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Now, I don't think I'm gonna buy TIA now as it's value has gone through the roof with its current MC over 3B. My question, what new crypto projects would you recommend to buy in the coming months to get something similar to TIA? So basically, a) fresh/new technology, great fundamentals b) market cap not too big (FDV is another story) c) can be used to potentially qualify you for new airdrops, etc?
At this point, I am looking at projects like Starknet, Polyhedra, Blast, Taiko, Eigenlayer, Wormhole, Mode, Drift Protocol, zkSync. Your thoughts? Sorry for the wall of text lol..
If you are looking for a project that's considered new, maybe you can research Dymension.Now, I don't think I'm gonna buy TIA now as it's value has gone through the roof with its current MC over 3B. My question, what new crypto projects would you recommend to buy in the coming months to get something similar to TIA? So basically, a) fresh/new technology, great fundamentals b) market cap not too big (FDV is another story) c) can be used to potentially qualify you for new airdrops, etc?
At this point, I am looking at projects like Starknet, Polyhedra, Blast, Taiko, Eigenlayer, Wormhole, Mode, Drift Protocol, zkSync. Your thoughts? Sorry for the wall of text lol..
I don't know if I'm correct, but I think they're the first project to implement "Roll-Apps" which is kind of another version of Dapps. The token started as an airdrop at the price of 4$, and currently sitting at 7$. I got airdrop tokens so I'm just happy that I got some tokens, and I immediately staked it all because I'm thinking that those apps that will be created under Dymension blockchain might have an airdrop to DYM stakers.
Nevertheless, projects like the ones you said are just projects that haven't launched yet so it's hard to know if they will be like Celestia in the future or not. I think just a few hours ago, Starknet already made an article regarding the airdrop requirements. Some might be qualified here, but I'm not.
Nevertheless, projects like Eigenlayer, Wormhole, Starknet, zKSync, and Layerzero might be entering the top 100 in terms of market cap anytime soon. We don't know. 