ABPT Show An Inside To Why Palladium Is On The Rise Yet Again.

The allocation fundamentals of platinum and palladium vary strongly, which has been reflected in the expense movements “In the past, platinum was usually the more expensive metal, but this changed near the start of the year. The main industrial demand for both is auto catalysts, and this has fallen for platinum (used in diesel-powered vehicles) but risen for palladium (used in gasoline-powered cars,)” mentions John Mere, a developer for ABPT (Assest Backed Palladium Token)
Below is a list of the top five cryptocurrencies in circulation today:
1. Bitcoin
The original and most widely used. There are currently more than 16.8 million bitcoin tokens in circulation, against a present-capped limit of 21 million.
Bitcoin’s market capitalization varies significantly from day to day but has hit a record high of more than $200bn.
It remains the poster-child for the cryptocurrency industry, though critics suggest that its volatility, slow speeds, energy usage and higher transaction fees will put a limit on its growth.
2. Bitcoin cash
This offshoot of the original Bitcoin, which launched in the summer of 2017, has already soared to become one of the most traded cryptocurrencies.
A little like a share split, there is now approximately the same amount of bitcoin cash in circulation as bitcoin. Nevertheless, there are key differences – most notably, bitcoin cash has an 8MB block size compared with 1MB for the original bitcoin.
This means faster processing speeds, but on the downside, it is more memory-intensive.
3. Litecoin
Known as “bitcoin’s little brother”, litecoin resembles its older sibling in that it is a peer-to-peer cryptocurrency, but has faster transaction speeds as well as a substantially higher token limit of 84 million.
However, its mining process is more memory-intensive and its market cap is around 1/20th of the size of bitcoin.
4. Dogecoin
This is a cryptocurrency largely recognizable for its image of a Shiba Inu dog derived from the “Doge” internet meme.
Initially introduced as a parody currency, it now has its own online community. At the start of 2018, Dogecoin saw its market capitalisation reach $2bn.
5. Ethereum
Ethereum has been labelled a “decentralized app” provider. Originally developed as a “world computer” super network, it aimed to get rid of the need for third-party companies such as Apple in the creation of apps.
The apps developed on Ethereum are on a distributed public platform where miners can earn “ether” to fuel the network.

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