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Disclosure: This article does not represent investment advice. The content and materials featured on this page are for educational purposes only. With memecoins like Pepe and Dogecoin plummeting, investors are turning to DTX Exchange for its hybrid trading potential and massive upside. The meme dilemma continues: time to buy or not? With top memecoins significantly down from their peaks, notably Pepe (PEPE) and Dogecoin (DOGE), they are in attractive buy zones. But can prices go lower and get more discounted? Given the volatility of memecoins and the high risk-reward ratio, investors are doubling down on presale tokens or new ICOs. At the forefront is DTX Exchange (DTX), a new hybrid exchange protocol. Unlike popular and established players, it represents the best of the worlds of centralized and decentralized exchanges, hinting at massive upside potential. DTX Exchange: The next crypto unicorn The hybrid exchange protocol DTX Exchange takes a unique approach to trading. Given the several challenges faced by traders and conventional trading platforms, notably global inaccessibility, financial exclusion, centralization, and lack of diverse asset classes, a reset is needed. By combining the best elements of CEX and DEX and spanning the DeFi and TradFi markets, users can trade diverse assets on DTX, including stocks, cryptos, bonds and forex. In addition to the hybrid model, its non-custodial trading will eliminate the need to trust a central authority with assets, reducing risks of mismanagement and potential hacks. On track to reshape the $3.2 billion global trading market, massive presale demand unfolds. In the third round of the ICO, a token costs $0.06 and a whopping $2.5 million has been raised in early funding. Set to become the next crypto unicorn, it has more upside potential than top memes like Pepe and Dogecoin. Pepe: The unique frog-inspired cryptocurrency Pepe stands out in the…

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