Solana and Polygon Investors Rush to Buy This New Crypto Presale
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/Algotech/ – For cryptocurrencies once promoted as Ethereum killers and the future of the cryptocurrency market, Solana and Polygon have been disappointing investments for most crypto traders. With a market cap of $44 billion and $8 billion, respectively, the tokens’ investors are divided – with one side licking their wound from buying near the top and the other actively looking for new investments with good potential and a solid background. With a dogecoin-like hype and an Ethereum-like ecosystem, one of the most talked-about tokens on the watchlist of these Solana and Polygon investors is Algotech.
Solana: Battling the Tides of Outages and Exiting Projects
Solana is a popular name in the ‘Ethereum Killer’ category and is arguably the most popular of the lot. Despite this, frequent network outages seem to be the norm, and many projects are flocking out of the ecosystem. The most recent outage lasted five hours, and the token price dropped by around 3%.
While the project might prove solid with its low latency, the occasional blockchain freeze might be its Achilles heel. The rebirth of Ethereum on the proof-of-stake consensus has also shifted attention from Solana’s unreliable freezes to Ethereum and other more predictable networks.
Polygon: Shady Management and Uncertainty
Polygon has been receiving lots of attention lately but for the wrong reasons. The ongoing charade put forth by the Polygon Foundation is currently being revealed as a pot of worms. The two key points here are the Launchpad sale and Staking, and an estimated 767 million Matic are missing from both. The Polygon Foundation transferred these MATIC tokens to an account tagged “Binance 33″, and the outflow from the said account further adds to the suspicion.
The revelation led to a 22% crash of the MATIC token, and with the air of uncertainty still around, more losses might not be far-fetched.
Algotech: Better Trading Infrastructure with Solid Decentralised Management
Algotech is still early in the market, but the signs are promising. The Algotech (ALGT) token jumped to one of the hyped names in the crypto market after its presale offered an almost 300% ROI (from $0.04 to $0.15). While the results are impressive, what stands out to many cryptocurrency traders is the architecture of the Algotech software and $ALGT token.
Algotech primarily lies at the intersection of machine learning, data analysis, and AI and aims to use these and other technologies to provide an edge to crypto traders in this ever-complex and volatile space. Traders can choose from different automated strategies – from Momentum Trading and Mean Reversion to leveraging arbitrage opportunities – while still enjoying low latency and transparency.
Comparing it to Solana and Polygon, one can easily see a stark difference in $ALGT tokenomics. There is crystal-clear transparency on how the 350 million total token supply will be allocated, and its decentralized governance structure makes it unsusceptible to controversial transactions, like in Polygon. Using novel technologies in its infrastructure will likely yield results in contrast to Solana’s buggy and epileptic software.
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