If you do a quick Google search, you’ll find that blockchain technology has the fastest adoption to date, and blockchain backers are growing by 80% per year. This is backed by historical crypto bull runs and the expected 2024 bull run.
There are good reasons behind mass adoption, as blockchain tech is how all transactions will work in the future. Blockchain backers also amassed a fantastic amount of wealth in the bull runs of 2018 and 2021. Now, blockchain backers are reevaluating their portfolios. Investors are moving away from legacy coins like Stellar and are looking to buy into presales like Meme Moguls.
An XRP founder built stellar to be an ethical version of the Ripple Labs coin. This feel-good factor inherent to Stellar drove investor sentiment, but ultimately, Stellar lost ground while Ripple took the spoils.
Blockchain backers put their money behind Stellar during the 2018 bull run when it reached its ATH, but Stellar lost 90% of its value in the great crypto crash of 2019. Blockchain backers were not perturbed, and a second bull run drove Stellar up to near ATH figures in 2021 before crashing again.
To make Stellar more attractive to investors, Stellar implemented Ethereum-style smart contracts. However, a bug in the system forced the delay of the upgrade, and investors are now snubbing Stellar in search of better investments.
Ever wondered how a coin new to the market can triple in value on the first day? The answer is that intelligent investors use presales and ICOs to obtain coins before they are for sale on the crypto markets, and then cash in on the bull run.
Right now, one of the best presales of the year is underway at Meme Moguls. In this new meme-based crypto exchange, investors can trade, stake, earn, and even buy NFTs in a fast-paced and exciting platform that combines internet culture funk with Wall Street cool.
Built on the Ethereum blockchain, Meme Moguls is limited to three billion tokens. This limited supply immediately makes it a deflationary token, similar to Bitcoin. With a 0% tax on buying and selling, Meme Moguls is dedicated to enriching its investors, not its founders.
This sounds good, but is it viable? Considering Shiba Inu returned 1.6 million per cent on investment in the first three years, and that the meme coin market is worth over $20 billion, a token like Meme Moguls is set to deliver the results a coin like Stellar cannot. And with the expected bull run coming this year, returns could be astonishing. It’s no wonder blockchain backers are rushing to the Meme Moguls presale.
Blockchain backers are giving Stellar a skip until it can sort out its smart contract issues and heading to ICO offers like the one available on Meme Moguls. Investors can expect a bull run on this token to 100X within the first year after release. With tokens available at $0.0036, there’s a massive amount of gain to be made in the 5th presale phase of Meme Moguls.
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