As the cryptocurrency world evolves, more projects are getting launched as more investors from the Web 2 space keep trooping into the crypto market. This has led to a high rate of investors looking for solid projects to build in. Sparklo is one such project that has the potential to become a blue chip shortly. Let us explore how it compares to Polkadot (DOT) and Polygon (MATIC).
Sparklo (SPRK) Bringing Revolutionary Change To Crypto Investing
Indeed, Sparklo is revolutionalizing the investment industry in the cryptocurrency world. It aims to bring the first alternative-investment platform tailored to allow traders and retail investors to fractionally or wholly invest and trade precious metals.
Investors who purchase these investments will cause an NFT to be minted on the blockchain, backed by the equivalent real-life asset of either gold, silver, or platinum.
Sparklo has just entered Phase Two of its presale, and investors can buy tokens for as low as $0.019 with an extra 30% bonus ending on June 20 and be part of the owners of a potential blue-chip project.
Sparklo is very well secured, scaling the features of the Ethereum blockchain on which it is built. Sparklo also has had its auditing done by the Interfi Network, and its KYC has been recently approved. Investors can be confident of trading on the platform.
Polkadot (DOT) Accumulating For A Possible Leg Up
Polkadot (DOT) is an open-source, multichain technology that connects a chain of blockchains to enable cross-chain transfers of tokens and any data or asset. This allows blockchains to communicate with one another. Polkadot (DOT) was created to serve as the framework for Web3, often known as the decentralized web of blockchains.
Because it supports and describes, the structure of a chain of layer one blockchains called para chains (parallel chains), Polkadot (DOT) is referred to as a layer-0 meta protocol.
As a meta protocol, Polkadot (DOT) can effortlessly and autonomously update its codebase per the wishes of its token-holder community.
With Bitcoin taking charge of things, Polkadot (DOT) might be on its way to hitting the $5.550 mark. Polkadot (DOT) is currently trading at $5.735 and has a market cap of $6,767,274,573.
Polygon (MATIC) Sitting On Daily Support Price Zone
The first well-organized, user-friendly platform for scaling Ethereum and creating infrastructure is called Polygon (MATIC). Its main component is Polygon SDK, a modular, adaptable framework that facilitates the creation of many sorts of apps. Binance and Coinbase support the Layer 2 scaling solution Polygon (MATIC). The project aims to solve the scalability issues on numerous blockchains to promote the widespread use of cryptocurrencies.
Similar to existing multichain systems like Polkadot, Cosmos, etc., but with the benefits of security, a thriving ecosystem, and transparency provided by Ethereum.
Developers can build any infra they need using Polygon (MATIC), including ZK rollup chains, stand-alone chains, and optimistic rollup chains.
Today’s trading volume for Polygon (MATIC) is $223,367,643 for $0.990129. This represents a price loss of -0.65% over the last 24 hours and -2.27% over the previous seven days. Polygon (MATIC) has a market cap of $9,146,401,500.
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