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Bitcoin (BTC) users pouring into DeeStream (DST) last week as Ripple (XRP) holders are selling

Can anything ever get better than Bitcoin (BTC)? Bitcoin (BTC) has long established itself as the leading cryptocurrency in the world. However, a new coin, DeeStream, has got Bitcoin (BTC) users pouring into its project in droves. Not just that, Ripple (XRP) holders are selling off their assets to buy into this new project.

DeeStream (DST) is the new project that has stormed into the cryptocurrency world, and like every great project, it is changing the market.

Many new coins come into the cryptocurrency ecosystem, flatter to deceive, only to disappoint investors. However, the potential of DeeStream (DST) and the growing market in which it has established itself as a pioneer is enough to convince many investors into the project, even at its presale stage.

Bitcoin (BTC) may be out of reach

Bitcoin (BTC) is a stable coin with little or no variations in its price. Indeed, in the last 24 hours, it has only seen a 0.68% drop in its value. However, its current price of $42,571.25 puts it above the reach of many investors, and those looking to invest in the cryptocurrency space have to look at other projects for the more significant profit margins they desire.

Ripple (XRP) is struggling to rise

Ripple (XRP) is currently selling at $0.4994, and it does not seem as though its downward drive is anywhere near an end. It has lost over 19.4% of its value in the last month.

Why are Investors pouring into DeeStream (DST)?

DeeStream (DST) is a video streaming platform, much like YouTube and Twitch, but better. It utilizes the power of blockchain technology to provide a decentralized streaming platform. DST is its utility token, available on presale for $0.035.

The combination of blockchain and video-streaming technology creates a transparent and secure platform that connects content creators and their fans across the globe. Users can create and share content, interact with their fans, and monetize their accounts through a peer-to-peer network. Interestingly, every penny made can be allowed to build up or instantly withdrawn without delay, meaning users do not need to wait a long time before having their money released.

DeeStream (DST) offers the lowest fees in the industry, and this is not just for the users. Compared to Bitcoin (BTC) and Ripple (XRP), DeeStream (DST) is a cheaper alternative, but its returns are massive. Investors can expect more than 50x returns on their investment because the video streaming industry is only going to grow more and more. Analysts predict the market could grow to above $247 billion by 2027.

But it does not end there, and there is more benefit in DeeStream (DST). Presale token holders are given the right to be a part of the governance of the platform. Many Bitcoin (BTC) users and Ripple (XRP) holders have realized this and have been making the switch to DeeStream (DST) in the last week.

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

Disclaimer: The text above is an advertorial article that is not part of Cryptonews.com editorial content.

The post Bitcoin (BTC) users pouring into DeeStream (DST) last week as Ripple (XRP) holders are selling appeared first on Cryptonews.

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