Crypto analysis of Ecoterra, Casper and LUNA.

Price analysis of the cryptos Ecoterra, Casper (CSPR) and Terra (LUNA)

Instead, it is now time to take the charts in hand and analyze the price situation of the 3 cryptos Ecoterra, Casper (CSPR) and Terra (LUNA).

First of all, it should be noted that there is no connection between Ecoterra and Terra: they are different projects with different purposes and technological backgrounds.

Starting with the analysis of Casper (CSPR), we can immediately see how the price is about to break out after the last 3 weeks of positive movements for the token.

CSPR currently quotes $0.06 per token, with a market cap of $662 million and an average volume of $14 million in the last 24 hours.

The medium-term situation looks bullish for CSPR, however, in the short-term it faces the risk of a bearish divergence (daily time frame) on the Relative Strength Index (RSI) indicator between the levels recorded in January 2023 and the current levels. 

In fact, if the RSI marks values above 70 basis points in both cases, there is no equilibrium on the price front.

Speaking of LUNA, however, the situation is rather dull, with prices going through a long distribution phase after the pump recorded in September 2022.

There does not seem to be any major stimulus to revive the token and the interest of financial players, who these days are more focused on the launch of SUI and the strong trends that are in place, such as Memecoins and BRC-20 tokens.

Currently, LUNA has a price of $1.22 per coin, a market capitalization of $324 million, and an average trading volume of $24.5 million over the last 24 hours.

There is no news on the chart side for Ecoterra as the cryptocurrency has not been launched yet and is currently in the pre-sale phase.

The only detail we know is Ecoterra’s initial listing price and maximum supply. 

From this information, we can derive the fully diluted market capitalization and the circulating market capitalization, taking into account all the tokens that are and will be sold in the pre-sale.

Since the expected IPO price is $0.01 and the total supply is 2 billion tokens, we can infer that the fully diluted market cap at launch will be $20 million, while the circulating market cap (assuming 50% of the supply is sold in the full presale) will be $10 million.

All in all, a fair figure for a small project like this. However, given the large number of crowdfunding rounds and the fact that the token has no utility other than being sold for rewards, expect a strong dump at the time of listing.

Ecoterra: a project to help the environment

Beyond the tokenomics of the token, which certainly does not satisfy the most witty and profit-seeking traders, the Ecoterra project seems very interesting given its “Recycle 2 Earn” nature.

Ecoterra aims to become a blockchain ecosystem that can generate rewards for users fighting for environmental sustainability and climate change.

The purpose of the project is twofold: to empower companies and individuals who perform valuable recycling work by rewarding them with economic incentives, and to spread awareness of the need to raise awareness of environmental problems for the globe.

The way the incentive system works is very simple: users of the app can earn Ecoterra tokens by recycling waste through “Reverse vending machines” (RVMs), or machines that sort waste according to its material.

Each time a user uses an RVM, they receive a receipt with a barcode that, when scanned through the Ecoterra app, allows them to receive a certain number of free tokens.

The ratio of tokens to recycled goods is still unclear, but it still seems like a great initiative to reward healthy activities for the planet through an incentive system on the blockchain.

As the years go by, there will be more and more types of projects like this, given the criticality of the climate and environmental factor, and given the popularity that these systems are gaining.Usually, when there is an economic interest factor for the average user, the latter tends to perform actions that they would not have performed without incentives.

Just think about the trend of all the “move2earn“, “learn2earn” or “play2earn” applications that drive large numbers of individuals to do anything to earn some cryptocurrency for free. 

However, in order to be successful in the long run, these platforms need to create value for the token being “given away” so that the business is profitable and attractive not only in the first few months after launch, but also for years to come.

Otherwise, we will be faced with yet another platform that rewards the community with trivial and laughable numbers until we reach the point where the service is inevitably abandoned by most stakeholders.