading at just 1/60th the valuation of COIN. The brand reputation speaks for itself - no history of freezing user accounts en masse or platform meltdowns when markets get choppy. Plus, the roadmap is crystal clear: building a fintech super app that taps into prediction markets and derivatives. Those tailwinds alone make the current pricing look disconnected from fundamentals. Not throwing shade at anyone, just comparing what's on the table.