Crypto Whales are Turning to TMS Network (TMSN) as it Dominates Chainlink (LINK) and Quant (QNT) Ecosystems by 14x Higher Gains
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Crypto whales have shown a preference for TMS Network (TMSN) over the Chainlink (LINK) and Quant (QNT) ecosystems.
The decision reflects the growing excitement surrounding TMSN's potential to generate significant returns on investment.
The gaming-focused Web3 platform is set to integrate the Chainlink (LINK) Verifiable Random Function.
The event will take place as a part of the collaboration of Web3 gaming services with the Chainlink (LINK) gaming platform. Web3 services firms aim to offer blockchain gaming a reliable, and transparent source of randomness that is auditable and resistant to tampering by connecting with Chainlink (LINK).
The random nature is significant in gaming as in-game items in gameplay hold real-world value. Chainlink (LINK) developers state that collectors are expected to pay significant premiums for unique in-game items.
Thus, gamers will have the opportunity to personally own the weapons, and skins they have obtained through their efforts by utilizing Chainlink's (LINK) NFT technology. This newfound ownership has the potential to unlock substantial earning possibilities for Chainlink (LINK) gamers.
However, it's found that Chainlink's (LINK) token didn't follow through, and has been flat in terms of growth. Currently, one Chainlink (LINK) token is priced at $7.34, which is a 1.92% drop within a day.
Quant (QNT) continues to face challenges in attempting to reverse its declining price charts. Experts suggest Quant (QNT) faces this struggle due to several factors, including the prevailing market sentiments, and a lack of updates on Quant's (QNT) network. Moreover, increased development activities on
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