ChatGPT has been a major revelation since the general population was introduced to it earlier this year. Many people see the benefit that AI technology could bring when it comes to business and finance. One use people have started to use it for is predicting crypto trends. We so far do not have enough of a sample size to see how accurate it is but a lot of savvy investors have posted some very positive results on Twitter and other social media sites.
We decided to test it out for ourselves but instead of a general crypto question, we asked what presales coins did they think could see 100x gains once they are officially launched. Love Hate Inu (LHINU), DeeLance (DLANCE), Metropoly (METRO), Ecoterra (ECOTERRA), and RobotEra (TARO) were the five cryptos chatGPT thought could pump by that much.
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So, we decided to do our own research and check out the properties of these five cryptos to see if we thought ChatGPT was right with its prediction.
Love Hate Inu- The meme coin ready to pump past every rival
While other meme coins are tanking, Love Hate Inu (LHINU) has just surged past the $5 million raised point in its presale and looks like it won’t be slowing down anytime soon. We think this could be the end of SHIB, DOGE, etc as not only does Love Hate Inu have better virality properties but more utility too. That is because it doubles a vote-2-earn (V2E) platform.
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Investors will be able to stake LHINU and then in turn earn the native currency when they vote on polls on the site. It is for this reason that it also has better virality properties than other meme coins. Users vote whether they love or hate a subject, which is going to lead to some controversial opinions and results and of course, when this happens people will want to share them with their friends and on social media. We fully agree with ChatGPT, we can see Love Hate Inu pumping 100x easily.
DeeLance- The freelance platform that will put rivals out of work
We agree with ChatGPT on this one too as we think DeeLance (DLANCE) may change the way freelancers and employers connect, and that is a huge market. They believe, through Web 3.0 technology they can revolutionize how employers and freelancers find each other. They believe the current websites charge too much in fees and have lots of other issues too.
In regards to fees, DeeLance is a decentralized platform so their peer-to-peer payment system means they can afford to charge much less than legacy sites that tend to charge pretty high fees for freelancers especially.
They will also have an escrow payment system in place which will eliminate many of the problems and the main reason we think ChatGPT thinks it will pump 100x. How it works is once a freelancer and employer agree on a project the employer will need to pay the final fee, but that fee won’t be released until the work is complete and the employer receives it. This will cut down on most of the issues freelancers and employers face when they interact.
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Metropoly- ChatGPT loves the first dedicated real estate crypto
For the 99 percent, the property market is very difficult to get into, and the foreign market? Forget about it. Well, Metropoly (METRO) is going to open up that market to its investors for as little as $100. Not only that but they will also make the whole process a lot smoother and faster.
How it works is that some of the most desirable properties from around the world will be tokenized into NFTs and from there they will be fractionalized in order to be sold to Metropoly users. There is no need to hire and pay a broker, no need to worry about foreign regulation, no hidden fees or paperwork, and finally no cooling off period. Is it any surprise ChatGPT thinks it will pump 100x once launched?
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Ecoterra- ChatGPT loves this coin's real-life environmental benefits
What seems to make Ecoterra (ECOTERRA) stand out compared to other green crypto projects is its physical benefits to the environment. How the project works is through reverse vending machines and the Ecoterra app they will reward its users for recycling. For those unsure what reverse vending machines are, they are the machines in grocery stores that normally give you store credit for recycling items you bought in that shop like bottles.
In this case, you will now get rewarded with ECOTERRA when you recycle in selected stores. They will also be encouraging businesses to buy their own reverse vending machines so they too can earn ECOTERRA. Crucially for businesses they can be redeemed for carbon credits which can help them reach their green goals. Individuals can use ECOTERRA for other green activities like beach clean-ups and even environmental courses.
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RobotEra- ChatGPT’s best P2E game of 2023
Rounding off ChatGPTs list of cryptos that will see 100x gains once launched is RobotEra (TARO) which ChatGPT thinks will be the biggest P2E game of 2023. It is no wonder why either as the game looks like it will offer hours of entertainment to its players. Not only that though, it also offers unlimited streams of revenue.
Picture a sandbox-like game and you will understand. The game takes place in the metaverse and you must help rebuild the destroyed planet of Taro (also the native currency). You can explore and socialize all you want but the revenue comes from a mix of your ingenuity and building skills, although no coding experience is required so don’t worry.
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Players will use TARO for everything in-game so using your land to attract them for business, entertainment, or whatever reason will earn you revenue. The inventors expect new streams to keep appearing so get your thinking caps on and go earn some TARO.
Conclusion
So to finish up, we think ChatGPT is pretty spot on when it comes to the 5 cryptos it thinks will see 100x gains once launched. Of course, it is early days and we don’t know how accurate ChatGPT is but smart investors might be already staking a place on the bandwagon of these coins due to their high-reward/low-risk chances.
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