
Stellar (XLM) is one of the oldest digital currencies, presenting itself among the best for low-cost money transfers. Polygon (MATIC) emerged a few years later, becoming a well-known Ethereum sidechain.
The next revolution investors should consider is VC Spectra (SPCT), a brand-new DeFi platform to disrupt asset management.
Let's learn more about these innovative projects and see how VC Spectra (SPCT) comes out on top.
Polygon's (MATIC) zkEVM, the first Ethereum zero-knowledge roll-up, was released in March 2023. This game-changing solution proved the ambition of Polygon (MATIC) to remain a formidable blockchain innovator.
The launch of Polygon's (MATIC) zkEVM has paid dividends, with transitions reaching an all-time high of 122,000 on August 4, 2023, according to Polygonscan.
Sadly, the same cannot be said for Polygon (MATIC) itself. Since reaching a high of $0.89 in July, the price has dipped 25% to $0.67. It isn't entirely clear why usage has dropped, but Artemis data shows declines in metrics like fees, transactions, and active addresses.
Yet, not all hope is lost as Polygon (MATIC) prepares for 'Polygon 2.0,' revealing exciting and transformative changes. Still, Polygon's (MATIC) course for the remaining months of 2023 is moderate, trading between $1 and $1.50.
Now let's look at Stellar (XLM), which is relatively quiet on the news front compared to Polygon (MATIC).
Since October 2022, Stellar (XLM) has been building hype for Soroban, its smart contracts platform still in the test phase. Stellar (XLM) is currently rewarding $300 to $1500 XLM for anyone to launch a decentralized Soroban app.
Stellar (XLM) suggested they would launch Soroban within Q2 of 2023. Sadly, this hasn't happened, leaving Stellar (XLM) needing something noteworthy for investors to get interested in the project again.
Such a reality is evident in Stellar's (XLM) price, which has been stagnant around $0.14 for the past few weeks. With only a few months left for this year, many predictors expect modest price movements of up to $0.30 for Stellar (XLM).
On the flip side, the forecasts for VC Spectra (SPCT) are far more attractive, giving new and existing projects a run for their money.
How would you like to make high returns while contributing to a better society and environment? VC Spectra (SPCT) fulfills this purpose as the decentralized hedge fund for up-and-coming blockchain and tech ventures that uphold sustainable principles.
Regardless of your budget, you can afford to invest in the massive selection of start-ups on VC Spectra. The platform has an expert team to vet each project through rigorous due diligence, along with applying various advanced strategies to manage all risks and maximize gains.
The platform uses the powerful Ethereum blockchain to offer security, while its smart contracts automate everything from handling funds to allocating profits. At the same time, users receive transparency into all the operations. They can also deposit and withdraw their funds at will and get paid without third-party hassles.
VC Spectra's utility token, SPCT, is necessary for investing and earning. It offers other valuable incentives like quarterly dividends, voting rights, and discounted access to pre-ICOs.
You can buy SPCT for a low $0.011 on the Ethereum and Bitcoin networks, soon to increase by 127% to $0.025 when VC Spectra enters Stage 3 of its presale. What's most exciting is that analysts forecast a 627% return from $0.011 to $0.08 when VC Spectra (SPCT) is launched.
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