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Pullix outperforms Cardano and Solana in ongoing presale

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Some altcoins are surging. Cardano (ADA) is up 5.29%, while Solana (SOL) is popular among investors. Meanwhile, Pullix (PLX) has secured over $5 million in its presale and will launch in 70 days. 

Solana is online and rallying

On Feb. 6, Solana went offline for over five hours. This outage forced SOL prices to as low as $93.4. 

The platform has since recovered.

SOL is up by over 4.98% in the past week, ranging between $100.76 and $105.53.

Cardano is a top performer

Cardano has been a mixed bag, with ADA struggling for growth in January. 

Despite this, ADA is resilient thanks to whale activity. ADA has recovered, adding 5.29% to $0.53. 

At this pace, the coin is outperforming Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Solana (SOL). 

Pullix presale progress

In the ongoing Pullix presale, PLX is up 150% and has drawn over 15,000 users. 

Over 80 million PLX have been sold, raising $5.1 million. The platform will launch in roughly 70 days. 

Pullix is a hybrid exchange that offers a unified platform with centralized and decentralized features for all trading requirements. The platform also includes enhanced security features.

Other notable features include a unique token burn feature and a profit-sharing scheme, where users get rewarded for participating in trading activities. 

Supporters are bullish on PLX, expecting prices to rally once it lists on major exchanges in Q1 2024. 

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