After a massive 500% gain, Snowfall Protocol (SNW) has been making early investors very happy as they have seen significant growth while the rest of the market has been sinking.

It’s hard to keep track of all the latest trends in the cryptocurrency world. Solana (SOL), Bitcoin (BTC), and Snowfall Protocol (SNW) are all trending right now, but for different reasons. So, which one is the best investment? Read on to find out!

Why Solana (SOL) Is Trending

Solana (SOL) is a project that is designed to provide a high-performance blockchain platform. It uses a unique consensus algorithm called Proof of History (PoH), which allows it to process transactions faster than other blockchains. Solana (SOL) had a growing momentum throughout the bull run but recently, it has struggled to maintain its price.

Solana (SOL) was also heavily backed by Sam Bankman-Fried, the CEO of FTX exchange. He even went on to say that Solana (SOL) could be the most important crypto project in the next 10 years. However, recently FTX exchange was acquired by Binance which left Solana (SOL) in an uncertain situation. These are some of the reasons why Solana (SOL) is trending right now.

Why Bitcoin (BTC) Is Trending

Bitcoin (BTC) is the most popular and valuable cryptocurrency in the world. It has been around for more than 10 years and it’s still going strong. Bitcoin (BTC) is trending right now because it’s a safe haven asset. Investors are buying Bitcoin (BTC) because they are worried about the stock market crash and the global economic crisis.

Bitcoin (BTC) is also trending because institutional investors are buying it. They see Bitcoin (BTC) as a store of value and a hedge against inflation. Institutions are buying Bitcoin (BTC) because they believe in its long-term potential. It is also trending because, despite these positive adoption signals, Bitcoin (BTC) is losing its value as the bear market continues.

Why Snowfall Protocol (SNW) Is Trending

Despite the gloomy broader crypto market trending down, Snowfall Protocol (SNW) has managed to stay afloat and even increase in price. Snowfall Protocol (SNW) enables users to swap assets across different blockchains. This is a big deal because it allows users to move their assets from one blockchain to another without having to sell them first.

This is like how you can move money from your bank account to Paypal without having to sell your dollars first. Snowfall Protocol (SNW) is trending because due to its unique compatibility model, Snowfall Protocol (SNW) has already witnessed a growth of more than 140%.

It just finished its first stage of presale not too long ago and sold out instantly. The next stage will likely sell out even faster. Make sure to get in on the presale here: https://presale.snowfallprotocol.io

You can learn more about Snowfall Protocol (SNW) here: https://snowfallprotocol.io. After going through their website, it won’t be difficult to understand why experts predict that Snowfall Protocol (SNW) has the potential to grow 5000% by the time it is launched.

Closing Remarks

Top market analysts predict that Snowfall Protocol (SNW) can be the next 1000x token. There are many trends in the crypto market but one trend is clear. Snowfall Protocol (SNW) is the best investment right now. Get in on the presale while you still can!

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Since the covid19 outbreak, frictions in supply chain have been a key driver of innovation and have provided impetus for collaboration among entrepreneurs and big businesses . The pandemic ushered a global supply chain downturn which affected the operations and revenue of many businesses globally.

SCM connections has been helping organizations to weather their supply chain hassles through tech in the last decade. However, recently, the company has joined the McKinsey team to deepen the supply chain transformation in the postcovid period. In an article published on McKinsey’s website, the new union is tipped to provide a more robust and integrated platform for clients.

The publication reads in part: “The proven technology skills and capability building from SCM Connections will complement McKinsey’s strategic insights, planning-process acumen, and deep organizational, cultural, and mindset transformation experience”.

Mike Doheny, McKinsey senior partner who leads the organization’s manufacturing and supply chain work described how the acquisition will leverage artificial intelligence to enhance sustainable value delivery and good customer experience. According to him:

“With this acquisition, we can help clients with their advanced planning transformations, from step one to step ten, with no handoffs and complete ownership of impact, which has been an unmet need for many clients.

“This includes developing the organizational capability and mindset shift necessary to capture and sustain the value. In addition, we will enhance these processes with our QuantumBlack expertise in artificial intelligence and machine learning” he said.

SCM Connections which has been in business for over 10 years has more than 45 experts, many of whom have experienced or led major software and ERP deployments as both clients and systems integrators. The firm managed extraordinary demand during the pandemic, helping numerous companies convert bricks-and-mortar stores into e-commerce channels almost overnight, reinventing networks, digitizing processes, and building resilience into infrastructures.

“What we like about SCM Connections is that they often get called in to fix tech-enabled transformations that have gone wrong,” says Ketan Shah, the McKinsey partner who leads the organization’s supply chain planning work and technology alliances in the supply chain space. “This takes a real understanding of the supply chain and experts who know what they are doing with the technology and the process” she added.

McKinsey and SCM Connections have a proven relationship. For example, during the pandemic they helped a billion-dollar enterprise lay the groundwork for its upcoming advanced planning and scheduling (APS) implementation. “We brought very complementary strengths,” says Ketan. “We like the ‘popcorn’ of ideas, the excitement of problem solving, and figuring out how insights from our research and experience will translate into concrete next steps to create value for our clients.”

In addition to complete transformations, the newly integrated team will help clients across industries stand up SCM initiatives with early-phase diagnostics, business-case development, and road mapping, as well as undertake interventions in existing SCM transformation projects to unlock untapped value.

Nigeria’s real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) recorded on a year-on-year basis, 3.11% growth at basic prices in Q1 2022, according to a report published by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS), on Thursday in Abuja.

The NBS disclosed this through the Nigerian Gross Domestic Product Report (Expenditure and Income Approach) for Q1 and Q2 of 2022, published by NAN, where it indicated that Nigeria has a higher growth rate this year compared to the corresponding period of 2021.

According to the report, the growth in Q2 2022 remained positive at 3.54%, though lower compared to the growth rates recorded in Q2 of 2021 at 5.01 per cent.

“However, relative to Q1 and Q2 of 2021, the performance in 2022 indicates an increase of 2.60 per cent points in Q1 2022 growth rate and a decrease of 1.47 per cent points in Q2 2022,” it said.

The report said Household Consumption Expenditure in Q1 and Q2 2022 grew by 6.94 per cent and 17.64 per cent in real terms, on a year- on year basis. The growth rates in Q1 and Q2 of 2022 were lower than the rates recorded in Q1 and Q2 of 2021 respectively, the report said.

It added that Government Consumption Expenditure recorded growth rates of 9.91 per cent and -12.99 per cent in Q1 and Q2 2022, on a year-on-year basis, compared to -4.57 per cent and -53.56 per cent in Q1 and Q2 2021.

Another area of growth is Net Exports. The report said it recorded positive growth rates in the first two quarters of 2020 and moved to negative growth rates in the third and fourth quarters of 2020 as well as in the first three quarters of 2021.

“This is a departure from the trend in 2019. However, negative growth rates were recorded in the first and second quarters of 2022.

“Net exports grew in real terms in Q1 and Q2 2022 by -98.46 per cent and -92.76 per cent.

“These rates were lower than -91.74 per cent and -49.30 per cent recorded in Q1 and Q2 2021,” it said.

The report said National Disposable Income grew by 2.00 per cent both in Q1 and Q2 of 2022. But it added that a growth rate of -6.46 per cent and -5.66 per cent was recorded in Q1 and Q2 of 2021 respectively on a year-on-year basis in real terms.

The report said growth of National Disposable Income shifted to positive since Q4 2021, showing a better performance in 2022 compared to Q1 and Q2 2021.

“Compensation of Employees in Q1 and Q2 of 2022 grew by 6.48 per cent, and 3.93 percent respectively in real terms on a year-on-year basis.

“However, these growth rates were lower than 9.26 per cent and 19.44 per cent recorded in Q1 and Q2 2021,” it said.