VC Spectra’s 127.27% Price Jump: How It Compares to Chainlink and TRON
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Tron (TRX) and Chainlink (LINK) holders are reconsidering their investment decisions after VC Spectra’s (SPCT) expected 127.71% rise. These investors agree that Tron (TRX) and Chainlink (LINK) are established tokens, but they say their profit potential can’t compare to VC Spectra (SPCT). Are these realistic expectations? Let’s find out.
VC Spectra (SPCT): Unearthing Hidden Gems Within the Crypto Industry
The global blockchain industry has grown massively since Bitcoin was launched in 2008. By 2025, its market size is expected to rise to $39.7 billion. VC Spectra (SPCT) was launched with the sole purpose of helping investors capitalize on this rapidly expanding industry.
VC Spectra (SPCT) is aware of most problems investors face. It knows the difficulty of finding safe investment opportunities within the crypto sector. VC Spectra (SPCT) eliminates this hassle by leveraging the expertise of experienced venture capitalists, technologists and artificial intelligence services.
VC Spectra (SPCT) gives users the flexibility to choose from different investment sectors. Users can choose from established projects or crypto-focused hedge funds managed by experienced investors. They can also gain exposure to startups and emerging opportunities within the crypto sector.
VC Spectra’s (SPCT) recently completed private seed sale is garnering attention after it raised $2.4 million. Now, in stage 2 of its public presale, VC Spectra (SPCT) is expected to rise from $0.011 to $0.025 by stage 3 of its public presale.
Chainlink (LINK) Drops as Defi Industry Takes $1.5 Billion Curve Finance Loss
Chainlink (LINK) has remained bullish despite the bearish events in the Defi industry over the past two weeks. It was trading at $8.03 on July 27. Chainlink (LINK) then dropped by 8.3% to $7.36 on August 1. It recovered by 3.6% to $7.63 the next day but couldn’t maintain its rising momentum. As of August 8, Chainlink (LINK) is trading at $7.21.
Chainlink’s (LINK) drop coincided with the $1.5 billion loss incurred by Curve Finance after its recent cyber attack. Curve Finance had lost nearly $50 million in the attack. However, investor panic led to a cumulative loss of over $1.5 billion.
Some investors expect Chainlink (LINK) to rise by 28% to $9.23 as bullishness in the Defi sector rises. Others say Ethereum’s declining activity could mean less action for the Defi sector, causing Chainlink (LINK) to fall by 18.1% to $5.91.
Despite Strong Performance in Q2, 2023, Tron (TRX) Dropped Sharply in Early August
Despite its strong performance in July, Tron (TRX) nosedived in the past few days. It was trading at $0.081 on July 24. Tron (TRX) then rose by 4.9% to $0.085 on July 29. It then dropped sharply by 8.2% to $0.078 on August 1. As of August 8, Tron (TRX) is trading at $0.076.
Tron’s (TRX) drop was shocking to many investors, given its strong network performance in Q2, 2023. Data from Coin98 showed that Tron’s (TRX) Year-on-year earnings for Q2, 2023, had risen by 378% from the previous year.
Some investors expect Tron (TRX) to drop further by 13.1% to $0.066 due to increased bearishness in the crypto market. Others say Tron (TRX) will rise by 19.7% to $0.098 due to its rising network activity.
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