Are Investors Selling Off Altcoins to Buy Ryoshi?

Are Investors Selling Off Altcoins to Buy Ryoshi?

With investors clearly growing tired of the familiar altcoins, they will be looking for their next opportunity to make a fortune in the crypto market

The altcoin market as of late could be summed up in one word: opportunity. With investors clearly growing tired of the familiar names like $SHIB and $DOGE, investors will be looking for their next opportunity to make a fortune in the crypto market. It would appear that BitBoy, one of the crypto space's biggest influencers is ready to crown $RYOSHI as the next huge play.

BITBOY BUYS $50,000 WORTH OF RYOSHI


To say that BitBoy is bullish on Ryoshi is an understatement. He's bought himself a bag of $50,000 worth of Ryoshi token, and could be poised to double down. If his followers–which total in the hundreds of thousands–decide to ape in and follow suit, Ryoshi holders will be making bank.

THE SHIB TEAM MAY BE BEHIND RYOSHI


There are a ton of rumours circulating around Ryoshi that could point to a massive move. The rumor that is currently dominating altcoin headlines is that Ryoshi was actually founded by the same dev that founded Shiba Inu. Woah. If this is true, we could be seeing Ryoshi make a 100x move in the very near future, potentially even surpassing SHIB's marketcap over the course of the next year or two. 

DEFLATIONARY TOKEN MAKES RYOSHI REIGN OVER SHIB


Here's the bottom line: Ryoshi is a deflationary token meaning 2% of each transaction is burned. That makes this token deflationary, ever-increasing its value for holders. The more transactions, the more Ryoshi is burned creating a positive feedback loop that could send this token straight to the moon. 

WHAT ALTCOIN SHOULD I BUY?

This is the million dollar question. For our money, Ryoshi is the best bet in the market at the moment. With over 55,000 unique holders, a thriving community, and a solid dev–Ryoshi is going to make a lot of people a lot of money over the course of the next few months.

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