Fine Art, Watches, Real Estate, Uniglo.io Will Have It All, While Monero And Algorand Are Backed By Nothing

Congratulations are in order for Uniglo, following a spectacular 2X on launch last month. This caused little surprise – Uniglo is one of the most interesting and innovative products to reach the market this year. GLO is underpinned not only by digital assets like NFTs and cryptocurrency but also by real-world assets like fine art, high-end watches, and prime real estate. Such investments have traditionally brought home steady, reliable gains with long-term holding. Combined with the volatility of digital assets, Uniglo is onto a winner. Let’s compare how it competes with other protocols, like Monero and Algorand.

Real-World Assets Spell Success for Uniglo

The rich have always benefited from holding real-world treasure, filling their period mansions with priceless fine art, bedecking themselves with gold and diamonds, and gifting luxury timepieces. This kind of investment is unattainable for your average cryptocurrency buyer – unless you happened to buy a few thousand Bitcoin in the early days and managed to hang on to it!

Fortunately, Uniglo bridges that gap. While you may not be able to buy your Rolex outright, you could pool your resources with the GLO community to purchase it collectively. Uniglo then holds these items safely in the Uniglo Vault, where they will steadily appreciate in value over time. The breadth of potential assets is truly infinite. Consider how valuable rare Pokemon cards are these days, for example. Signed Hollywood memorabilia could be held, or perhaps a classic car?

Moreover, GLO holders get to vote on what should be purchased to place in the Vault based on DAO governance. Uniglo has already tasked members with making some critical decisions, such as whether or not to burn on a large-scale upon launch (They voted overwhelmingly in favor).

Monero

Monero is all about privacy. It provides a secure, untraceable currency system by utilizing a unique type of cryptography to obscure transactions, making them unlinkable. While this might sound useful, the cryptocurrency industry finds itself under increasing scrutiny of late, with many concerned that regulation will render networks like Monero inoperable. As it has no other use case or actual backing, it could find itself defunct (and investors out of pocket)

Algorand

Algorand is a proof-of-stake blockchain network. The Algorand team has not implemented any safeguarding against selling pressure, meaning investors are at risk of loss due to market fluctuations.

Conclusion

Projects with weak or non-existent backing are far riskier than those that do. As Uniglo has such a vast array of potential assets, the likelihood of gains and general solidity of the protocol is much higher. Wise investors choose tokens that are underpinned securely, like GLO. GLO is available for purchase now.