Binance (BNB) and Conflux (CFX) Lag Far Behind TMS Network (TMSN) Amid Persistent Institutional Interest in Crypto ETFs

The cryptocurrency world is expanding and evolving all the time, and recent surveys have revealed persistent interest in crypto ETFs (exchange-traded funds) from institutions worldwide, with 48% of those polled saying that they would add crypto ETFs to their portfolios this year. This can only be good news for projects like TMS Network (TMSN), which has seen extraordinary growth of 2240% in its presale, surpassing the likes of Binance (BNB) and Conflux (CFX).

TMS Network (TMSN) 

If you’ve not yet heard about TMS Network (TMSN), this all-in-one trading solution is set to deliver game-changing transformations to the trading space. With TMS Network (TMSN), it’s possible for users to trade equities, forex, stocks, and more, all with cryptocurrencies and without requiring a paper trail to make an account. The entire system is further boosted with safeguards from some of the best security lineups in the business.

Sounds good? Well, many investors agree, which is why TMS Network (TMSN) is being talked-about as one of the top crypto projects to invest in right now. Fittingly, the TMS Network (TMSN) presale has been a huge success, with the gains seen by TMS Network (TMSN) token shooting up by a whopping 2240% and $4 million being raised so far. There’s no doubt that as the presale goes on, time is running out to get your piece of the TMS Network (TMSN) pie.

Binance (BNB)

Binance (BNB) is a name that should be familiar to most crypto enthusiasts, as it’s the biggest and best-known cryptocurrency exchange around. A lot of people make use of Binance (BNB) and its native Binance (BNB) tokens, which power the entire ecosystem and serve various purposes, like covering transactional fees and allowing for new content to be issued. 

However, even though Binance (BNB) has been a giant of the crypto game for a world, recent times have been tough for the company. Big platforms like Binance (BNB) have become prime targets for authorities and governmental agencies wishing to push for more legislation and regulation in crypto trading, and the value of Binance (BNB) has been affected by all of this, with some experts worried that Binance (BNB) may struggle to compete as more platforms and projects are unveiled, like TMS Network (TMSN) itself.

Conflux (CFX)

Then, we have Conflux (CFX). Conflux (CFX) is a smart contract platform that stands out from the crowd due to its innovative technology. With history dating back to 2018, the Conflux (CFX) layer-1 blockchain has strived to solve some of the common problems affecting blockchains in general, like scalability and security issues. 

But how is Conflux (CFX) doing right now? Well, 2023 may not have been as kind to Conflux (CFX) as it has been to TMSN, but it still hasn’t been the worst year so far. The price of Conflux (CFX) actually skyrocketed by around 500% in just one week earlier this year, and the value of a single Confux (CFX) token is currently sitting around $0.42. Has it reached its limit, or could it push higher? Experts are hopeful that Conflux (CFX) could hit $1 sometime this year, but can’t be sure when.

Conclusion

There are a lot of interesting and exciting crypto projects out there at the moment, and it’s important for investors to look past the big names, like Binance (BNB) to find the truly golden investment opportunities. Conflux (CFX) isn’t doing badly, but TMS Network (TMSN) is on a whole other level, and with the second presale continuing, it’s the perfect time to sit up and get involved.

Presale: https://presale.tmsnetwork.io

Whitepaper: https://tmsnetwork.io/whitepaper.pdf

Website: https://tmsnetwork.io

Telegram: https://t.me/tmsnetworkio

Discord: https://discord.gg/njA95e7au6

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