Some alts have been going wild
and blowing people's expectations
out of the water, and
And that's why
we're going to talk about
five potential crypto moonshots
that are especially ambitious in their use cases
and could see rocket growth
at some point in the remainder of the bull run.
I was on a hunt for unique use cases,
and I found them.
First on the list is Moonbeam.
Moonbeam just won a crowdloan auction
on Polkadot.
Moonbeam has a really unique
use case compared to other projects
competing for ongoing Polkadot parachains.
And in case you're unfamiliar with Polkadot parachains,
these are essentially auctions where
companies like Moonbeam borrow DOT to
compete to win a parachain slot on Polkadot.
Basically, these auctions are designed to be
competitive to
When the auction is won, this means that the project
gets to build on the Polkadot blockchain.
It's kind of like crowdsourcing where you get
exposure to projects
before they hit the open market.
Moonbeam is a platform
that allows projects built on other blockchains
to go ahead and port over to Polkadot.
Now there are other projects aiming to do this as well,
but Moonbeam's use case
is unique in that it's EVM Compatible.
EVM Compatibility allows applications
built on the Ethereum blockchain
to be ported over to Polkadot.
This means protocols like Uniswap and Aave
will be able to directly deploy their projects
on Polkadot through Moonbeam without
having to learn Substrate,
the Polkadot blockchain's programming language.
This is a strong use case for Moonbeam,
as Polkadot will no doubt want to have access
to the user bases of dApps on other blockchains.
We've also seen Moonbeam's sister network,
Moonriver, perform well on the parachain auction
on Kusama, Polkadot's canary/test network.
Those who loaned out their Kusama for
Moonriver parachain auctions
were handsomely rewarded.
This is especially true after Moonriver was
listed on exchanges and
Moonbeam just won the auction and
will soon be listed on many exchanges as well,
which is why this is one to keep a close eye on.
I see Moonbeam and other Polkadot crowdloans as a
potential opportunity to make a
You'll also want to check out
for more crowdloan opportunities.
If you are interested, there are many ways to
participate in parachain auctions.
This can be done through Binance, a centralized exchange,
or Kucoin directly,
both of those will be linked in the description below.
Another way is directly through
your Polkadot wallet.
And this isn't me saying that you should
absolutely do this.
I just wanted to highlight how these
parachain auctions work,
that way you understand them in the future.
And of course,
This is just one option of many in the
crypto space, so make sure any investment
that you make checks all of your individual boxes.
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Now, next on this list, I want to talk about a project
that I'm relatively new to called Kadena.
It seems that a decision
has been made here in crypto,
and that is that generally proof-of-stake consensus
is the way to go for
keeping blockchains running efficiently,
even Ethereum, the number one general purpose blockchain,
is merging to proof-of-stake
at some point in the future.
- It hasn't yet but we'll see.
*Vitalik devours*
- However, some think that proof-of-stake is the
only way to achieve a high transaction throughput,
and this is simply
What we're seeing with some newer blockchains
like Kadena, is proof-of-work doesn't have
to be slow and expensive,
like Bitcoin.
Sorry Bitcoin, I still love you.
And this is what caught my attention,
Kadena launched in January 2020,
by the founders Stuart Popejoy and
Will Martino, who were former colleagues at J.P. Morgan.
Stuart Popejoy was actually the
lead engineer for JP Morgan's first public blockchain, Juno.
With a team of such high credentials,
this further sparked my interest in Kadena.
Stuart also created
the PACT Smart Contract language,
which is a programming language native to Kadena
that they believe is
And in order to scale proof-of-work,
Kadena has essentially created what they call a
Kadena claims that this allows them to
exponentially increase the throughput
and scalability normally not found
in other proof-of-work blockchains
So I'm really impressed with Kadena's use cases
as well as the team's background and experience.
Now I wanted to take a quick moment to
give you a quick lesson on
That way you can follow this process
on your own and potentially find your own gems
before they get big like Kadena
because they've seen a big run up
in the last month.
So here's what I did.
I found Kadena by simply exploring
Layer-1 blockchains on Twitter.
We've seen layer-1s explode already this year,
like Solana, Cardano or Avalanche,
and it's my hypothesis
that we will continue to see other
layer-1s make potentially parabolic moves.
So when I'm looking at layer-1 blockchains,
I want to find one that solves a problem
that other layer-1s aren't solving
and then when I find something,
I ask myself a couple of questions,
Are they the only ones
who have a solution to this problem?
And does this problem need a solution?
So I came across Kadena and I thought,
Hey, there's something pretty unique here.
And also another interesting project
using proof-of-work is Ergo.
I'll have a video on Ergo linked in the description.
It's worth checking out.
Now, one thing to consider with Kadena,
is its recent price run up.
This project had a pretty uneventful
price action for over a year,
and now it's at a near all-time high price.
So this poses the risk of a pullback.
And because of this, I will watch this project closely
and see where the price heads in the near future.
I mean, crypto is still brand new
and will have plenty of opportunities
to catch a project before it blows up,
potentially including a few
in the rest of today's video.
And that brings me to number three.
I wanted to talk about a project I learned about recently
called SuperFarm.
So SuperFarm is an ecosystem
that allows easy access to
NFTs with a multi-chain farming platform.
Don't worry, we're going to go through all this.
They allow tokens to
You can think of NFT Farming as
earning some form of yield or
some kind of benefit off of your NFTs.
One of the biggest issues with cryptocurrency in general
is adding utility to coins,
and SuperFarm has a mission to help
almost any crypto
And this honestly sounds like a job
that I would be good at, and I already thought of the title
It's Chief Use-Case Officer.
But anyways, think about it this way
before DeFi protocols were invented,
that would allow holders to yield farm tokens,
holders could really only do two things:
they could either buy or sell.
You couldn't earn money off of your money.
However, DeFi poses a problem.
Increasing the supply of a token
through DeFi is typically inflationary,
meaning other tokens in the ecosystem are now worth
ever so slightly less as
new tokens are added to the blockchain.
SuperFarm provides a home for
NFT farming combined with
crypto to crypto farming,
which is so easy to use that
even retail investors who have never used a
dApp before could figure it out.
That's their goal anyways.
What really appeals to me, though,
is SuperFarm is building an ecosystem
that combines all the top NFT features
into one single platform.
As we can see here, NFTs on SuperFarm
can do so much more than any other NFT platform.
In addition to what common NFT platforms can do,
SuperFarm facilitates NFT Farming,
an NFT multiverse video game,
crypto farming and ERC-20 generators.
While looking at the one year chart on CoinMarketCap,
I can see SuperFarm is trading now at
under $2, which is quite far
from its all-time high of $4.50.
So this tells me that there's strong support
at these price levels
and not too much sale pressure,
making this investment slightly less risky
with a potential higher ROI.
Now, that doesn't mean you should buy anything
that is significantly down from their all-time high.
*Squid game flashbacks*
But if you analyze the team behind the project
and they're building big things behind the scenes,
you can potentially identify if you're looking at a
good investment at a discount price
versus just a token that's dead and not returning.
In the case of SuperFarm,
it looks like the founders have been putting
a lot of work into the project,
and I wouldn't be too surprised
if we saw some nice returns on this bull run.
However, again, there are of course, risks.
NFTs are still extremely popular,
and we can't be certain what the future
will hold when it comes to NFTs.
And of course, this is still a small and
volatile project in itself.
So be careful, always.
Now next, we have a token that I'm excited about
called Arweave.
Arweave is a blockchain which houses the Permaweb.
The Permaweb is a place where users on the Internet
say that they can store their data
and be free from censorship.
Now, what really catches my attention about Arweave
is that they offer a solution to data storage,
which almost the entire Internet depends on.
So here's the problem.
If, for some reason,
the host of your data removes it because
a monthly subscription wasn't paid, for example,
the content can be lost forever.
The solution Arweave presents is
that users can pay a one-time fee
and they can store their file on Arweave
forever without the fear of
ever losing their precious JPEGs, in the case of NFTs.
Now Arweave is down from an all-time high
of $86, but I believe,
in spite of Arweave's relatively high market cap,
we could still potentially see some major
price appreciation here,
especially once the market catches on.
So they have a very unique value proposition
in a space that makes a ton of sense
for cryptos
Now, number five on this list is Shiden Network.
Shiden is another token that has recently
taken my interest,
and I saw it was trending on Twitter
as there was some speculation whether
Binance will soon list it.
So I thought I'd look into this more.
I did a little bit of research,
but I haven't found any proof to back that up.
But that being said,
I think that the price that's it at,
may actually be a steal given
Shiden's use cases.
Shiden is a scalable, multi-chain platform
for developers to build on Kusama.
They have a similar use case to Moonbeam,
which we discussed will likely be deploying
soon on Polkadot.
So I took a look at their website
and I learned that Shiden offers a
toolkit for developers who are
comfortable with Solidity,
to Port their dApps that they built on Ethereum
over to Kusama,
and I went to their Twitter page and I saw
Shiden had been developing
pretty great things for their community recently.
Just last month, Shiden Network made their
most important update to date.
This will allow Devs to build
on the Shiden network and earn staking rewards
in a new tool called dApp Staking.
So developers can build on the Shiden Network and
earn the $SDN tokens as a result.
This means if developers continue to build on Shiden,
we could potentially see a lot of price growth
from Shiden at these current levels.
Shiden is far away now from its all-time high at $8.
However, it wouldn't surprise me to see
Shiden do well, especially
if this bull market continues.
But of course, as always,
do that due diligence on your side
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