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Web3 investing has come a long way, with many projects consistently drawing in investors. Each project has its unique goal and attracts investors who share the same interests. However, not many projects have the ability to draw the attention of all investors.
Orbeon Protocol (ORBN) is a relatively new project that gives investors easy access to venture capital investing through the power of Web3, making it a direct competitor for existing investor projects like Fantom (FTM) and Helium (HNT).
Let’s dive into the details to understand why Orbeon Protocol (ORBN) has been gaining more traction than Fantom (FTM) and Helium (HNT).
Summary
Fantom (FTM): providing improved DeFi offerings for Developers
Fantom is a directed acyclic graph (DAG) smart contract platform that uses advanced technologies like the Lachesis protocol and Opera to provide developers with enhanced DeFi services based on smart contracts.
Fantom is designed to overcome the limitations of previous generation blockchains like Ethereum, while balancing scalability, security, and decentralization.
The project provides a set of tools that help simplify the integration of existing DApps with built-in DeFi instruments and a detailed staking reward system.
One of the primary strengths of Fantom is its high transaction processing speed — thousands of transactions can be processed and settled per second at only a fraction of a cent per transaction.
Fantom, therefore, offers higher scalability at a lower cost.
FTM is Fantom’s native token that powers the ecosystem. FTM tokens can be used for paying network fees, staking, earning rewards, and participating in governance.
While the FTM token does offer valuable benefits, it is an attractive investment choice primarily for developers who are keen on accessing better DeFi services. Investors who aren’t developers may not be as interested in the specifics of DeFi offerings, making FTM less attractive to them.
The relatively low interest of investors is evident in the declining price of FTM, from its all-time high price of $3.48 in October 2021 to a mere $0.239041 at the time of writing (11th December 2022).
Orbeon Protocol (ORBN): opening up unicorn Web3 investing to all interested Investors
Unlike Fantom (FTM) and Helium (HNT), Orbeon Protocol (ORBN) is designed to help investors find and invest in vetted real-world businesses through the blockchain.
Start-ups can also use Orbeon Protocol to find investors through the blockchain, raise funds through equity- and reward-based NFTs, and engage with their communities.
Orbeon Protocol aims to revolutionize crowdfunding and the venture capital industry by allowing anyone to make blockchain-based fractional investments in promising early-stage businesses.
Orbeon Protocol investment opportunities are minted into NFTs and fractionalized so that investors can buy the NFT fractions and support startups for as little as $1.
A unique “Fill or Kill” mechanism is also built into Orbeon Protocol NFTs to ensure that all money invested in Orbeon Protocol (ORBN) NFTs will be promptly returned to investors if a company fails to reach its funding goal during the promised timeframe. This mechanism de-risks Web3 investment, making Orbeon Protocol an attractive choice even for Web3 novices.
The Orbeon Protocol ecosystem is supported by ORBN, which allows token holders to earn through staking, vote on significant decisions and upcoming projects, get discounts on trading fees, and earn cashback rewards in USDC. The ORBN token is also instrumental in giving start-ups access to exclusive investor groups and providing investors early access to upcoming funding rounds.
Since its arrival in Web3, Orbeon Protocol has seen huge demand for its Native token ORBN. Orbeon Protocol’s price has risen from $0.004 to $0.0302 throughout its ongoing presale equating to 655% ROI for those that have been following the project since launch. With the traditional VC and crowdfunding industry being worth $13billion, it’s easy to see why eagled-eyed investors are so keen on Orbeon Protocol.
Helium (HNT): providing rewards for investors who validate decentralized data Transfers
Helium (HNT) is a blockchain-based mainnet that helps low-powered wireless Internet of Things (IoT) devices to send data across their nodes.
Helium is powered by open-source technologies that help create a decentralized and trustless model for wireless infrastructure. The resultant wireless economy that it produces upturns the traditional telecom model of wireless infrastructure.
Helium has two units of exchange: Data Credits and the HNT token.
Helium’s Data Credits, each equivalent to $0.00001, can be used to transfer data bytes through Helium LongFi and pay blockchain transaction fees.
HNT is the crypto token of Helium. Token holders can use HNT to earn returns each time their hotspots supply and validate the wireless transfer of data on the network.
According to CoinMarketCap, the current price of HNT is $2.14 as of 11th December 2022, which is far below its all-time high price of $55.22 in November 2021.
Find Out More About The Orbeon Protocol Presale
Website: https://orbeonprotocol.com/
Presale: https://presale.orbeonprotocol.com/register
Telegram: https://t.me/OrbeonProtocol
*This article has been paid. The Cryptonomist didn’t write the article nor has tested the platform.
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