Sparklo (SPRK) Launches Stage Two Presale As Avalanche (AVAX), Toncoin (TON) Keeps Stable Prices

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The blockchain world is getting adopted astronomically, with hundreds of projects and tokens flying daily. It has become essential for investors to carefully examine the features of a project before going all in. Let us consider Avalanche (AVAX) and Toncoin (TON) and explore how a new competitor Sparklo (SPRK), is set to take over.

Sparklo (SPRK) Bringing A Decentralized Investment Platform

Sparklo is an investment platform built on the Ethereum blockchain. It aims to bring revolutionary features to the investment industry by creating an alternative-investment platform where traders and investors can fractionally or wholly invest in silver, gold, and platinum assets.

Sparklo will change the investing game by eliminating the middlemen that sometimes make trading difficult and more expensive. This will create a competitive market where sellers and buyers can choose a price that best suits them. Even Sparklo will not be able to dictate prices to traders or investors.

Sparklo has just begun its phase two presale stage, with tokens selling for as low as $0.019 with a 30% bonus on all buys (this bonus will end on June 20. Investing in potential blue-chip projects early to gain maximum benefits is best.

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Avalanche (AVAX) Down 20% From Its April High

Avalanche (AVAX) is a layer-one network foundation for distributed applications and private blockchain networks. As Ethereum’s competitor, it seeks to dethrone it to become the most widely used blockchain for smart contracts by having a larger transaction totalling 6,500 transactions per second without becoming slower.

Avalanche (AVAX) has been working on creating its ecosystem of DApps and DeFi since the introduction of its mainnet in 2020. Avalanche (AVAX) has merged with Ethereum-based companies like SushiSwap and TrueUSD. Additionally, the platform is constantly enhancing compatibility between its ecosystem and Ethereum, for example, by creating bridges.

This is made feasible by the distinctive design of Avalanche (AVAX). Each chain serves a specific purpose, fundamentally different from the strategy employed by Bitcoin and Ethereum, which requires all nodes to validate every transaction. Depending on their use applications, avalanche blockchains even employ various consensus mechanisms.

Avalanche (AVAX) is trading at $17.06 after peaking at $21.56 in April, making a 20.87% decline in price.

Toncoin (TON) Forming A Bearish Descending Pattern On Daily Timeframe

In 2018, Telegram, an encrypted messaging service, created Toncoin (TON), a decentralized layer-1 blockchain. After being abandoned, the TON Foundation took up the project and changed the name “Telegram Open Network” to “The Open Network.”

The TON Foundation, a non-profit organization of backers, has been helping the technology advance since 2020. The native cryptocurrency of the TON network is Toncoin (TON), formerly called Gram.

The creator aims to create a complete ecosystem with decentralized services, a domain name system (DNS equivalent), an anonymous network, a platform for immediate payments, and cheap/quick transaction processing.

With a $10,563,277 trading volume over the past 24 hours, Toncoin (TON) is $2.10 today. On the previous day, Toncoin (TON) increased by 2.85%. A maximum of 5,000,000,000 Toncoin (TON).

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