
Quick Overview: Eight Mid-Cap Projects with High Potential
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Quick Overview: Eight Mid-Cap Projects with High Potential
The safest high returns typically come from mid-cap projects.

Written by: Crypto Nova
Translated by: TechFlow
As is well known, the safest high returns typically come from mid-cap projects. After analyzing over 50 mid-cap projects, I’ve selected what I believe are the best options.
$AZERO
Aleph Zero is a blockchain platform designed to address shortcomings in current infrastructure layers.
What sets Aleph Zero apart is its focus on privacy-preserving distributed ledger technology. The project aims to provide solutions for existing infrastructure deficiencies across industries such as healthcare, automotive, and IoT. They spent years developing before launching their token and have won numerous awards.
Market Cap: $173 million

$KDA
Kadena is a hybrid blockchain that allows developers to build ultra-fast and cost-effective decentralized applications. Their vision is to scale PoW blockchains without sacrificing security or decentralization.
They use a revolutionary PoW model built by an all-star team.
Market Cap: $197 million

$KAS
Kaspa is an open-source, decentralized, fully scalable Layer-1 blockchain and one of the first to achieve parallel blocks and instant transaction finality. Kaspa’s development has a clear goal: integrating security, scalability, and decentralization into a single project.
Kaspa is a 100% community-driven project with no central governance. Aside from core developers helping implement and stabilize the network, it is entirely supported by community developers, marketers, and project volunteers.
Market Cap: $131 million

$GNS
Gains Network is a decentralized exchange offering over 77 trading pairs.
Real yield has already become a market star, so we won’t elaborate much here. GNS is like $GMX’s younger sibling but with even greater potential (in my opinion).
Market Cap: $118 million

$MNW
Morpheus.Network has created an automated supply chain middleware platform. This middleware leverages blockchain to enable verification and tracking of any document in an immutable manner.
What makes Morpheus unique is its seamless interoperability with traditional IT infrastructure through integrated middleware solutions. It enables companies to automate integration into a simpler system.
Market Cap: $48 million

$EWT
Energy Web aims to help the energy sector transition onto blockchain. This decentralized, open-source blockchain network is designed to empower DApp developers in the energy industry.
The Energy Web Token represents a growing market segment focused primarily on sustainability. The Energy Web Token provides a sustainable network enabling regular users to earn profits and track their energy usage.
Market Cap: $168 million

$MTRG
Meter is a DeFi infrastructure with a native currency called MTR. Meter can function as a highly decentralized, high-performance sidechain for other blockchains. With the emergence of numerous Layer-1 and Layer-2 blockchains, Meter’s adoption rate could rise significantly.
Market Cap: $36 million

$TRAC
The OriginTrail blockchain was created to enable trusted data sharing within supply chains. It allows companies, organizations, and even other blockchains to securely and reliably share information. OriginTrail has built a trustworthy platform that improves traceability and data storage.
OriginTrail is not one of those commonly overhyped cryptocurrency projects; it’s a project that has been maturing for years. If they maintain their current growth trajectory, they should emerge as a rising star in the crypto space.
Market Cap: $63 million
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