Investment opportunities are rare in market-down cycles. Investors tend to lay low and play it safe during this cycle. It’s somewhat unbelievable that a crypto project could generate 100% profit in a market-down cycle.
However, despite all odds, a particular project achieved 110% ROI in mere weeks after its first phase ICO (Initial Coin Offering). Oryen Network is the newest addition to the DeFi space, and it’s gaining a lot of attention from investors, analysts, and market spectators alike.
Oryen achieved 110% ICO profits
Having had its first phase ICO in September 2022, Oryen was at a price of $0.05. As early investors got in on the project, staking their bids. The overall participation from its community was unprecedented. The project closed its first ICO, and the turnout was impressive. A month after its first phase ICO, ORY(native token) generated a 110% return as its price went from [$0.05 to $0.11], more than doubling in a short period of time.
The cause for such a price spike from a relatively new project seemed to intrigue spectators and competing projects as they wonder what the reason for its recent gains was. The answer to their questions was well rooted in the objectives and unique features that Oryen offers. Big-time crypto investor Steven Clarke shares his excitement about the features of Oryen in his video review.
Oryen Network
Oryen Network is a decentralized system that changes the narrative of staking in the DeFi space. The network has unique components in place to provide an automated system of staking based on the OAT (Oryen Autostaking Technic) protocol. The goal of the protocol is to equip its user with an auto-staking option that takes out the stress of moving investments from one platform to another. The protocol also provides a maximum guaranteed APY (Annual Percentage Yield) of 90%. Since it’s a fixed yield rate, it, therefore, benefits investors with a low-risk appetite as it is easy and safe to simply buy and stake ORY.
The interest – 0.177% is paid directly to holders’ wallets daily in ORY tokens. The ORY token is a rebase token. A rebase token is a special type of token whose supply is based on the increase or decrease of its current price. Oryen OAT uses the positive rebase formula to increase the overall token supply, thus allowing ORY holders to keep growing their tokens in return.
Oryen ICO: TAMA, SHIB, and TRX investors show huge interest
Tamadoge (TAMA) is a meme coin based on the popular Dogecoin. Its platform houses virtual pets that provide its users with interactive experiences. Over time it has had mass appeal among meme and NFT lovers. However, its investors are seeking ways to diversify, having seen the incredible returns the Oryen Network achieved.
Shiba Inu (SHIB) is the mainstream rival to dogecoin for all things meme. Its platform is a decentralized community-based system built on the Ethereum blockchain. Shiba Inu had a good turnout on its ICO, its however interesting to see how its investors are seeking 2x gains from a new contender in DeFi – Oryen Network.
Tron (TRX) is an open-source network that functions as an operating system on a smart contract protocol. It provides developers with an ecosystem to build decentralized apps (DApp), and its native token is Tronix (TRX). Following suit, its holders are quite intrigued with how well Oryen is performing. This hints at the demand for the “100% ICO profit-making project”.
Summary
- Oryen is revolutionizing DeFi as its ICO generates 110% profits.
- TAMA, SHIB, and TRX investors hint interest as the demand for ORY is huge.
Find out more here:
Join Presale: https://presale.oryennetwork.io/register
Website: https://oryennetwork.io
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