Gameness, a new AI-powered gaming and esports project, has officially announced that its token $GNESS is getting listed on MEXC today, May 13 at 14:00 UTC. After launching first on PancakeSwap on May 9, the coin made headlines with strong price movements.
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But despite today's Gameness listing date, the price has dropped. Many in the crypto community are asking why this is happening and what it means for the future of this project.
Gameness has built a gamified ecosystem that uses AI to boost user interaction and esports engagement. The project is operating on the $GNESS token, which is used for voting, incentives, and services like live esports data authentication.
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Total Supply: 500 million
Liquidity: 25%, 6-month vesting
Public Sale: 15% at $0.05, 10% unlocked on launch
Team: 14%, 6-month lock, 24-month vesting
Ecosystem: 14%, 6-month lock, 42-month vesting
Airdrop: 10%, fully unlocked on launch
Marketing & Advisors: 17% total, with vesting
Seed Sale: 5% at $0.025, vested within 15 months
Private Sale: 3% at $0.035, vested within 10 months
KOLs: 2% at $0.045, tied up for 7 months
This token distribution schedule is for long-term stability and equitable user engagement in the platform.
Apart from that, Gameness also had a burning and locking system. It lowers the total supply in the long run and makes the price stable. Real-time esports data is also kept on-chain, and this makes the ecosystem transparent and cheat-proof.
According to CoinMarketCap, $GNESS is currently priced at around $0.02690, down by over 17% today. Its market cap stands near $2.68 million, with a 24-hour trading volume of $71.1K. The coin had earlier hit an all-time high of $0.4031 and a low of $0.02305, both on May 9 after launching on PancakeSwap.
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Even though today’s MEXC listing was expected to drive up the price, many in the community are still waiting for a major announcement—especially a Binance listing. Binance has not made any official update about Gameness yet. This is causing mixed feelings among users, leading to less buying activity and a temporary drop in price.
However, if Gameness does get listed on Binance in the near future, it could create a big demand spike. In such a case, the coin might reach $1 to $5 based on how other projects like this have performed in the past. For now, experts believe a short-term spike to $0.50–$1 is still possible, especially if trading volume increases on MEXC.
The token listing today on MEXC is a big step forward for this AI-gaming project, even though the initial price dropped. While a Binance listing is still only a hope, the fundamentals of the token, its transparent data system, and its gamified utility suggest long-term potential. But users should research well before investing, especially in early-stage crypto tokens with high community hype.
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