In the midst of market fluctuations, Polygon (MATIC), a top crypto coin, made a notable 12.69% surge in an attempt to surpass the $1 price mark. Similarly, Avalanche (AVAX) strives for a bullish recovery after experiencing a dip from a weekly peak of $43.27.
Meanwhile, Pullix (PLX), a new market entrant, is attracting enormous attention as it advances through its 8th and final stage of token presale, positioning favorably alongside well-established cryptocurrencies like Polygon and Avalanche alike.
Currently, investors are running against time to seize the opportunity to buy the native PLX tokens at $0.14, before the curtains are drawn ahead of its official launch and debut on top-tier exchanges, including BitMart.
Pullix (PLX) Displays Remarkable Milestones in Stage 8 of 8 Presale
Amid a highly successful ongoing presale, Pullix (PLX) is strategically positioning itself among the best defi projects, laying the way for the launch of an innovative hybrid exchange.
With only one more presale round left, investors are actively purchasing the native PLX tokens at the current $0.14 price. Interestingly, early investors have been able to lock in approximately 250% return on investment with more increase anticipated upon launch.
Essentially, Pullix plans to integrate the best attributes of DeFi and CeFi, creating a unified, unparalleled trading platform for a global network of users. Notably, without requiring KYC verification, Pullix allows users to trade across an extensive selection of assets ranging from cryptocurrencies, to FX, Equities, ETFs and commodities among various securities that are available on both CEX and DEX platforms.
Not only does this approach set Pullix apart from other competitors, it further enables users to engage a broad section of the global financial market within an inclusive trading ecosystem. Moreso, the platform, doubling as a trade-to-earn exchange, employs a profit-sharing model (PSM) that allocates a portion of the platform’s daily revenue to the PLX token holders.
Furthermore, the PLX token incorporates a token burn feature that serves multiple purposes. Firstly, it eliminates unsold tokens, effectively managing the token supply. Secondly, it acts as a deflationary mechanism, fostering scarcity and contributing to the stability of the token. By implementing this feature, Pullix aims to enhance the value of the PLX token over time, benefiting its holders and reinforcing the token's long-term sustainability.
So far, Pullix has sold over 90 million PLX tokens, amassing nearly $7 million in the ongoing presale to position itself among the best crypto option for investors now compared to Polygon and Avalanche tokens. Looking ahead, Pullix might be the next top defi token following its recent public live platform demo video, two trading licenses, and upcoming listings on Bitmart and Uniswap.
Polygon (MATIC) token has attempted once more to break through the price mark of $1, despite past attempts to stabilize above this critical level. Over the past week, Polygon's price has increased by 12.51%, pushing beyond the $1.00 barrier level. Although it is trading at $0.9872, its weekly price ranges between $0.8454 to $1.0094.
The recent upward momentum indicates that the token might rise above this crucial level. Investors are eagerly watching if MATIC can continue its upward trajectory in the market and surge above $1.
Would Avalanche (AVAX) surpass the $40 mark in February?
Over the past month, Avalanche price has experienced notable fluctuations and aims to extend its recovery to the bullish zone. AVAX traded at $43 last week, showing a 5.28% dip in price charts after ranging from $38.58 to $43.42.
Furthermore, the market cap fell by 2.31% to $14 billion, underscoring the unpredictable nature of the market. Many analysts are speculative, but some think the AVAX coin might hit the $40 price level before the end of February and continue rising to the bullish zone.
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