The team behind the Mollars token project has released a report on the types of cryptocurrency holders investing in the Mollars presale. The data shows that the most common cryptocurrencies held by Mollars investors include Ethereum, Shiba Inu, Tether, Bitcoin, Dogecoin, Bonk Inu, Pepe Token, Floki Inu, DogWifHat, and Polygon. While the data has not been verified, the transaction wallets of the Mollars token presale are visible to the public, indicating the popularity of the brand among crypto traders.
The popularity of the Mollars brand is further highlighted by Google Trends data, which shows that the keyword “Mollars” has significant search volume. The comparison tool also reveals that “Mollars” is searched for as much as “Pepe token” and “Bonk Inu” on some days, indicating a high level of interest in the project. BONK token holders are credited with being a key group of new investors who have participated in the Mollars presale, with nearly six figures invested in the ICO event last week.
The Mollars Initial Coin Offering is set to end on June 2nd, with the token currently pre-selling at $0.55-cents. This price may be the last opportunity for investors to buy Mollars at a lower price than its expected debut price of $0.62 on cryptocurrency exchanges. Additionally, Mollars will have less than half of the total token supply of Bitcoin, positioning it as a strong competitor to the original cryptocurrency.
With the approval of the Ethereum Spot ETF, some believe that ERC-20 tokens like Mollars could see a greater increase in value than Bitcoin this year. The Mollars ICO has already raised over $1.4 million and is generating five-figure daily token presales, indicating strong interest from investors. As Mollars gains momentum and attracts a diverse group of cryptocurrency holders, its journey towards a nine-figure market capitalization milestone appears to be on track.
