2025 is upon us with tantalizing promises of upside—and all investors are looking for the next crypto project to go parabolic. Chainlink and Toncoin have solid big caps poised to retest or hit new all-time highs, but the smart money knows that the real gains will be found in new crypto projects that haven’t launched yet.
Well, that new crypto project has arrived with the launch of Rollblock: the premiere GambleFi protocol on Ethereum. Rollblock is kicking off Phase 9 of its presale with a bang, raising nearly $7.8 million in funding—and forecasting parabolic growth in 2025. Find out why the smart money is betting on this new cryptocurrency.
Rollblock pre-sale moves into phase 9 with $7.8 million raised
One of the ways a new cryptocurrency stands out as a blue chip is its value—and, more importantly, the amount its presale has managed to raise. By both measures, the newly launched GambleFi protocol Rollblock is a success in every way. So far, Rollblock has raised nearly $7.8 million entering Phase 9 of its presale, indicating massive support for its goal of bringing the $500 billion online gambling sector to the Web3 with the launch of its GambleFi platform.
Backed by its native token $RBLK, Rollblock offers thousands of slots, live dealer games and sports betting events paired with robust investment APYs and revenue sharing incentives to sweeten the pot for investors. In addition to investing $RBLK at a generous APY, owners will be entitled to a weekly dividend derived from a percentage of the casino’s profits.
Rollblock’s deflationary tokenomics is the icing on the cake. The protocol will buy back $RBLK tokens on the open market, with 60% burned from circulation and 40% redistributed to stackers. This sets $RBLK for main pumping. The new crypto presale is attracting crypto whales everywhere—with available token prices as low as $0.044, Rollblock offers better value for money than investing in big-caps like Chainlink and Toncoin in 2025.
Chainlink and Toncoin are cooling off after a hot start to December
Chainlink and Toncoin were on the rise in early December, with both large-cap tokens posting double-digit gains over the past month. However, entering the last week of December, Chainlink and Toncoin began to cool off as whales and traders around the world took profits.
Chainlink fell 25% in the third week of December, while Toncoin fell 22% at the same time. Zooming out, however, we’ll see that Chainlink remains up 46% over the past month, while Toncoin hasn’t lost much value, losing 8% over the same time frame. Despite this, both tokens are hampered by their massive market caps, making them less attractive investments for investors looking for parabolic gains in the next uptrend.
