Add some warmth to your crypto winter with RoboApe, Bitcoin and Polygon

Add some warmth to your crypto winter with RoboApe, Bitcoin and Polygon
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Cryptocurrency may have been unknown to many a few years ago but 2022 has shown that it has gained popularity, even in a crypto collapse, which means sitting on the sidelines on this technology isn't advisable.

Big names like Christiano Ronaldo have come into the non-fungible token (NFT) scene making Elon Musk no longer the "only celebrity" in the world of cryptocurrency. Also, this year's market has been cold with a severe crypto winter, but we have just the tokens to warm up the market for you, and these are RoboApe (RBA), Bitcoin (BTC) and Polygon (MATIC).

RoboApe (RBA)

RoboApe (RBA) brings cryptocurrency users a decentralized financial blockchain that remakes the traditional payment stack.  Its decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) feature allows it to reach new levels in entertainment and finance. The native RoboApe (RBA) token is used to algorithmically stabilize the fiat-pegged stablecoins used by its ecosystem to encourage programmable payments and make the current financial system more transparent.

So far RoboApe (RBA) has transacted billions of dollars of at least 2 million members from 2020 all thanks to its deflationary RoboApe token (RBA). Staking is encouraged by rewards to the users and transactions are carried out with decentralized finance (DeFi) at its core making both meme lovers and general crypto users satisfied.

RoboApe tokens (RBA) are currently sold at a presale price, and anyone can purchase them from the website. However, the RoboApe tokens (RBA) deflationary mechanism means their number would go down as per the number of transactions carried out in the RoboApe (RBA) platform. This ultimately results in fewer RoboApe tokens (RBA) over time, increasing it's price.

Purchasing RoboApe tokens (RBA) would allow the holders of this meme coin to participate in the ecosystem, make utilities and grow the value of the RoboApe token (RBA). This token is unique and its presale shouldn't be missed out on as it has the potential to expand your portfolio positively. More can be found on RoboApe (RBA) by clicking here and here.

Bitcoin (BTC)

Bitcoin (BTC) is the first blockchain and a database of transactions. The Bitcoin (BTC) blockchain is encrypted and validated by peers of Bitcoin (BTC). Unfortunately, Bitcoin (BTC) is relatively stagnant compared to its heydays in 2009, but Bitcoin (BTC) still has the highest market capitalization.

With Bitcoin (BTC), the blockchain is stored in multiple places and distributed across computer nodes. Each node will have a copy of the Bitcoin (BTC) blockchain and every Bitcoin (BTC) copy is updated accordingly when validation occurs with the Bitcoin (BTC) blockchain. However, in regards to Bitcoins (BTC) goal to make transactions for people around the world more accessible and for Bitcoin (BTC) to act as an alternative payment method to banks, Bitcoin (BTC) appears to be still doing that just fine.

Polygon (MATIC)

Initially known as the Matic Network, Polygon (MATIC) is a blockchain but also a scaling solution allowing users to perform transactions at low costs and great speed within its network. Polygon (MATIC) is built on Ethereum (ETH), it is a layer-2 scaling solution with DeFi features.

The Polygon (MATIC) ecosystem also allows for the buying of art, and gaming and gives users the ability to join virtual metaverse worlds. The native Polygon token (MATIC) powers the platform and was made to connect Ethereum–compatible blockchain. It also has governance roles and sells for 0.8748 dollars in most decentralized exchanges (DEX), at the time of writing.

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