Cardano rival rockets 2,000% in Q1 2024 to $0.14

Cardano rival rockets 2,000% in Q1 2024 to $0.14

Pullix (PLX) has caught the attention of crypto investors, challenging Cardano (ADA). PLX is available for $0.14 in the last presale stage.

As the cryptocurrency ecosystem continues to expand, investors are actively diversifying, with some considering Pullix.

Cardano to $1? 

Cardano is consolidating above $0.70, adding over 41% in the last month.

ADA is also up 14% in the past week, but ranging between $0.57 and $0.69.

At this level, Cardano has a market capitalization of $24 billion.

Amid this optimism, ADA traders are targeting $1.

Pullix and mission on DeFi

Pullix is preparing to launch. At the current presale stage, PLX is available for $0.14.

The platform is a hybrid exchange that combines decentralized and centralized finance (DeFi and CeFi).

By bridging the gap between these two distinct worlds, Pullix strives to overcome the challenges faced by each. 

One notable challenge faced in DeFi marketplaces is liquidity, and Pullix takes on this obstacle head-on. Through its unified platform, Pullix enables seamless trading of global assets and offers users easy access to liquidity, ultimately improving the overall customer experience and convenience.

Among other things, Pullix introduces an innovative profit sharing model (PSM) that allocates a portion of the platform’s daily earnings to active users.

More so, the native PLX token adopts a token burn feature that progressively reduces the token in circulation.

With nearly 18,000 active users and over $8.8 million raised in the ongoing presale, Pullix is gaining recognition.

Notably, after delivering a remarkable return of 250% to early participants, Pullix is anticipated to continue its upward trajectory when it is listed on tier 1 exchanges, Uniswap and BitMart, in March. 

Furthermore, Pullix has been listed on Coingecko.

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