Bless Crypto Network Rockets 250% at Launch: Can It Really Take on Big Tech?

Most airdrops end the same way: tokens get claimed, then dumped. Yeezy did it; hell the President and First Lady did it. But BLESS token jumped +250% on launch, climbing from $0.03 to over $0.08 after 3,200 tokens were dropped to Binance Alpha users.

The Bless crypto chart points to momentum holding. Support lines up near $0.085, where the 20-day moving average has caught dips.

Resistance sits at $0.097–$0.10, with a golden cross now in play as the 20-day SMA moves above the 200-day. A cup-and-handle pattern is also forming, with upside targets of $0.11–$0.12. Here’s what’s next for Bless Crypto:

What Does the Data Say About Bless’s Market Impact?

According to CoinGecko, BLESS was trading around $0.09–$0.10 on Sept. 24, with daily volume topping $200M, which is unusually high for a fresh listing. It’s now much higher and ready to smash through $0.10.

CoinLaunch data shows that the $BLESS token grants governance, ownership, and staking, with 90% of app revenue allocated to purchasing and burning it.

The macro picture for Bless Crypto shows a project that wants to upend decentralized computing. According to FRED data, cloud spending is closing in on $1Tn a year, with AWS, Microsoft, and Google owning most of it.

Bless positions itself as the “anti-cloud,” using a browser extension that lets users rent out idle CPU and GPU power in exchange for tokens.

Can Bless Network Compete With AWS and Google Cloud?

Bless pulled in $8 million in 2022 from investors such as NGC Ventures and M31 Capital. Since then, the project says it has grown to more than 6.3M nodes and 2.5M users in testnet. Co-founder Michael Chen framed the mission bluntly: “We’re building a world where anyone, anywhere can help power AI and the apps they use every day, and be rewarded for it.”

Still, many claims on X are saying that BLESS is a scam. DYOR before investing:

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