Solana is one of the SEC affected coins, resulting in a price drop to an attractive place for investors. Stacks is in an opposite position, being SEC approved, and benefiting from its status. Tradecurve is a decentralized trading platform that also looks to profit from the current regulatory situation.
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Solana picks itself up and continues to develop
With the news that the SEC was declaring Solana as a security, the price went down by about 36%, falling from preannouncement levels of around $22 per coin to around $14. This seems to have encouraged traders looking to buy the dip, as the price has been slowly rebounding to $17 with many traders suspecting that it is going to keep appreciating beyond the $20 mark.
Despite its regulatory woes, Solana has been trying to stay relevant, hosting and participating in various hackathons and competitions, and a social project located in one of the world’s largest slums – Kiberia located in Nigeria.
On the 17th of June Messari tweeted that Solana’s NFT activity is on the rise, outperforming both Polygon and Ethereum, and therefore indicating that Solana is still king of the NFTs.
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Stacks – Interesting use case, interesting status.
Stacks is the coin on the blockchain based platform Blockstack. Stacks and Blockstack seek to offer people privacy by offering decentralized servers where people can upload and share their photos, videos, text files and more with family and friends. This is in contrast to now where most people use things like Whatsapp or Socials or FB Messenger to share their private pictures and data.
Furthermore, in a landscape where over 60 coins, including Solana, are now considered securities, Stacks parent company Blockstack has achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first company authorized by the SEC to conduct an initial public offering of bitcoin-like tokens.
Before this approval, Stacks raised over $50 million through authorized token sales exclusively to accredited investors. The IPO raised $23 million and was granted approval under Regulation A+ of the 2012 Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act, which facilitates capital generation for emerging companies with reduced disclosure requirements. Stack’s success sets an example for other cryptocurrency and blockchain startups looking to raise funds.
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Tradecurve – decentralized and privacy oriented.
Whether you want to buy Solana or Stacks, the message is clear – privacy oriented solutions are needed in the current regulatory climate. Tradecurve focuses on this with its decentralized trading platform that seeks to offer the perks of a CEX with the benefits of a DEX, and a trading brokerage, all in one place.
As Tradecurve is located in St Vincent and Kitts (where financial derivatives trading is allowed), and is a DeFi protocol, they are able to offer traders a legal way to trade everything from forex, bonds, commodities, indices and crypto, without requiring KYC.
The result is a privacy based platform that respects the anonymity of its users, and therefore opens up the options for people looking to trade, regardless of their country or socioeconomic situation.
Tradecurve can also assist the unbanked and possibly people like the residents of Kibera, in giving them a way to interact with the global financial world, especially if they team up with an on-ramp such as the Strike app, which does not require a bank account.
Tradecurve is in presale, with aims to raise $20 million, so that they can complete their platform with all its features.
At time of writing stage 4 has sold over 36%, bringing it closer to stage 5, at which point the price will rise from $0.018 to $0.025.
This means that investors are still very early, as the minimum launch price alone is $0.088 and the token is forecasted to reach a 100x once the token goes live and as the platform develops.
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