I’ve been watching Cycle Network for a while now, and it’s refreshing to see a project so focused on real utility not hype. What caught my attention is how they’re abstracting multiple blockchains into one seamless layer. With ZK tech, cross-chain SDKs, and serious backing from top-tier VCs, Cycle feels like something built for long-term value, not just trend.

Now that CYC is live on Bitget, it’s even more accessible. I noticed they’ve launched events like CandyBomb and PoolX, a nice wealth opportunity for early adopters looking to grow their bag while supporting the network.

Cycle’s mission to connect 100+ chains and roll out native stablecoins is ambitious, but the pieces are falling into place. If you’re into multi chain infrastructure or just want to explore promising tech in its early stages, Cycle is definitely worth a deeper look.

In 2015, Ethereum was just around $0.30. Back then, $1 was about ₦199 in Nigeria.

I remember looking at it, unsure. Imagine buying 1,000 ETH for just around ₦60,000. Today, that would be worth over ₦4.5 billion.

I try not to dwell on regrets, but this one still crosses my mind. That moment passed… but crypto always brings new windows.

Now, Bitget is running an ETH 10th Anniversary event 60 ETH in rewards. No farming, no tasks. Just trade and build volume like you already do.

It may not be 2015 anymore, but chances like this still come. And honestly, I don’t want to be on the sidelines again.

Are you positioning for the next 10 years of ETH? Or will this be another missed moment?