I give you Ardor (Ardr). Brought to you by the team that created NXT, a stable blockchain that has existed with unique features / extreme performance for years, Ardor will serve as a "parent" chain to many sidechains that will be secured by the main Ardor network.
This concept is revolutionary, because it allows for the child chains to be pruned / extreme blockchain performance / scalability.
Every tx on the ardor network will cost ~10 ardr and stakers will recover rewards from tx fees paid on the ardr main chain and EVERY child chain supported by the network. According to the bitcointalk OP for Ardor, they have many features and partnerships in the works that have not been disclosed.
Fundamentally, Ardr is a Lsk competitor with 1/5 of the market cap. The current Ardr token is an IOU, as the Ardr main net is due to launch in q4 2017.
Jelruda, the team behind Nxt, Ardr, and Ardr's first childchain (ignis), has successfully raised over 650 btc for their ignis ico 0.00% (which isn't even over), and now has significant funding to further the project. The biggest problem with Nxt was funding, as the Nxt ICO 0.00% was in a different era.
Ardr will be one of the premier "Blockchain as a Service" Platforms of the future and has a low market cap of 135mm at the time of posting.
Technically... as you can see, Ardor has made a significant retracement from its last high and is currently sitting on what appears to be an extremely strong historical support level. The bollinger bands are extremely compressed on the 1D chart, showing that a move could be imminent. Coupled with a clear double bottom... this is as good of a buy as it gets.
For me, this is a perfect entry to a project with the right team and the right mission to be a 1billion + cap one day. Strap in, dis gon be gud.
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Dunno why the scaling is so messed up.... sorry ab that
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