EOS (EOS) and Zilliqa (ZIL) Need DApp Growth. Uwerx (WERX) Presale is Tipped for the Top

EOS (EOS) and Zilliqa (ZIL) Need DApp Growth. Uwerx (WERX) Presale is Tipped for the Top
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Uwerx is a new project that can offer investors something exciting in the crypto market. Many projects such as EOS (EOS) and Zilliqa (ZIL) need to see the adoption of users and decentralized apps for example before they can see rapid growth. Uwerx is bringing a fast-growing market for freelance workers to the blockchain, so the user base is already in place.

Uwerx (WERX) has a Strong Market to Target

Uwerx is a new project which will leverage a fast-growing market for freelance work. Uwerx will bring that market to the digital ledger and have first mover advantage with that idea. The current market leaders in the sector have been able to have things their own way, but Uwerx is coming to disrupt their recent successes with a business model that can provide benefits for workers and employers.

Uwerx is currently in a token presale and investors can get in early to a project with strong upside potential. InterFi Network and SolidProof completed a recent audit and there is also a 25-year presale lockup for development funds and a contract renouncement has also been tabled in for when the project is ready to launch on centralized exchanges; so investors know that is a safe, long-term project. We strongly believe this could be an opportunity to get into a future blue-chip cryptocurrency at an extremely good price. Some analysts believe that the coin can rally 8,500% and see a coin price of $2.60 at the beginning of 2024.

EOS (EOS) Looks to Dapps for Project Growth

EOS (EOS) was previously a regular in the top ten crypto tokens by market cap but the project has slipped down the ranks. EOS (EOS) is now hoping that decentralized applications can add further growth to the project. The project announced the new EOS Network Foundation (ENF) which is a $100m ecosystem fund that will invest directly in projects that build on the EOS chain. That could attract projects in hot new sectors such as P2E, DeFi, or the metaverse and bring much-needed TVL and investor attention.

EOS (EOS) was launched in 2018 as an Ethereum rival for the building of decentralized apps, but suffered when big competition arrived in crypto. EOS (EOS) slipped down the pecking order to decentralized finance and smart contracts platforms. The project was also popular in Asia, but the Chinese government took a hard-line approach to the sector.

Zilliqa (ZIL) Needs to See a DeFi Revival

Zilliqa (ZIL is Ranked at Number 88 in the List of Cryptocurrencies with a $400 million market cap. Zilliqa (ZIL) is a low-cost and scalable blockchain that developers can use to build decentralized applications. The Zilliqa (ZIL) project has $155 million in TVL locked on the chain, according to the project's website.

Zilliqa (ZIL) is the world's first sharding network and is aimed at providing a platform for decentralized finance applications. Zilliqa (ZIL) has had to accept a slowing market for DeFi projects in 2022 and needs to see a revival in development and users to trouble the top 50 coins.

EOS (EOS) and Zilliqa (ZIL) have the potential to grow with big user adoption, but that could be slow in the year ahead and Uwerx should see stronger gains in 2023 from its presale price of $0.0075. Especially with the purchase boost of 25% which is available to all users

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