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Analysts endorse Helium and Pullix, back to all-time highs?

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Analysts are exploring Helium (HNT), with some expecting the token to rally. The focus is also on Pullix (PLX), whose presale is ongoing.

Helium rallies by 117% 

Helium has been bullish since the approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs. 

Its year-to-date growth of 117% is supported by the MACD and signal lines, which remain bullish. 

Overhead Fibonacci levels indicate a potential surge towards the $8 resistance level. 

Helium price predictions place the token at $12.15 by the end of the year.

Pullix introduces new elements to TradFi

Pullix aims to address some key challenges that have hindered the widespread adoption of decentralized finance (defi). 

By focusing on community-driven liquidity and transparency, Pullix seeks to provide a more efficient and user-friendly experience for participants.

Its community-driven model incentivizes users to provide liquidity for better execution. 

Additionally, Pullix plans to offer institutional-grade trading services, including perpetual futures and CFDs, along with a secure crypto vault for asset storage. 

The platform also aims to provide a lending protocol for earning passive income and a launchpad for discovering new investment opportunities.

The ongoing presale has attracted over 11,000 participants, with the project raising over $4 million. In stage six, PLX is available for $0.08. 

Summary

While Helium is bullish, Pullix could rally to all-time highs. With its presale momentum, vast ecosystem, and token utility, analysts expect PLX to trend higher in 2024.

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