Why experts support cryptos like Vantard, MEW and Popcat

Cryptocurrency prices are doing well this year, with most of them outperforming traditional assets like the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and Dow Jones. These indices all jumped more than 15%, Bitcoin increased by almost 60%, and is hovering near its all-time high.

MEW and Popcat tokens are growing.

Cat in a Dog's World (MEW) and POPCAT is up. This year, more than 1,000%, gave them a market value of more than 1 billion dollars. Analysts believe these signals will be affected in the coming months by deep liquidity, fear of missing out (FOMO) and high volumes in the spot and futures markets.

MEW and Popcat have positive technicals, with both rising above their short-term and medium-term moving averages. On top of that, there are signs that Bitcoin may be heading higher.

It remains below a key resistance level at $70,000 this week, meaning it only needs one trigger to get this breakout. Many experts believe that this rally is possible. For example, Bernstein's analysts They predict it will increase to over $200,000 by 2025. Billionaire investor John Paulson also expressed his hopes for Bitcoin.

A strong Bitcoin breakout will be a positive for meme coins like Cat in Dog World and PopCat. Historically, as we saw earlier this year, meme coins do better when there is more spark than Bitcoin.

Vanguard could be the next big thing.

Crypto analysts and investors are now betting on Vanguard, inspired by the success of Vanguard, which has more than $7 trillion in assets worldwide.

Vantard launched its pre-sale event this week and raised $163,000 from international investors in the first round. The first price was $0.00010, and it increases in ten steps, the next price is $0.00011, an increase of 10%.

According to the white paper, 75 percent of the allocated treasury funds will be allocated to fundraising. 5 billion tokens went to the pre-seed round, the ongoing seed fund will have a limit of 40 billion tokens equal to 55.56% of the total. The remaining 40 billion tokens will go to Series A and Series B.

Key to Vantard's success is what it calls its first-ever Meme Index Fund (MIF), which aims to give investors access to the best-performing meme coins in a single investment.

The currency will be fully decentralized, and the profits will be distributed to holders in $VTARD tokens. The fund is inspired by the popular Vanguard exchange-traded fund (ETF), which tracks the S&P 500 index, adding more than $60 billion in assets this year.

The Vatard MIF Fund will have a high pricing model, where investors will pay 0% during periods of low activity and up to 50% during periods of high demand. The goal of this payment is to hope for mass redemption.

Another major advantage is that it gives investors access to the best meme coins in the industry. As such, rather than buying ten tokens in hopes of catching the next big thing, an investor in the fund can get the most out of it. You can find out more Vanguard here.