Community Pulse: Your Questions Answered by the GraphLinq Team
- What Needs to Happen Before the Next Release?
Before we get into the details, let’s take a step back and look at the broader market context.
Right now, the majority of liquidity is sitting in large-cap assets like BTC and ETH — which is typical for this stage of the crypto cycle. It signals that we’re still early in the altseason, before capital starts rotating into smaller, high-potential projects.
Why does this matter? Because liquidity drives everything — adoption, marketing reach, token performance, and the overall success of new features.
This context is crucial for understanding our approach at GraphLinq. Our upcoming releases are designed to align with market momentum — and for that momentum to have real impact, we need the right conditions.
Specifically, we’re waiting for liquidity to start flowing organically from large caps into small caps. That’s the moment when attention shifts, communities grow, and new launches gain traction.
Once that rotation begins, it opens the door for us to move full speed ahead. Until then, we’re staying smart, staying ready, and building with purpose.
- Marketing: What’s the Plan?
We’re not going quiet — we’re being strategic. Right now, our focus is on forming solid, high-value partnerships both in Web2 and Web3. Some of these are already in progress.
Let’s take a look at our partners. Take Dextools, for example. Their DEXT token has a market capfully diluted valuation of just $23 million but is backed by a platform with over 3 million monthly users and a mature product.
Ice Open Network is another example, backed by major influencers like Khabib Nurmagomedov and sporting a $45 million market cap. These projects show that you don’t need massive hype to create meaningful value.
As for a broader marketing push — it’s coming. But deploying a budget during low-liquidity phases won’t yield the results we want. We’re waiting for the right conditions to deliver maximum impact.
In the meantime, we’re not just sitting still. It’s not just another update — it’s a strategic move that could open new doors for GraphLinq, both in terms of adoption and visibility. You’ll hear more very soon — and when it drops, you’ll see why we waited.
When Launchpad?
We hear this question a lot — and it’s a good one. As we’ve already touched on, market conditions play a huge role in shaping our roadmap. Liquidity is still concentrated in large caps, which means even the most promising new projects often struggle to gain meaningful traction.
So when it comes to launching something as impactful as a launchpad, timing is everything. It’s not just about building the platform — it’s about launching it when the market is ready to notice. We’re watching closely for that shift in momentum, because that’s when new initiatives can really take off and deliver long-term value.
- When Will We Fix AI?
We’re glad you’re excited about the AI and automation side of GraphLinq — it’s a big part of our vision too. But right now, we’re focused on something foundational: integrating with one of the most popular Layer 1 blockchains. BTW, the testnet token is already deployed 😎. We’ll release it as soon as it’s ready, without any delays due to market conditions or other factors.
This feature has the potential to bring new liquidity and attention to the GLQ ecosystem, which is why it’s our top development priority. Once that’s done, we’ll return to AI improvements, bots integration, and everything else that makes GraphLinq a unique automation protocol.
- Why Hasn’t GitHub Updated Since March?
Great observation — and here’s the simple answer: not all development happens in public. Our team is actively working on private repositories, especially when it comes to features involving third parties or sensitive infrastructure.
Rest assured, the development hasn’t stopped — it’s just happening behind the scenes for now.
- Where’s jr00t?
And finally — where’s our CEO? jr00t is still very much in the driver’s seat, just operating behind the scenes. He’s coordinating with developers on new features, handling negotiations with Web2/Web3 partners, optimizing the IDE, and evaluating strategic moves for GraphLinq.
He’s also preparing for the next series of AMAs, which will be timed to align with upcoming product releases and milestones.
Final Thoughts
So, where are we right now? Building. Preparing. Timing things right.
Yes, we’re in a quieter part of the cycle — but these moments are when real progress happens. When liquidity shifts, you’ll see why we waited. You’ll see what we’ve built. Until that happens, we’re staying focused — building strategically, strengthening partnerships, and positioning ourselves for the moment the tide turns.
Thanks for sticking with us. More is coming!
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