Plona (PLON) Can Hit a Milestone of 140 Million Tokens…

Whether you are Elon Musk or a regular Joe, the blockchain industry is probably worth your interest, at the very least. The crypto space has seen all kinds of currencies come and go over the last decade, with some more resilient than others. 

That said, the recently launched Plona (PLON) looks to be among the resilient tokens in the cryptocurrency marketplace, competing with even the likes of Terra Classic (LUNC) and Internet Computer (ICP).   

Terra Classic’s (LUNC) -11% decline worries its investors.  

Terra Classic (LUNC), previously known as Terra Luna, is a blockchain protocol and payment platform created in January 2018 to promote the adoption of cryptocurrencies by creating digitally native assets. Co-founded by Daniel Shin and Do Kwon, Terra Classic (LUNC) is used for algorithmic stablecoins that are price-stable against the major fiat currencies around the world. 

The co-founders of Terra (LUNC), Daniel Shin and Do Kwon had felt that the stability of Terra’s price was pivotal to its adoption worldwide and the promotion of cryptocurrency and blockchain infrastructure. During the last seven days, Terra (LUNC) has dropped by almost -11%. This descent has come as a surprise fall to its investors, who may now look elsewhere for alternative cryptocurrency investments. Terra (LUNC) currently sits at 33rd place on the CoinMarketCap. 

Internet Computer (ICP) dropped by $1 this past week.

Internet Computer (ICP) is a set of protocols enabling self-reliant data centres globally. As a blockchain network launched by DFINITY Foundation in 2016, the platform aims to provide greater efficiency, speed and decentralisation to computation and data storage as a not-for-profit scientific research organisation. 

This past week Internet Computer (ICP) price has dropped nearly -10%. Typically considered a stablecoin, Internet Computer’s (ICP) price went from $5.6 to $4.7 in less than seven days, troubling its token holders. However, the cryptocurrency’s figures gradually started coming back up before the week ended and now stand at $5.07 per token. This price might be costly for first-time investors. If you are a first-time investor, then perhaps a coin like Plona (PLON) might be more in line with your budget, given its price. 

Plona (PLON) is set to sell 140 million tokens in phase one presale.

Plona (PLON) token is not slowing down after its launch. Helmed by an experienced team of blockchain and car enthusiasts, the Plona (PLON) platform provides a lending facility allowing Plona (PLON) token holders to borrow against the physical luxury car or NFTs they own on the blockchain.

The developers of Plona (PLON) have made it their mission to execute Plona (PLON) and promote fractional ownership by tokenisation of luxury cars to its community. They will lock up its tokens for 500 days to show commitment to making the platform a success. Plona (PLON) has also undergone and passed its audit by Interfi Network, a highly respected auditing agency in the cryptocurrency industry, deeming the platform a safe investment. 

Furthermore, 2% of revenue from Plona (PLON) tokens will be donated to a charity of its community’s choice. Now one Plona (PLON) token will cost you $0.012, but now is the time to consider purchasing if you are interested before the prices rise. Cryptocurrency analysts have already predicted that all available 140 million tokens will sell out before the end of the platform’s phase one presale. 

You can visit the following links below to discover more about Plona (PLONA): 

Presale: https://buy.plona.io

Website: https://plona.io

Twitter: https://twitter.com/plonatoken

Telegram: https://t.me/plonatoken

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Source: https://cryptodaily.co.uk/2022/10/plona-plon-can-hit-a-milestone-of-140-million-tokens-sold-as-terra-classic-lunc-and-internet-computer-icp-recover-from-a-poor-week