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Ethereum-Based Token Investors Turn To The ETFSwap (ETFS) Global Sensation Over PEPE And Mantle (MNT)

Updated on: 20 July,2024 04:59 PM IST  |  Mumbai
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Discover why Ethereum (ETH) investors are pivoting to ETFSwap (ETFS) instead of Pepe (PEPE) and Mantle (MNT).

Ethereum-Based Token Investors Turn To The ETFSwap (ETFS) Global Sensation Over PEPE And Mantle (MNT)

Ethereum (ETH)

As the Ethereum (ETH) ecosystem continues to evolve, new projects are constantly vying for investors' attention. A significant shift has recently been observed as investors are increasingly focusing on ETFSwap (ETFS), moving away from popular meme coins like Pepe (PEPE) and established layer-2 solutions such as Mantle (MNT).


Mantle (MNT) Losing Traction As Investors Shift Their Attention


Mantle (MNT), an Ethereum (ETH) layer-2 scaling solution, has seen investor interest wane in favor of ETFS tokens. While Mantle (MNT) offers important technological advancements for the Ethereum (Ethereum) network, ETFSwap's focus on bridging traditional and decentralized finance appears to be resonating more strongly with current market sentiments.

Mantle (MNT) has announced a number of partnerships with prominent players in the blockchain industry. A notable one is the $Bit collaboration in 2023; however, this hasn't impacted the price of Mantle (MNT) noticeably. If its price in August 2023 is compared to July 2024, the price of Mantle (MNT) has only increased by about 30%. With no major development in sight, new inflows may be small, causing Mantle (MNT) to continue moving around old price levels.

ETFSwap (ETFS) Becomes Global Sensation Following The Approval of Spot Ethereum ETFs

ETFSwap (ETFS) has gained global attention following the approval of Spot Ethereum ETFs. It is a DeFi trading platform that tokenizes real-world ETFs such as oil & gas, transportation, technology, and transportation. Since ETFSwap (ETFS) is the sole prospectus-based provider of ETF ERC20 tokens, its role in the ETF market has driven the value of its native token through the roof.

Ethereum-based token investors joined the wagon of savvy investors buying the ETFS token. Over 300 million ETFSwap (ETFS) tokens have been sold, with more than 2 million dollars raised. Experts predict ETFSwap (ETFS) token sales will rise by 50% in the next few weeks as Spot Ethereum ETFs will then be fully operational.

While Ethereum-based token investors and institutional investors are buying ETFSwap (ETFS) due to its promising potential as an Ethereum-based token, users of the trading platform buy for other reasons. Close to 15,000 users buy the ETFS token because of its incentives and access. The ETFS token allows traders to enjoy discounts on trading fees and access to an AI-powered ETF Tracker and Screener that gives accurate investment recommendations based on market data.

Additional benefits for all investors are 36% profit by joining the staking pool, APR yield of up to 87% profit, and monthly airdrop rewards. CyberScope, a top security company, has audited and guaranteed all these benefits and offerings. Additionally, SolidProof, a smart contract security auditing company, has verified every ETFSwap (ETFS) platform team member through KYC.

Pepe (PEPE) Relegates To The Background As Investors Chase New Ethereum Token

The frog-themed memecoin is slowly losing traction as investors keep dumping.  About a trillion Pepe (PEPE) have been dumped on many exchanges after a price correction that saw it decline by 12% again. As PEPE depends on sentiment to surge, lack of it in recent times has led to it losing momentum, and more memecoin have been called PEPE’s replacement.

PEPE) may remain bearish as many transactions after huge sell-offs saw it fall from $0.00001300 to $0.00000900 in just a month. The decline of PEPE is why Ethereum (ETH) investors are dumping it and moving to other Ethereum-based tokens like ETFSwap (ETFS). While Ethereum investors may still hold some Pepe (PEPE) tokens, a larger percentage of their investment will be in ETFSwap (ETFS) and other promising Ethereum (ETH) tokens.

Conclusion

Pepe (PEPE) has had a good run, and the same can be said about Mantle (MNT); however, with both losing traction, ETFSwap (ETFS) is the next ETH token investors are embracing. Despite the many opportunities it presents, the ETFSwap (ETFS) team has ensured its price stays at $0.01831, which analysts have described as “a steal.” Buy now before the price soars in the next presale stage.

For more information about the ETFS Presale:

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Join The ETFSwap Community

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