Three currencies worth watching

1.SOL   

Sol's bull run this year is bound to be stronger than that of the concubine.

Short-term pressure level ahead: 200 is also an integer pressure level, and it is only a matter of time before it breaks through.

Short-term goal 1: 200

Short-term goal 2: 250

Medium- and long-term: above 500 can be seen.

Fundamentally: For most of this year, Solana has been struggling to solve network congestion problems, which has caused trouble for the project and the community. But as the Solana Foundation and ecosystem developers released fixes on the mainnet, the protocol remained relatively stable. This allowed it to maintain its top 5 position in cryptocurrencies. If Solana can continue to remain stable and recover in the coming week, it may achieve significant growth.  

2. Toncoin

Toncoin (TON), developed by Telegram, has made waves in the blockchain field with its advanced Layer-1 technology. The blockchain is known for its scalability and user-friendly features, supports a large user base, provides low transaction fees and fast processing times.

Toncoin is currently priced at $6.35, down 12% in the past 24 hours and a similar drop in the past week. Despite these fluctuations, TON ranks 8th on CoinMarketCap with a market cap of $22 billion, surpassing Dogecoin and Cardano to secure its position as the ninth largest cryptocurrency.

Over the past year, Toncoin has surged 234%. Despite some recent adjustments, TON is still up more than 4% last month. This significant rise highlights the potential for Toncoin to turn $1 into $100 this week, making it a top altcoin worth considering buying.

3.ONDO

Industry Analysis: Ondo Finance is currently an important member of the RWA track. RWA (Real World Assets) refers to the tokenization of real assets. By putting real-world assets on the chain, token holders have ownership of the corresponding assets in the real world and can conduct transactions such as lending, leasing, buying and selling on the chain.

RWA covers a wide range of assets, including sovereign currencies, bonds, stocks, real estate, commodities (such as gold), etc. As a high-quality asset with excellent credit and liquidity, U.S. Treasury bonds have become the main driving force behind the expansion of the RWA track in recent years.