The seesaw protocol price in the open markets and exchanges is still unavailable in most platforms. However, seesaw presales have seen the cryptocurrency value increase by 2250 per cent since its launch this year.
The Seesaw Protocol allows users to choose blockchain protocols of their choice without incurring huge transaction costs in the form of gas fees. This is achieved by the bridging of Binance Smart Chain (BNB), Polygon (MATIC) and Ethereum (ETH).
The Seesaw Protocol is also a non-custodial ecosystem of DeFi (Decentralized Finance) products, protocols, and use cases. This is why it can act as a bridge between multiple platforms. It also gives the platform the ability to help develop and run metaverses applications. The seesaw protocol is also regarded as one of the fastest and cheapest blockchain platforms today.
Unfortunately, the Seesaw protocol has not yet started trading; price charts are not readily available. However, I will rely on presale reports to predict the future price of the cryptocurrency. For starters, the second stage of presale is supposed to end today, March 25 2022. The third phase of the Seesaw protocol presale is scheduled to begin on April 8, 2022, marking the general presale’s end. It will also give the green light to the cryptocurrency traded on the exchanges.
According to the latest reports, the cryptocurrency is trading at the price of $0.15174 during these presales. Cryptocurrency experts have also indicated a bullish bearing on the token, expecting it to trade at between $0.2 and $0.45 when it finally becomes public.
However, the second stage of the presale has also seen the prices shoot by more than 2250 per cent since its launch this year, an indication of the Seesaw protocol’s high volatility. According to experts buying the presales, one of the reasons that have pushed them into buying is the number of problems the cryptocurrency is solving. Therefore, my Seesaw Protocol price prediction is the same as experts such as other crypto gurus who have placed it at around $0.
This post was last modified on Mar 25, 2022, 16:33 GMT 16:33