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Early adopters & movers need to know what these two projects will do and why they're a better buy than almost all other new projects in December.

First off, you have to understand the whole DeFi ecosystem sucks ass even though new tech comes out every week. All these shitcoins starting from $LINK promise the Fourth Industrial revolution and #InstitutionalAdoptation but they're all 100% reliant on the ETH network that charges high fees so the average normie, bank, or PayPal will never touch it with a ten foot pole. Why would you give Etherium miners $5 for a $10 Dominos pizza when your Visa card fee is 10 cents? Mainstream adaptation will never come, so the DeFi hype is all bullshit. Unless they find a way to cut out all network fees. Which inherently means to centralize all payments. Ppay is hinting at that, and I don't think people in on the hype even realize what they're buying. They think this is another pump and dump coin.

Why is Chainlink a shitcoin? They sell you on the adaptation dream but they are just in it for the money, otherwise they would work to cut out network fees. If you want financial adaptation, you have to give financial incentives like NO NETWORK FEES. Oracles make it even more expensive to process ETH payments. No bank would touch this with a ten foot pole.

1. PPAY. The PayPal of shitcoins is a short summary. It will integrate with over 3000 ERC-20 tokens to make fee-free swapping. ETH >> PPAY >> shitcoin like $BASE or $WOZX, fee free. This is huge. Not a guaranteed moonshot but the tech is amazing. We'll be able to trade every single coin without gas fees. This could potentially lead to institutional adaptation.

2. The Graph. Google for Ethereum transactions, better than Etherscan. Israeli CEO with a $5M VC round funded by Coinbase. This is going to be the biggest moonshot of the year probably. It's like buying Google at $0.5 a share. It will allow us to generate data about ETH transaction volume, etc. Goes on sale in 2 weeks.