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Crypto whales are shifting from Solana and Avalanche to Rollblock, a no-KYC crypto casino project with a unique revenue share model.
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Solana shows signs of life after strong September performance
Avalanche sizzles with a 29% gain in the past 2 weeks
SOL and AVAX holders going large on the Rollblock presale
Crypto whales are ditching their Solana and Avalanche holdings in favor of new projects with significantly greater upside for growth this year. One of those projects is Rollblock, whose unique value proposition buoyed with a revenue share model has seen it raise over $3.7 million in funding as of press time. Analysts predict Rollblock will outpace both SOL and AVAX with the launch of its no-KYC crypto casino with token rewards and a generous revenue share model. Here’s why.
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Solana shows signs of life after strong September performance
Solana is stirring with signs of a potential bullish buildup after a bearish start to the month. Its recent 16.7% spike in the past two weeks to retest the $150 level reversed the sell-side pressure the token was experiencing at the end of August. However, the recent Fed announcement may have derailed its recent momentum for the time being.
But, with rate cuts confirmed, the next price target for Solana is $150. It remains to be seen whether Solana could hold it until the next leg up. While that may be good news for long-term Solana holders, some have opted to reallocate a portion of their portfolios to accommodate Rollblock. Rollblock’s higher upside potential than Solana and revenue share model have been a major catalyst for the success of its presale.
Avalanche sizzles with a 29% gain in the past 2 weeks
Avalanche was among the major laggards for most of the year—but it looks like it’s ready to shed that tag based on its 29% gain in the past 14 days. The distributed software platform’s continued expansion into TradFi is evidenced by its recent partnership with ParaFi Capital.
The latter is a crypto hedge fund tokenizing a percentage of its $1.2 billion under management on the Avalanche blockchain. Since the announcement, Avalanche has gone on a tear, trading at $28 as of press time. If Avalanche could sustain the momentum, a run towards the $50 range could come to fruition.
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SOL and AVAX holders going large on the Rollblock presale
A good number of crypto whales are buying large into the Rollblock presale, and understandably so—Rollblock is, after all, taking the $500b online gambling industry to web3. Rollblock is building the premier no-KYC, community-backed GambleFi protocol on Ethereum, taking over 7,000 games and sports betting markets on the blockchain.
Rollblock’s unique GambleFi architecture elevates the online casino format with a level of transparency hitherto unseen by previous competitors. This ensures that users will be able to enjoy secure, transparent, and fair gaming since all transactions and wagers will be recorded on-chain, besides guaranteeing the safety of their personally identifiable information.
But, perhaps the most salient benefit Rollblock offers is its revenue share model. Besides being able to bet using RBLK tokens, users will be able to earn a revenue share from the casino’s profits paid out weekly, as well as stake tokens for passive income and casino rewards.
With early presale investors already sitting on a 170% gain—investing in Rollblock during the presale gives users the inside track to parabolic growth even before Rollblock lists.
To learn more about Rollblock, visit the website and its socials.
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