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Crypto Analyst Highlights Possible Cardano Surge In Q3 and Q4 of 2024, THORChain and Pullix Price Forecast
In this article, we shall look at the price prediction of the three best altcoins in the crypto space. They include Cardano, Pullix, and THORChain. An analyst has predicted a massive surge for Cardano in Q3 and Q4 of 2024. Also, Pullix and THORChain are expected to see huge gains.
Cardano (ADA) To See Huge Gains in Q3 and Q4 of 2024
Nick, a notable crypto analyst and host of Cheeky Crypto, predicted that Cardano (ADA) may rise to new highs if the market selling pressure goes down. In a recent YouTube video, he predicted a strong return for the DeFi coin alongside a Bitcoin price surge.
The analyst expects the cryptocurrency to reach $0.74–$0.84. Nick predicted that Cardano’s price would rise briefly before a greater correction. He said this correction might drop Cardano to $0.30–$0.35.
Nick noted that Cardano will profit from the expected Federal Reserve interest rate drop this year. Nick predicts substantial capital inflow for Cardano after a rate drop in Q3 and Q4 2024. If the Fed’s pivot fails, the token may fall again.
THORChain (RUNE) Price Prediction
After soaring to a monthly high of $6.47, THORChain (RUNE) has fallen to $3.89 as bearish pressure continues to rise. Still, the THORChain coin has held its position among the top 60 cryptos by market cap.
The DeFi coin has recorded just 13 green days in the past month. Also, it has had an 11.27% price volatility over the last 30 days. Meanwhile, the general THORChain coin price prediction sentiment looks bearish. Only 12 technical analysis indicators give bullish signals, while 20 give bearish signals.
The only solace that investors have is the THORChain price, which is sandwiched between the 50-Day SMA ($5.19) and 200-Day SMA ($2.98). Still, analysts are hoping for a turnaround. According to their THORChain price prediction, THORChain is predicted to rise by 35.42% and reach $5.50 in the coming weeks.
Pullix (PLX) Price Forecast
Pullix (PLX) is quickly gaining fame in the cryptocurrency world. This DeFi project has already sparked significant interest, raising $4.3 million and attracting millions of traders worldwide. Pullix is expected to rise significantly in the following weeks, with analysts predicting a 20x gain in value and a potential 100x jump after its debut.
Pullix’s upcoming debut will feature the world’s first hybrid trading platform, combining the strengths of DEX and CEX. Pullix’s 0% trading fee policy stands noteworthy. Additionally, the platform provides low-cost token swaps using Pullix’s DeFi Swap.
The exchange’s native cryptocurrency, PLX, is crucial to its ecosystem and is used for platform trade. It includes the revolutionary concept of “trade-to-earn,” which allows you to stake PLX and earn a share of Pullix’s daily profits.
The team is also considering a token burn strategy to reduce PLX supply and increase its value for long-term investors. The PLX token, currently worth $0.10, is expected to rise in value as the presale unfolds. This places Pullix as one of the best DeFi projects in the market and a worthy contender for established players like Cardano and THORChain.
Final Thoughts
The price prediction for the three altcoins appears bullish. Nevertheless, Pullix is one coin to keep an eye on due to its features and exposure to more tradeable markets.
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QUINCY, Mich. — Police call it a scam that can happen to anyone, and it already has.
A woman in Branch County was told she failed to show up for jury duty, and could face arrest if she didn’t do exactly what was asked of her.
Erin Gilbert runs a non-profit animal shelter out of her home in Quincy.
“I don’t even know how to describe it,” she said. “It was like an out-of-body experience.”
Gilbert calls it three hours of terror and intimidation.
She picked up her phone to see a call identified as ‘private number’ on her phone.
The person on the other end said they were from the FBI, and that she did not appear for jury duty for a federal murder trial.
She was told there was a warrant for her arrest.
Gilbert was then emailed documents with her name and a false case number, telling her to pay thousands of dollars to pay a percentage of her supposed bond.
“At first I thought, ‘this is not right,”‘ she said. “‘This is a joke, right?’”
Gilbert heard police scanner noise and chatter in the background, and said they had an answer to every test she gave them.
“If I started questioning, they would be like, ‘ma’am, if you’re going to be combative with us, we’re just going to send it back to the judge.’”
She was directed to withdraw money from the bank, and take it to a Bitcoin kiosk at a gas station near Coldwater.
Gilbert told News Channel 3 she realized the scheme when she saw a scam warning sticker on the kiosk, but by then, it was too late.
On its Consumer Advice page, the Federal Trade Commission calls it a new twist on an old fraud tactic, where victims are asked to pay with cryptocurrency rather than gift cards or a payment app.
“Now that I look back and I see all these different things that I could have done, like hang up the phone or whatever, I feel like, ‘why didn’t I do that?’” she said.
Gilbert then went to Quincy Police Chief Dalton Turmell, who will be handling the case along with two Michigan State Police Crypto Unit detectives.
Turmell says no law enforcement agency will ever call someone about a serious matter or ask for money.
“If you have a warrant for your arrest, we will not tell you about it in that manner,” he said. “You will not get a phone call. That goes for local law enforcement to state to federal.”
Gilbert still believes it could have been worse, as she’s heard from other people who have lost their homes and identity to similar kinds of fraud.
She says she’s telling her story so that it puts a face on the people these scammers hurt.
“I’m not gullible, I’m not stupid. I’m human,” she said. “And I really thought it was real.”
Turmell says the best way to stop scammers is to not give them the benefit of the doubt.
You can let calls go to voicemail or just hang up if something is off, then call the police immediately afterward.
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