Top 5 Cryptocurrencies in the World

Almost everyone adores cryptocurrency, but only a few dare to invest. When El Salvador became the first country to permit consumers to use cryptocurrency in all transactions, several crypto investors thought it would soon get a legal tag in their respective countries. However, to their surprise, not many other countries followed El Salvador’s footsteps, which deeply saddened crypto investors.

Now, looking at the current happenings around the world, we can say that the future of crypto entirely depends on how much time developed and developing countries take to legalize these currencies officially. The risk involved around the investment in cryptos, such as the risk of money laundering and terror funding, worries every country, and that’s why it is taking forever to legalize.

We can’t predict the future, but we can always work on our present. Thus, investing in a volatile market of cryptocurrencies could be a risk at the time, but if you invest in it systematically by working on implementing proper strategies at the right time, you might not believe it, but you could have a chance to get the benefits from it in the coming years.

Let’s take a look at the top 5 cryptocurrencies:

Bitcoin (BTC)

Market Capitalization – $880 billion

Value of 1 Bitcoin in Indian Rupee (as of 22nd April 2022) – ₹30,92,870.31

Bitcoin was created in 2008 by someone under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, and over the years, it became one of the most popular cryptocurrencies in the world. It was designed originally as a medium of exchange, but now it is primarily viewed as a store of value.

Ethereum (ETH)

Market Capitalization – $375 billion

Value of 1 Ethereum in Indian Rupee (as of 22nd April 2022) – ₹2,29,731.28

Ethereum was founded by programmer Vitalik Buterin in 2013 along with a few additional founders, including Gavin Wood, Charles Hoskinson, Anthony Di Iorio and Joseph Lubin. Ethereum is a programmable blockchain that finds applications in various areas, such as DeFi, smart contracts, and NFTs.

Tether (USDT)

Market Capitalization – $79 billion

Value of 1 Tether in Indian Rupee (as of 22nd April 2022) – ₹76.44

Tether is a stablecoin, and it’s backed by fiat currencies such as U.S. dollars and the Euro. Due to its non-volatile nature, Tether is preferred by many investors. Tether tokens are issued by the Hong Kong-based company Tether Limited, and the owners of Bitfinex control it.

Binance Coin (BNB)

Market Capitalization – $68 billion

Value of 1 Binance Coin in Indian Rupee (as of 22nd April 2022) – ₹31,384.25

The Binance Coin is a form of cryptocurrency which can be traded or exchanged for other forms of cryptocurrency, such as Ethereum or Bitcoin. Binance offers relatively secure options to invest in and trade cryptocurrencies. It is expected to climb up to the maximum price of $14,800 by December 2030.

Solana (SOL)

Market Capitalization – $45 billion

Value of 1 Solana Coin in Indian Rupee (as of 21st April 2022) – ₹8,293.88

Solana was developed in 2017 by a former executive at Qualcomm, Anatoly Yakovenko, with the current Solana board member and COO Raj Gokal. The native token ‘SOL’ powers the platform, and the coin hit its all-time high of $260.06 in November 2021 but since then it’s struggling somewhere around $100.

OnePlus is all geared up to launch “OnePlus Ace” in China – is it a rebranded OnePlus 10R?

OnePlus is taking its slogan “NEVER SETTLE” quite seriously. The Shenzhen headquartered brand started its journey with the anticipated mid-range smartphone, OnePlus One (popularly known as the “2014 Flagship Killer”.), in 2014, which was priced at $299 for the 16 GB version. 

Later on, over the years, the company launched many smartphones and even launched a specific smartphone series referred to as the “NORD” series, which turned out to be a huge success. And now, after acing the smartphone world, the company is all set to launch new series dubbed “ACE” in China on 21st April.

Also, after the successful launch of the OnePlus 10 Pro in India the company is all prepared to launch the OnePlus 10R with insanely fast 150W fast charging in India on 28th April. Now, according to the latest updates, the OnePlus Ace is a rebranded OnePlus 10R and Realme GT Neo3.

Now, if you have a sharp taste for the smartphone, you must have already figured out that OPPO previously used ACE branding. Why OnePlus why? The teaser released on the Weibo and OnePlus’s website for China confirms that the MediaTek Dimensity 8100 chip will power the upcoming smartphone – OnePlus Ace.

The upcoming smartphone has a triple camera setup, which we witnessed during leaks, and surprisingly it does not have the signature OnePlus alert slider. The company hasn’t revealed the front side of the smartphone yet, but we will know about it in a week.

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