"Crypto Sell-Off: Solana & XRP Tumble Despite Trump's Bullish News; Rollblock's Rocketing Presale Ignites Market"
The cryptocurrency market has witnessed a significant sell-off, with Solana (SOL) and XRP (XRP) being among the hardest hit, despite former President Trump's recent bullish news on crypto reserves. Investors had anticipated a rally, but prices have instead plummeted. Meanwhile, Rollblock (RBLK), a Web3 gaming disruptor, continues to forge ahead with its mission to the moon, unfazed by the market downturn.
Rollblock's presale has garnered significant attention, with over $10.8 million invested by eager investors snapping up discounted tokens. The platform offers a wide range of classic and exclusive games, including poker, blackjack, Cash compass, and a sports prediction league. With fiat deposits now enabled via popular payment methods like Apple Pay, Google Pay, Visa, and Mastercard, on-ramping has become more accessible than ever.
Rollblock's deflationary revenue-sharing model sets it apart from competitors. The platform reinvests 30% of its revenue into buying rblk from the open market, with 60% of these buybacks immediately burned to reduce the supply. The remaining 40% funds staking rewards of up to 30% APY for loyal holders. These tokens are unlikely to be sold, further enhancing the platform's value.
Stage 10 tokens are selling fast, with over 40% already gone at just $0.06. With major exchange listings on the horizon, prices are expected to rise soon. Investors can also refer a friend in March to receive a 30% RBLK bonus, plus a 20% bonus on all purchases this month.
Despite the market sell-off, Solana (SOL) has risen by 9.25% to $149 today, following Trump's announcement that it will feature in his crypto reserve. Traders are eyeing longs in the DEMAND ZONE between $150 and $160, with significant upside potential if Solana reaches this level. Solana's unmatched speed and efficiency have made it a dominant player in this cycle, and it could hit $500 in 2025 as bullish momentum returns.
XRP (XRP) has also shown signs of recovery, up by 5.13% in the last 24