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DTX Exchange (DTX) Jump To $10 Likely in 2025 as SHIB Whale Calls Current $0.08 Price a Steal Better Than XRP

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Analysts are predicting big growth, and some are saying DTX could hit $10 by 2025. With the current presale price at $0.08, many investors, including Shiba Inu (SHIB) whales, see it as a better opportunity than more established coins like Ripple (XRP).

DTX Exchange’s Performance

DTX Exchange (DTX) has done great in presale, raising over $5.5 million. This is a big number and it’s driven by the hybrid trading model of the platform which combines centralized and decentralized exchange features. This is what traders are looking for, flexibility and higher returns.

Not only regular traders are in DTX Exchange (DTX), but also big investors, especially whales from the Shiba Inu (SHIB) and Ripple (XRP) communities. In just 24 hours, DTX raised over $500,000 from these investors, and there was a shift from established cryptos like SHIB and XRP to DTX as many saw bigger growth in DTX.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) Whales Backing DTX Exchange (DTX)

A big endorsement for DTX Exchange (DTX) comes from Shiba Inu (SHIB) whales. These big investors are known for making strategic market moves, and they are moving a big chunk of their portfolio to DTX. They see the $0.08 presale price as a steal, especially considering the $10 target by 2025.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) has had success but these whales are betting on DTX for its unique features and bigger short and long term returns.

SHIB is experiencing market stagnation and they are looking for new opportunities and DTX’s hybrid model and privacy features is what they are looking for.

Ripple (XRP) has Challenges

Ripple (XRP) has more challenges in the market. Despite the positive developments like partnership with MoonPay, XRP is still entangled with SEC regulatory issues. These legal issues have caused price stagnation and some investors are looking for alternatives.

Ripple (XRP) is still in the market but its growth is being hindered. This has made many investors, especially those looking for higher returns to look into DTX Exchange (DTX), whose strong presale performance and big potential price appreciation makes it a better alternative to XRP.

Why DTX Exchange is Different

DTX’s hybrid trading platform is what makes it different from others. By combining decentralized and centralized exchanges DTX gives you flexibility and liquidity. Whether you like the security of decentralized exchanges or the convenience of centralized platforms DTX has got you covered.

DTX Exchange (DTX) also has high leverage up to 1000x, perfect for traders who want bigger returns. KYC free trading is for privacy conscious investors, a more secure and anonymous trading environment. With these features and strong presale performance DTX is becoming a big player in the crypto space.

DTX vs SHIB and XRP: A Better Investment?

Compared to Shiba Inu (SHIB) and Ripple (XRP), DTX’s growth potential is bigger. Both SHIB and XRP are struggling to move up, SHIB is experiencing market stagnation and XRP is entangled with legal issues that are capping its growth.

DTX is in a growth phase, its presale already increased by 300% and analysts are saying DTX will reach $1 shortly after mainnet launch and 50x by end of 2024. With these projections many investors see DTX as a better investment especially with its innovative platform and big investments from SHIB and XRP whales.

Conclusion: DTX Exchange’s Future

As DTX Exchange (DTX) grows, hitting $10 by 2025 is getting more and more possible. With big investor interest, innovative features and endorsement from big crypto whales DTX is positioning itself as a big player in the crypto space.

While Shiba Inu (SHIB) and Ripple (XRP) are still relevant, DTX’s unique approach and big growth potential is a better choice for those who want bigger returns.

 

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Women’s Footballers Protest Aramco’s FIFA Sponsorship

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The recent protest by women’s footballers against FIFA’s sponsorship deal with a Saudi company has sparked a significant conversation about the intersection of sports, ethics, and corporate sponsorship. Over 100 players, including prominent figures like Becky Sauerbrunn and Vivianne Miedema, have signed an open letter expressing their concerns over FIFA’s partnership with Saudi oil giant Aramco.

The players’ protest highlights a clash of values, questioning the compatibility of a sponsorship that they feel contradicts FIFA’s commitments to human rights and environmental sustainability. The letter calls for FIFA to seek alternative sponsors whose values align with gender equality, human rights, and the safe future of our planet. This action by the players is a powerful statement in the sports world, where athletes are using their platform to advocate for social and ethical issues.

The controversy stems from the perceived contradiction between the values promoted by women’s football—such as inclusivity, equality, and community—and the practices of the sponsor in question. The players’ stance is not just about a single sponsorship deal; it’s about the broader implications of such partnerships on the sport’s integrity and the message it sends to fans worldwide.

FIFA’s response to the protest has been to affirm the value of its partnership with Aramco, emphasizing that commercial revenue is reinvested into developing women’s soccer. However, the players’ letter urges FIFA to consider the ethical implications of its sponsorship deals and to involve athletes in these discussions, ensuring that the sport’s governing body remains true to its stated commitments.

Controversial sponsorships in sports have often sparked debates and discussions about the ethical considerations of such partnerships. Here are a few examples that have raised eyebrows in the past:

Lance Armstrong and Major Sponsors: Lance Armstrong’s fall from grace after doping allegations led to a significant controversy involving his sponsors, such as Nike and Budweiser. The scandal highlighted the risks sponsors take in aligning with athletes who may fall into disrepute.

Netball Australia and Hancock Prospecting: Netball Australia faced backlash over a sponsorship deal with Hancock Prospecting, owned by Gina Rinehart, due to past comments made by Rinehart’s father about Indigenous Australians and Rinehart’s stance on climate change.

Bizarre Sponsorships: CBS News reported on some of the most bizarre sports sponsorships, which include unusual stadium names and bowl games, showcasing the lengths to which companies will go to get attention. These instances demonstrate the complex nature of sports sponsorships and the need for organizations to carefully consider the values and messages they endorse through their partnerships.

This situation raises important questions about the role of athletes in governance and decision-making within their sports. It also underscores the need for sports organizations to balance commercial interests with the values and principles they espouse. As the conversation continues, it will be interesting to see how FIFA and other governing bodies address these concerns and whether this will lead to a reevaluation of sponsorship strategies in the future.

The players’ protest is a reminder that sports can be a powerful platform for change, and athletes are increasingly willing to take a stand on issues that matter to them. It’s a call to action for organizations to listen to their athletes and align their practices with the progressive values that they promote.

Tekedia Institute To Unveil A New Ecosystem To Unify Knowledge and Market for Quality Business Education

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Hello,

Greetings! Let me begin by thanking you for your partnership over the years in Tekedia Institute. When we started this school, our vision was to unify knowledge and market, and in the process make scholars noble, bright and useful. Simply, we want to see how new knowledge will accelerate the ability to turn ideas into products and services, in big, small and new companies. To a large extent, we are on track…

Yes, more students and learners attend Tekedia Institute’s programs yearly than any university in continental Africa. We work with schools, companies and even governments; just a few days ago, we received the u-inspire award to co-learn with the University of Ilorin community (read news here).

But what if I tell you that better things are coming? Indeed, we will unveil an ecosystem to deepen that interface of knowledge and market. Here are some features coming:

  • Digital Marketplace: .we will provide you an ecosystem to sell digital products. Many of our co-learners have produced great capstone reports and this ecosystem will enable them to monetize those.
  • Business Tools: We will provide you software business tools like bookkeeping, inventory management, etc, to support any venture your knowledge has enabled.
  • eVault Custodial: Many of our co-learners lose their certificates and keep asking for replacements. We will provide an ecosystem to store and preserve vital personal, family and business materials like MOUs, certificates, etc.
  • Business Gaming: You will deepen your managerial and business skills by playing our business games.
  • Deeper Academic Festival:  our courseware will get better.

Of course, Tekedia Capital which invests $millions yearly on startups around the world remains. We’re the only school in Africa with an investment unit, making it possible to fund great ideas of the future. It is a massive symbiotic relationship where the knowledge we create, distribute and assimilate helps us to understand better the world of opportunities.

We’re Tekedia Institute and our product is knowledge. We thank you for the support and welcome you into the future. Once the ecosystem is launched, we will update you; stay with us because without you our academic festival will be boring. 

Regards,

Ndubuisi

Tesla’s Cybertruck Ranks Third in US EV Sales For Q3 2024, Outpacing Ford And Rivian

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TEHRAN, IRAN - JULY 19: (RUSSIA OUT) Russian President Vladimir Putin leaves his presidential plane during the welcoming ceremony at the airport, on July 19, 2022 in Tehran Iran. Russian President Putin and his Turkish counterpart Erdogan arrived in Iran for the summit. (Photo by Contributor/Getty Images)

Tesla’s Cybertruck has reportedly emerged as the third best-selling electric vehicle (EV) in the United States for the third quarter (Q3) of 2024, outperforming every other EV on the market.

According to Cox Automotive estimates, Tesla sold nearly 17,000 Cybertrucks in Q3, trailing only the Tesla Model 3 sedan and Model Y SUV. This puts total Cybertruck sales for the year at over 28,000 a figure higher than Ford’s F-150 Lightning, Rivian’s R1T, and Chevy’s Silverado EV.

In comparison, Ford only sold about 7,000 F-150 Lightnings and 13,000 Mustang Mach-E SUVs in the same period. Rivian delivered just 3,800 R1T pickups. GM, despite early success with its Blazer and Equinox EVs, managed only around 32,000 total EV sales last quarter.

Tesla acknowledged this achievement in its Q3 financial results, confirming a positive gross margin for the Cybertruck. The company generated $25.2 billion in sales and $2.2 billion in profit, with $739 million coming from regulatory credit sales. Additionally, Tesla began shipping its “Actually Smart Summon” feature and Full Self-Driving (Supervised) software to Cybertruck owners, allowing the company to recognize some upfront revenue.

In total, Tesla delivered 166,923 vehicles in Q3, capturing 48% of the 346,309 battery-electric vehicle (BEV) sales in the US. However, this marked the first time Tesla’s share of the US BEV market dropped below 50%. While Tesla continues to soar, hydrogen fuel cell vehicles have struggled to gain traction, with only 73 Toyota Mirai and 26 Hyundai Nexo models sold in Q3 2024.

The Cybertruck’s success is a testament to Tesla’s innovative design and strong brand appeal. Recall that during the launch in December last year, Tesla fans criticized the vehicle’s range and price, with several saying that they were reconsidering buying the Cybertruck after the underwhelming launch.

Despite its polarizing appearance and high price point, it has so far resonated with consumers seeking a unique and powerful electric vehicle. Meanwhile, traditional automakers like Ford and General Motors have struggled to gain traction in the electric vehicle market. The Cybertruck’s strong performance highlights the difficulties major automakers are facing in attracting customers to their electric offerings.

While it is not clear if the uptick in Tesla cybertruck sales will continue on an upward trajectory, Goldman Sachs analysts reckon that in 2025, Tesla will deliver 150,000 Cybertrucks. Wedbush sees 230,000 being sold that year. Morgan Stanley sees only 78,000 Cybertrucks being sold in 2025, for a total of just 108,000 vehicles over the next two years.

As the electric vehicle market continues to evolve, Tesla’s Cybertruck remains a standout. Its success highlights the company’s ability to innovate and meet consumer demand, while also posing a significant challenge to traditional automakers.

Tekedia Capital Dealroom is Open, Oct  2024 Cycle Ends on Nov 10, 2024

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Hello,

Greetings! The Demo Day went great and all the 15 companies participated. The video of the proceedings is available here when you login https://capital.tekedia.com/lesson/active/ .We have since opened the deal room for investments. Go ahead and make payments and let us know the startups you plan to invest in.

For members who have already paid and shared their startup distributions, we will be sending the Master Agreements from tomorrow. 

Nov 10, 2024 is the final date of this cycle. That means that is the last day for payment and participation. Please plan accordingly.

Regards,

Tekedia Capital

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