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Sparklo (SPRK) presale still unmoved as EOS and TRON (TRX) experiences downturn

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The markets have seen a drop, which startled bulls but resulted in ‘I told you so’ nods from bears. The market downturn has taken its toll on EOS (EOS) and Tron (TRX), but the news isn’t all terrible. If operational concerns are rectified, EOS (EOS) and Tron (TRX) may recover, while Sparklo (SPRK)  offers huge earnings even in a market downturn.

EOS Experiences a  downturn in Crypto market

Investors in EOS (EOS) are apprehensive about the cryptocurrency’s future due to the market’s ongoing decline. EOS (EOS) has had a number of issues that have impeded its expansion and acceptability. With the market downturn, these worries have been more obvious, putting pressure on EOS (EOS) and its competitors.

The lack of decentralization in the EOS (EOS) network is a significant cause of concern. Despite its early promise, the delegated proof-of-stake (DPoS) consensus process has resulted in a concentration of power among a few top block producers. This centralization undermines the core goals of blockchain technology and prevents investors from seeking true decentralization.

Finally, governance issues have hampered EOS (EOS) from its inception. Uncertain standards and a lack of accountability have led to arguments among members of the community and block producers. This untrustworthy governance structure may have a negative impact on the EOS (EOS) ecosystem and its ability to attract new users.

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Tron (TRX) lack of innovation caused a loss of interest from investors and users

As the market continues to fall, the issues with Tron (TRX) become more apparent. Tron (TRX) has struggled to maintain its place in the competition of decentralization.

A lack of imagination is one of the most critical issues affecting Tron (TRX). Tron (TRX) looks to be stagnating while other platforms push the boundaries of blockchain technology. 

The various controversies involving Tron’s (TRX) inventor, Justin Sun, have harmed the company’s trust. These issues have affected the platform’s reputation and swayed potential investors away from Tron (TRX).

Sparklo (SPRK) presale moving smoothly as buyers are trooping in

Sparklo has created a cutting-edge cryptocurrency system to make it easier for investors to invest in gold, silver, and platinum. It does this by using freshly manufactured and fractionalized NFTs. 

Following full payment for an NFT, the buyer has the option of receiving the physical asset (gold, silver, or platinum) or having it shipped to any location of his or her choosing.

Sparklo intends to work with jewelry retailers to provide investors with exclusive access to new goods at discounted prices. The platform is now in stage two of its presale, each Sparklo (SPRK) tokens cost only $0.019 apiece. 

Interfi Network looked at the Sparklo platform, which had just completed its KYC verification procedure. This is done to ensure and reassure investors about the security of the platforms.

Find out more about the Sparklo presale:

Website: https://sparklo.finance
Presale: https://invest.sparklo.finance
Twitter: https://twitter.com/sparklo_finance
Telegram: https://t.me/sparklofinance

 


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