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The stability of blockchain tokens is unpredictable and investing in the cryptocurrency market can be tricky. There are always ups and downs in the blockchain industry, and coins like Ripple (XRP) and Stella Lumens (XLM) have been experiencing a low like no other.
However, the new token on the block, Plona (PLON), is doing quite well for itself, generating various interests before its launch in the upcoming weeks. Plona (PLON) is a blockchain currency developed by a team of experts in the industry who have a fascination for luxury vehicles. They aim to share their fascination with other blockchain experts and premium car enthusiasts.
Ripple (XRP) gained considerable attention when the creators of Ripple Labs launched the platform, aiming to take out the higher cost of inter-banking transfers. Ripple Labs created Ripple (XRP) to be an affordable cryptocurrency that is more scalable and faster than the competition in the crypto market. With a current market cap of around $16.5 billion, Ripple (XRP) was known as the King of Banking. However, given that Ripple (XRP) doesn't follow a traditional model, it started underperforming, utilising a network of variations rather than a blockchain.
Although Ripple (XRP) is not the only blockchain cryptocurrency that has dropped in value this year, its rapid decline is still something to keep an eye out for. Ripple (XRP) prices dipped by 36% below the 200-week SMA. The cause of this dip can be attributed to Ripple (XPR) increasing its net supply in circulation from 40.46 billion to 46 billion within only two days. After this increase, Ripple (XPR) a selloff fear arose, and XRP/USD fell by more than 50% to near $0.60.
Stellar Lumens (XLM) is a one-of-a-kind cryptocurrency project that is open-sourced and functions as a peer-to-peer lender when users move money across borders. Meaning Stella Lumens (XLM) enables the transactions of any cryptocurrency across borders.
After a poor performance over the last two years in the cryptocurrency market, Stellar Lumens (XLM) gradually fell out of the top ten rankings. Additionally, Stellar's blockchain technology differs from other cryptocurrencies, leading to its undervaluation. Stellar Lumens (XLM) had dropped 86.56% below the all-time high of £0.851499. With over 26 billion Stellar Lumens (XLM) in circulation, investors in this cryptocurrency blockchain will be looking forward to the impact of the 11% rise in value in the past week.
Plona (PLON) will be the major talk in the crypto space this month. Everyone has read the headlines of this ground-breaking cryptocurrency that is taking the blockchain industry by surprise. With its round one presale, starting at $0.012 per token, set to launch in the coming weeks, investors are looking forward to the Plona platform's lending facility, allowing Plona (PLON) token investors to borrow against their physical luxury car and NFTs on the blockchain.
Plona (PLON) token holders will also benefit from a 2.5% transaction fee on all network transactions and exclusive networking events hosted by exotic car dealers. The creators of Plona (PLON) intend to create the world's first fractional luxury car investment platform on the blockchain, enabling users to trade fractional NFTs backed by real-world cars. With a strong community behind it, Plona (PLON) is on the right track to a 3,500% return before the year ends, according to crypto analysts.
Presale: https://buy.plona.io
Website: https://plona.io
Twitter: https://twitter.com/plonatoken
Telegram: https://t.me/plonatoken
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