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The network speed and transaction costs are two factors currently determining the most potent crypto project. This is because blockchain users are looking for the most affordable and faster blockchain. That's what Bitgert BRISE BRC20 blockchain is offering at zero gas fee and 100,000 TPS, which is way faster than Cardano's 250 TPS. The new blockchain is also faster and cheaper than Solana, Matic, and Avalanche. Read more below about the Bitgert blockchain and how it is mauling competition:
The Bitgert team just launched one of the most disruptive blockchains in the crypto industry's history. This is the first blockchain to charge a zero gas fee in all token transactions. With the gas fee becoming a big issue in the crypto industry, Bitgert BRISE BRC20 blockchain is now charging only 0.000021 BRISE or $0.0000000000001 to make a transaction. The Bitgert chain is also the fastest in the crypto industry, with an impressive 100,000 TPS. This how disruptive the Bitgert blockchain will be. The Bitgert chain is live, and developers can start building dApps, metaverse, DeFi, NFTs, and much more crypto projects.
Centcex is one of the projects posting impressive growth both in developing products and growing token value. The Centcex coin has been doing very well in the market due to the expected high utility of the token. The Centcex team has done an impressive job on developing the products, and the crypto exchange is the product the team is building right now. However, Bitgert is proving too strong for Centcex at the moment due to the launched blockchain.
The Cardano blockchain has another tough competitor to beat in Bitgert. The speed between the two blockchains is incomparable. In fact, the difference in speed is thousands of times, and that's what makes Bitgert one of the most competitive crypto projects. With just 250 TPS, Cardano will have to do a massive upgrade to push past Brise chain's 100,000 TPS. The cost of gas at Cardano is also higher than the Bitgert blockchain. These are factors giving Cardano tough competition when compared with Bitgert.
The Solana project is most affected by the recently launched Bitgert blockchain. It is the first time Solana has lost the title of the fastest blockchain in the industry. With the Solana recent protocol upgrade pushing the TPS to 65,000, the Bitgert chain was launched at 100,000 TPS. This means that SOL is currently the second-fastest blockchain. But the Bitgert team has also made the chain cheaper than Solana. Therefore, the competition has gone a notch higher.
Though it is a secondary scaling solution and does not have a blockchain of its own, Avalanche has earned a reputation as the fastest smart contract. Avalanche is also compatible with Ethereum, a feature that has made it more appealing to a larger number of developers. But Bitgert is proving a force to reckon with, a tough Avalanche competitor. Just like Avalanche, the Brise chain is compatible with Ethereum, but it also offers faster transactions and a cheaper gas fee than Avalanche. That's why Brise chain will be a tough competitor for this smart contract.
Matic is getting tougher competitors in the cryptocurrency market, and one of them is Bitgert. The launch of the blockchain, which Polygon does not have yet, has made Bitgert appear superior. The Bitgert blockchain is offering developers a faster and cheaper platform than what Matic is offering. The Brise chain is also compatible with Ethereum smart contracts, which makes Matic less attractive. These are reasons why Bitgert is likely to become more popular than Matic.
As one of the first digital currencies immediately after the launch of Bitcoin, Litecoin has built one of the most powerful networks. The Litecoin team just launched the MWEB, a protocol upgrade that is going to make the network better. But the biggest challenge that Litecoin has is the lack of a blockchain. This is where Bitgert is dwarfing Litecoin despite being a decade-old project. The LTC team also needs to develop more products to make the network competitive.
