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For beginner cryptocurrency investors, Rebel Satoshi ($RBLZ), FTX Token (FTT), and Terra (LUNA) can be profitable gems to buy. Let’s look into why these altcoins are some of the best for investing.
TLDR:
-Rebel Satoshi ($RBLZ) has surged 80% to reach Warriors Round 2 of the presale
-FTX Token (FTT) is predicted to drop below $4 after a massive surge
-Terra (LUNA) has surged as TFL injects liquidity into the ecosystem
Rebel Satoshi ($RBLZ) has skyrocketed to the Warriors Round 2 of the presale. The mission of Rebel Satoshi meme coin is to bring about a revolution to challenge the status quo in the crypto market, aiming to achieve a market cap of $100 million. The token, an ERC-20, serves as the governance and membership token. By buying and holding the $RBLZ token, users get exclusive access and rewards on the ecosystem.
FTX Token (FTT) has experienced a massive surge after the US SEC Chairman, Gary Gensler, greenlighted the revival of the FTX exchange. From a low of $1.37 on Nov. 9, the FTX Token, FTT, has surged by 247.4% to $4.79 on Dec. 11. However, experts predict that the FTX Token, FTT, will drop below $4 in the coming months due to its lack of use case.
Terra (LUNA) has surged after Terraform Labs (TFL) injected more than $15 million in liquidity into the ecosystem. LUNA has gone up 66%, from a low of $0.56 on Nov. 22 to $0.93 on Dec. 11. Despite the rally, experts are bearish on the Terra token, LUNA, as it has no use case since the collapse of Terra Token and its ecosystem in 2022. They expect the Terra token LUNA, to drop below $0.85 in the coming months.
For the latest updates and more information, visit the official Rebel Satoshi Presale Website or contact Rebel Red via Telegram.
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