Experts Hint That IntelMarkets (INTL) Could Be the Next Big Thing Like Toncoin (TON) or Tron (TRX)

The Next Toncoin (TON) or Tron (TRX)? Experts Hint That This New Token Could Explode by 3,000% 

The crypto market is always changing, with new projects emerging as potential threats to established tokens. One such project is IntelMarkets (INTL), a phase three presale star that has already given early buyers a 200% return. Since it brings something new to the crypto trading market with artificial intelligence, some experts even hint that it could surge by 3,000% soon.

This prediction makes many traders think of this rookie as the next Toncoin (TON) or Tron (TRX). Meanwhile, these established altcoins are seeing some volatility on the price charts.

Toncoin (TON) is one of the top 10 altcoins but has seen some red price charts. CoinMarketCap shows that the price of Toncoin fell nearly 3% in the past seven days. Market analyst Cryptorphic made a bullish remark about this cryptocurrency. According to his X post, a bullish reversal can come if Toncoin breaks above the 21 EMA. He also predicts a potential jump to $10-12 as Toncoin price targets.

In other news, IntoTheBlock data shows that Toncoin (TON) whale transactions have jumped more than 93% in just 24 hours. This indicates that people are interested in the growth of Toncoin crypto. Because of these factors, some market analysts have made a bullish Toncoin price prediction – reaching $6 before October ends.

Meanwhile, Tron (TRX) is a crypto coin that has seen some growth recently. Over the past month alone, the Tron price jumped nearly 5%, according to CoinMarketCap. At the moment, this altcoin is trading between $0.1524 and $0.1596. Crypto analyst Daniel Ramsey says that Tron has crossed above its weekly supply zone. He also set two price targets: $0.21 and $0.26.

This price rally comes at a time when some interesting news is happening for Tron (TRX). Notably, Liberland revealed that its new Prime Minister will be Justin Sun, the Tron founder. Furthermore, the Tron crypto trades above its 20-day EMA of $0.1558 and its 50-day EMA of $0.1517. Thus, experts forecast a potential surge to $0.1792 in their Tron price prediction before this quarter ends.

IntelMarkets (INTL) is making a name for itself as a potential game-changer. It aims to tap into the AI market, which Statista projects  may be worth $826B by 2030. It will combine AI with blockchain technology and introduce the next gen of crypto trading platforms to accomplish this.

IntelMarkets could become a fan-favorite for millions of traders. It will have many advantages, such as self-learning trading robots. Thanks to machine learning, these robots will improve their performance over time—a big advantage over traditional trading robots. Plus, IntelMarkets will have dual-chain functionality that supports the Solana (SOL) and Ethereum (ETH) blockchains. This will give people more flexibility than other platforms.

The INTL token will fuel this platform. It is now in phase three of its presale and costs $0.027, a 200% rise from its starting price. However, this altcoin price will reach $0.036 after phase four begins. Experts even predict a potential 3,000% growth after a Tier-1 crypto exchange lists INTL soon.

While Toncoin (TON) and Tron (TRX) are top altcoins, IntelMarkets (INTL) may soon join them. This rookie has a smaller market cap than its peers, which means faster returns with fewer new funds. Furthermore, demand for INTL is sky-high, with over $1M raised and possibly $1.5M coming next week. Thus, experts consider INTL the next big altcoin in the market.

Discover More About Intel Markets:

• Presale: https://intelmarketspresale.com/
• Telegram: https://t.me/IntelMarketsOfficial
• Twitter: https://x.com/intel_markets

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