The creators of the Mollars token presale and project have recently published a compelling report through their official X profile. Previous reports indicated that the "MOLLARS" brand is attracting search interest from crypto traders comparable to tokens like Bonk Inu (BONK) and Pepe (PEPE). Now, insights from an investor in the new store-of-value token shed light on the types of crypto traders participating in the Mollars presale.
According to a tweet, the Mollars ICO seems to be garnering the most attention from a select group of ten cryptocurrency holders.
A quick review of the latest Ethereum transaction addresses reveals that many tokens, including Wrapped Ethereum (wETH), are held by traders. This indicates a growing interest in Mollars among major cryptocurrencies, suggesting that the new store-of-value asset could experience a significant surge towards achieving a nine-figure market capitalization milestone.
Google Trends data further supports Mollars' popularity, showing substantial search volume for the keyword "Mollars." Comparison with other tokens such as Pepe and Bonk Inu demonstrates comparable levels of interest, with Mollars being searched for nearly as frequently.
The recent influx of investors from BONK token holders into the Mollars presale has been notable, with an estimated collective investment of nearly six figures during the previous week.
The Mollars Initial Coin Offering is scheduled to conclude on June 2nd, offering tokens at a pre-sale price of $0.55 cents, potentially lower than its anticipated listing price of $0.62 on cryptocurrency exchanges.
Furthermore, Mollars' total token supply is expected to be less than half of Bitcoin's, positioning it as a significant competitor. Ethereum's recent approval of a Spot ETF has also sparked speculation that ERC-20 tokens like Mollars could outperform Bitcoin in value appreciation this year.
As of now, the Mollars ICO has raised over $1.4 million and continues to attract daily token presales in the five-figure range in USD.
May 2024, Cryptoniteuae