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As 2022 comes to an end, buyers are looking for ways to close the year with big wins, profits, and smiles. Big Eyes Coin (BIG), Ethereum (ETH), and Stellar (XLM) are three great cryptocurrencies that have shown the market that they are the perfect choice to buy.
Not too many projects have been brave enough to try a major launch and made this prolonged crypto winter, but this coin is looking to turn the pages. Following in the footsteps of successful meme token projects like Dogecoin (DOGE) and Shiba Inu (SHIB), the Big Eyes Coin (BIG) is looking to become a major player in the crypto industry, and it is well on its way to doing so. Big Eyes Coin (BIG) is a community-oriented meme that is built on the Ethereum blockchain to improve the crypto space while including the decentralized finance (DeFi) sector NFTs and the Metaverse. Big Eyes Coin (BIG) would operate as a decentralized application on the Ethereum blockchain and currently, in its seventh presale stage, the project has managed to raise over $11 million so far, showing how much support and interest the coin has been receiving.
Big Eyes Coin (BIG) aims to step away from traditional meme coins through its use of decentralized finance (DeFi) and NFTs. BIG would be used across these ecosystems to preserve the coin's value – which would be achieved through a liquidity pool lock of two years. Big Eyes Coin (BIG) tokenomics is community-centred and based on its user base, unlike other crypto launches where large token shares are preserved for early investors and the team, BIG plans to release 80% of tokens to open supply. In addition, Big Eyes Coin has a no buy and sell tax policy: meaning that there would be zero transaction and processing fees and unnecessary tax fees imposed on users.
Second only to Bitcoin (BTC) as a cryptocurrency, and number one as a blockchain network, Ethereum (ETH) is a decentralized global software platform powered by and for blockchain technology. It is an open-source blockchain network that makes creating and scripting smart contracts as easy as possible. Ethereum (ETH) can also be used to create secured digital assets and technologies, and its token – the Ether (ETH), can be used by users as a method of payment for work done on the network.
Completed in 2014 by founder, Vitalik Buterin, Ethereum (ETH) began in the early cryptocurrency days, and Ethereum (ETH)'s ICO raised an impressive sum of 18 million dollars from different investors from there, Ethereum's (ETH) the first network of miners and shareholders was created. On the platform, developers can build decentralized applications (dApps) that function on blockchain networks, financial tools, games, complex databases, etc.
Stellar (XLM), is a cryptocurrency platform that has a cross-border transaction network that connects financial entities. This platform aims to connect financial and banking infrastructures, payment networks, and individuals of the world with its impressive and light-speed transfers. Stellar (XLM) aims to connect money the way the internet connects the world's computers, and this can be accomplished through its decentralized and open network state, supported by the nonprofit organization – Stellar (XLM) Development Foundation (SDF).
XLM, or Lumens, the native crypto token of the platform, manages activities and transactions on the network, and this network was designed to make payments and currencies cross borders faster, more secure, and cheaper than conventional financial systems.
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