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OMisoGo can Scale Ethereum! (OMG/USDT analysis)

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HTX:OMGUSDT   OmiseGo / Tether USD
OMG Network at a Glance:
The OMG Network allows you to access, manage, and transact with digital assets that are kept securely on the blockchain.
What is an 🌟OMG coin 🌟?
OMG coin is a white-label eWallet. It was built on the Ethereum blockchain by a Thai financial services company called Omise. Its full name is OmiseGo.

(coinmarketcap data:
Token Rank #88
On 77,932 watchlists
Market Cap
$729,564,049
Volume24h
$361,903,849 )


❇️ With OMG Network :
1.Faster: Transfer ETH and ERC20 tokens with a throughput of thousands of transactions per second.
2.Cheaper: Operate your business or project at 1/3rd the average cost of the Ethereum Network.
3.Secure: Ethereum-level security supported by a decentralized watcher network and smart contract adjudicators.
4.Green: Reduce electricity usage by potentially 99% per transaction compared to Ethereum.
5.Open: Build apps, dApps, developer tools and more on an open and permissionless network.
6.Trustless: Your assets remain secure on the Ethereum Network and are fully recoverable at any time.

❇️OmiseGo Price Predictions: 2021 and Beyond
One way to make a long-term OMG price prediction is to look at its competitors. These are the platforms that offer similar services to OMG. If the following platforms succeed, the price of OMG may be affected.

There’s no telling, though — in some ways, investors may see the success of a competitor as a good thing, because it confirms the potential of the shared us


❇️Competitors:
👉REQ: REQ or Request Network is a decentralized payment system with a market cap of less than 100 million USD. It’s too small to worry about the OMG crypto at the moment but it might do in a few years.
UPDATE 2021: REQ market cap is now only $108,428,261 USD.
👉Ripple: This platform is becoming a giant in the world of crypto. Like OmiseGo, it offers payment services for financial institutions. However, Ripple is a closed network and has been criticized for being too centralized. The two platforms operate in the same area but work in different ways.
👉Ox: Ox allows users to create their own decentralized exchanges on the Ethereum blockchain. Trading is only available for ERC-20 tokens. This means that it will have a smaller market than a platform like OmiseGo.
👉Stellar: OmiseGo’s main competitor is probably Stellar. Both platforms offer open-source payment services on a large scale. Stellar has a market cap of more than 5 billion USD and is the seventh biggest cryptocurrency in the world.
UPDATE 2021: Stellar market cap is now $8,931,098,089

OmiseGo coin will have to compete with all of these platforms over the next few years. It’s a very tough market and OmiseGo will need all the users it can get if its price is going to keep rising.
(references: bitdegreeorg-omg.network - coinmarketcap)
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✅TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

As we can see in the weekly timeframe logarithmic chart for OMG, The current price roam about $5.15 ,
Different patterns can be discovered in this image, but we saw the reverse head and shoulder pattern better, for which price targets of $ 7 and $ 13, respectively, and then finally $ 40, can be imagined, but the price can go beyond these areas. Which depends on the crazy crypto market and can make OMG wild to touch more amazing targets.

(Anyway, my constant suggestion to my dear community is to buy step by step (or in a few steps) , With proper capital and risk management and by setting stop-loss , To reduce their risk, Because this crazy market also depends on the odds and there is no certainty.)

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