Metacade (MCADE) Loses Popularity, Experts Think Highly of Orbeon Protocol (ORBN)


Metacade (MCADE) and Orbeon Protocol (ORBN) are widely tipped as rising stars in the metaverse. While both projects are seen as two of the hottest prospects for crypto investors, there are fundamental differences. So exactly how do they differ – and perhaps more importantly, which offers the best potential return on investment? Read on for the lowdown on Metacade (MCADE), firmly aimed at the Web3 gaming community, and Orbeon Protocol (ORBN), a trailblazing new investment platform currently in Phase 2 of its presale.

Metacade (MCADE) Is in The Game 

Combine a gaming arcade with a metaverse, and you get Metacade (MCADE). The company has firmly set its sights on building the best crypto-gaming community for both players and developers. Metacade (MCADE) hopes that this combination, by association, will attract crypto investors too. 

Crucially, Metacade (MCADE) offers gamers Play2Earn (P2E) and GameFi functionality, plus the opportunity to learn new skills, interact with developers and fellow players, and influence game development. Given the explosion in the crypto-gaming market and the fact that players tend to be from a younger demographic, many observers think Metacade (MCADE) is one to watch. That said, the company has yet to make a pre-sale pricing announcement. 

If you like the idea of investing in the crypto-gaming industry, Metacade (MCADE) is definitely worth considering. But does its primary focus on gaming mean it’s missing out on other potentially more lucrative market sectors?

Orbeon Protocol (ORBN): Venture Capital Reinvented

Orbeon Protocol (ORBN) has the potential to tap into a much broader market than Metacade (MCADE). In some respects, it may not be fair to make a straight comparison between the two: one is very much a gaming-centric token, whereas the other is more targeted towards crypto investors, pioneer start-ups seeking investment or crowdfunding, and people wishing to invest in such start-ups.

Orbeon Protocol (ORBN) scores in its ability to connect start-ups with everyday investors. Using advanced blockchain technology, Orbeon Protocol offers fractionalized NFTs, which means even small investors can support startups for as little as $1. Better still, all potential new businesses are fully vetted, there’s a complete audit trail, and investors are protected by a “fill or kill” mechanism that reimburses them fully if the target is not met.

Like Metacade (MCADE), Orbeon Protocol (ORBN) has generated a great deal of interest in the market. But unlike Metacade (MCADE), Orbeon Protocol (ORBN) has already enjoyed a successful Phase 1 pre-sale, with Phase 2 now available at $0.014. Based on initial demand, some market experts are forecasting spectacular returns by as much as sixtyfold, or $0.24, on ORBN’s initial pre-launch price of $0.004.

 Find Out More About The Orbeon Protocol Presale

Website: https://orbeonprotocol.com/

Presale: https://presale.orbeonprotocol.com/register 

Telegram: https://t.me/OrbeonProtocol 



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