LIQUID Joins Best Crypto Presales After Chainlink Predicts Multichain Future
Chainlink believes crypto is heading toward a future with more blockchains, not fewer.
Andrew McCormick, Chainlink Labs’ Head of Institutional Strategy, said last week that advances in AI are making it cheaper and easier to create new blockchain networks. His expectation is a world of “many chains,” where interoperability becomes increasingly important as assets, applications, AI agents, and eventually even machines need to transact across different systems.
His comments come at a time when the crypto market is going from strength to strength after a fairly grueling year. Bitcoin is trading at $78,985, still up 22.82% over seven days despite a 1.46% daily dip. Ethereum sits at $2,460, with a 28.46% weekly gain, while Chainlink itself is up 16.85% over the week at $11.35.
For investors looking at the best crypto presales, that multichain prediction puts LiquidChain (LIQUID) in an interesting position. It is being built specifically around a future in which several major networks continue to succeed. For investors looking for a broad portfolio, Bitcoin Hyper (HYPER) and Maxi Doge (MAXI) are also moving through successful presales.
LiquidChain Is Built for a World With More Than One Winner
McCormick’s argument is important because crypto spent years asking which blockchain was going to dominate – but the market increasingly looks less tidy than that.
Bitcoin has become the largest store of crypto capital, while Ethereum remains the main home of DeFi and tokenization activity, and Solana has built a large platform around fast trading and payments. Newer networks continue to appear for more specialized use cases.
AI could accelerate that proliferation further – McCormick argues that cheaper software development will reduce the cost of launching blockchains, increasing the need for systems that allow those networks to communicate.
LiquidChain focuses more specifically on the liquidity problem created by the same trend.
Its Layer 3 is designed to make capital across Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana easier to use from a shared environment. Instead of assuming that one ecosystem will eventually absorb the others, LiquidChain starts with the idea that several major chains will hold large pools of users and assets.
Technically, it verifies activity across the supported networks and coordinates connected transaction steps so they can complete together. For users, the intended benefit is simpler: capital should be easier to access, even when it starts elsewhere.
Developers similarly can build products around liquidity from several ecosystems instead of maintaining completely isolated pools and protocols for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana – they just plug into LiquidChain.
That becomes more valuable as the number of successful blockchain economies grows – more chains mean more users and more capital, but more fragmented markets. Liquidity ends up divided among networks rather than forming a single financial system.
LIQUID is currently priced at $0.0149, while the early presale stages have now raised $950,000. Staking offers 1,197% APY at the current stage, and audits have been conducted by SpyWolf and CertiK.
The project does not need Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Solana to win a blockchain race – its thesis gets stronger if all three keep growing.
Bitcoin Hyper Builds a Faster Economy Around BTC
Bitcoin Hyper (HYPER) takes a more focused approach to blockchain infrastructure: rather than connecting several ecosystems, Bitcoin Hyper is building specifically around Bitcoin, and the large amount of capital that remains difficult to use for real-world payments, trading, and lending.
Its incoming Bitcoin Layer 2 uses the Solana Virtual Machine as its execution environment, bringing technology designed for high-speed transactions – thousands of transactions per second – into an ecosystem built around BTC.
Bitcoin can move onto this faster layer and interact with services that would be difficult to run directly on Bitcoin Layer 1. Developers, meanwhile, get access to an execution model already familiar from Solana rather than having to build everything around Bitcoin’s more restrictive base-layer architecture.
HYPER is used to pay network fees as users find ways to unlock the value of their BTC – no more seeing it sat idle in wallets.
The project has raised $33 million during its presale – a fantastic success in a rocky year for crypto – making it by far the largest raise on this list. HYPER is priced at $0.01368, while staking offers 35% APY. Coinsult and SpyWolf have audited project contracts.
Chainlink’s many-chain prediction does not mean every project needs to become multichain. Specialized infrastructure may become just as important.
Bitcoin Hyper says that one particularly valuable chain – Bitcoin – deserves a faster environment of its own.
Maxi Doge Builds Around Community Rather Than Infrastructure
Maxi Doge (MAXI) is the speculative meme coin play of the three – built around community participation, competition, and self-improvement.
The project has raised $4.84 million, with MAXI priced at $0.00028, all before open exchange trading begins – a large crowd seems to agree with the gym-bro vibe of the project.
The gym crossover gives the community a naturally competitive identity, with planned ROI contests and tournaments designed to turn trading performance into recurring events. Rankings, personal bests, and bragging rights are part of the reasons holders keep participating after launch.
Not every successful crypto asset wins because it solves an infrastructure problem – meme coins have repeatedly shown that culture and community can create substantial markets of their own.
MAXI establishing that community before listings makes it a candidate for this list – exchanges will be quick to launch a community token that has already found its audience.
Staking offers 64% APY, while SolidProof and Coinsult have audited project contracts.
The $4.84 million already raised gives MAXI an excellent start – the next will be when exchange trading begins.
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