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Aptos (APT) early investors shift profits into DeeStream (DST) presale as markets Leo Token (LEO) drops

The everchanging crypto markets mean that there are a lot of chances to make money off of good investments, but there are also a lot of ways to make bad ones. When all is said and done, the best investments are the ones that have real-world utility, solve real-world problems, and have the potential to turn a profit while doing so.

Here’s a look at a few interesting projects, including a new one that is taking the world by storm: Deestream (DST), which plans to take over the streaming industry and has a lot of investors interested.

Aptos (APT) looks interesting

Aptos (APT) has climbed by 1.37% in the last 24 hours and a whopping 5.51% in the last seven days, leaving it showing a lot of green at a nice price of $9.25. But this is only good for short-term investors as those holding for a long time would be sad to see that its value has dropped by 47.62% in the last year. A lot of investors have started looking for other projects as a result of this fall in expectations.

Leo Token (LEO) seems stable

Leo Token (LEO) seems neither here nor there, as its price has remained stable over the last seven days with only a 1.1% decrease in total value. This is further buttressed by the fact that it has increased by 0.9% in the last fourteen days and 0.3% in the last month. While it is stable, we can imagine it is also disappointing for many investors looking for returns.

Deestream (DST) Presale makes investors go wild

Coming into the market and looking to make a change in the industry is Deestream (DST). Deestream (DST) is planning to take control of the ever-growing streaming industry and kick out Twitch by being Web 3’s first-ever decentralized streaming platform.

By connecting fans all over the world with their favorite content creators in a way that is accessible and filled with transparency, Deestream (DST) hoped to corner the market and change the way the industry operates. With a huge focus on their creators, from giving them instant withdrawal options to taking lower fees, Deestream (DST) plans to do what traditional streaming platforms don’t and give their creators a platform to grow rather than be censored.

Surprisingly not all, they also plan to do a lot for people who buy into the presale as well, starting with decentralized governance. Decentralized governance means that all presale token holders get to determine how the platform grows and changes in their attempt to keep it fun and profitable.

They also plan to keep their team tokens locked for 1,000 days, the project’s liquidity locked for life, and use a rewards and milestones program to get users to help the platform grow. With all these plans, it’s a surprise that the presale price is still only $0.035, especially when you realize that they have passed the Audit.

We believe this could be an opportunity to get into a future blue-chip cryptocurrency at an extremely good price point. So we recommend that you check out this very promising investment opportunity below.

Find out more about the DeeStream (DST) presale by visiting the website here

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The post Aptos (APT) early investors shift profits into DeeStream (DST) presale as markets Leo Token (LEO) drops appeared first on Cryptonews.

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