Is RoboApe (RBA) Set to Out-Do ApeCoin (APE)?

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Both RoboApe ($RBA) and ApeCoin (APE) are meme coins and are ERC20 tokens built on the Ethereum blockchain. Many coins built on the Ethereum blockchain have experienced significant growth which has been evident over the past year. ApeCoin launched in 2022 and is currently ranked 33 by coinmarketcap.com. 

ApeCoin has displayed quick growth since its release, with a lot of online hype surrounding it. APE is a decentralised cryptocurrency developed by the Bored Ape Yacht Club. Attracting a lot of attention online, Apecoin has become one of the most talked-about meme coins.

Yuga Labs recently unveiled a virtual land offering in their newest Metaverse project, Otherside, in which users may purchase virtual deeds using ApeCoin. A substantial surge in users on APE caused the Ethereum network to be interrupted, causing gas fees to skyrocket. Despite this, Yuga Labs was able to raise USD 320 million through the selling of virtual land and Apecoin saw major growth.

Similar to Apecoin, RoboApe ($RBA) is another decentralised cryptocurrency, also built on the Ethereum blockchain. Despite the similarities between the two coins, (especially in the names), RoboApe also has many factors that make it stand out.

RoboApe’s ecosystem is not restricted to a single field like legacy blockchain systems. A lot is being supplied to its users, especially by incorporating the RoboApe NFT marketplace, where users can buy, sell and trade NFTs.

For the minting of new NFT pieces, the RoboApe NFT marketplace charges a $RBA gas price. RoboApe users will be able to create RoboApe trading cards with images and GIF memes that they can keep or sell. TheNFT