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How Chronoly (CRNO) had more investors in May than Litecoin (LTC) and Flow (FLOW)

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There is considerable hype about cryptocurrencies these days as free and open markets bring more competition and as a result, the consumer gets to benefit. There are thousands of crypto projects and coins now, and unfortunately investors blindly invest in them due to the hype and FOMO. As a result, the probability of scams is high, and investors are now on high alert. So, the question is, what are the best projects for investors these days? Our experts have explored various platforms, and based on their experience, they can find only a handful of them to be profitable in both the long and short run.

Litecoin (LTC)

Bithumb and Upbit, which account for the bulk of South Korean trading activity, issued comments on Monday warning investors about the privacy-enhancing update. Litecoin’s usage of privacy-focused technology Mimblewimble lets users execute “secret transactions,” allowing them to transmit tokens while concealing transaction details.

According to experts’ analysis of Litecoin (LTC) prices in 2022, the lowest price of Litecoin (LTC) should be $80.43. The maximum price Litecoin may reach is $94.71. The average trading price is expected to be about $83.05. Many experts say the coin is a good choice for long-term investment. However, if you are looking for a short-term investment, you must look for a better option.

Flow (FLOW)

Flow (FLOW) claims to be unique from previous blockchains because of its pipelined architecture, which divides activities usually handled by a single miner or validator over five different node types, avoiding repeated work and improving performance efficiency. Flow claims to be the “most environmentally friendly Web3 network.” It uses a proof-of-stake (PoS) consensus procedure, augmented by a multi-node architecture, to boost network throughput and performance while being environmentally friendly without sharding conventional Layer 2 solutions.

Flow (FLOW) is trading at $2.42 and does not seem to have found a low at the time of writing. FLOW kept falling for the whole month of May, starting from $5.0. Investors of Flow (FLOW) are now facing the threat of a crash like Terra (LUNA).

Chronoly (CRNO)

Chronoly’s CRNO token is backed by luxury watches that have been authenticated and validated. As a result, the Chronoly ecosystem appeals to investors because it allows them to own a portion of a luxury watch by purchasing NFTs and trading them for added value.

Another reason investors buy CRNO tokens is searching for value-based enterprises in today’s volatile crypto market. With Chronoly (CRNO), investors know that the value of their investment will steadily rise as collectible watches continue to appreciate regardless of market conditions.

Chronoly.io has democratized luxury watch ownership and decreased the barriers to access, by creating NFTs backed by actual watches and then fractionalising them. The luxury watch industry has always been considered an investment vehicle for the wealthy, but Chronoly (CRNO) intends to alter that with it’s new marketplace.

The Chronoly (CRNO) tokens are now in presale and trading at $0.033, with many crypto traders bullish on the project’s unique usage of real-world assets and NFTs and may easily surpass its price target of $0.50 by the 27th of July 2022.


Presale: https://presale.chronoly.io/register
Website: https://chronoly.io/
Telegram: https://linktr.ee/chronolyio
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Chronolyio


 

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