100x Gains Incoming: Why Smart Money Dumps Avalanche & Cronos for BlockchainFX

Traders are abandoning ship on established layer-1s for explosive returns.

The Great Migration

Avalanche and Cronos holders are making the switch en masse—drawn by BlockchainFX's potential for triple-digit returns that leave legacy chains in the dust. The math doesn't lie: when 100x gains hit the table, portfolio diversification suddenly feels like leaving money on the table.

Architecture That Prints

BlockchainFX's throughput crushes competitors where it matters—finality times measured in seconds, not minutes. Built from the ground up for high-frequency trading, it bypasses the congestion fees that quietly eat traders' profits on older networks.

Institutional Money Follows

VCs aren't just watching—they're positioning. Seven-figure allocations are flowing into BlockchainFX's ecosystem while traditional finance analysts still debate whether crypto is a 'real asset class.' Because nothing says serious investment like chasing 100x returns while wearing a suit.

The new paradigm rewards speed over sentiment—and right now, BlockchainFX is leaving everyone else in the digital dust.

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EPSN Bet failed to capture a market share in a sector that already had strong competition. The sports betting business is under the control of rivals DraftKings (DKNG) and Flutter Entertainment’s (FLUT) FanDuel, leaving little room for Disney and Penn Entertainment’s venture to operate. That’s despite the power of the ESPN brand.

While Disney has given up on using ESPN to offer sports betting to fans, Penn Entertainment plans to continue its efforts. The company will start offering these services to fans on Dec. 1 under its theScore Bet brand. It will be interesting to see how well this project performs without the ESPN brand and still having to face the difficult competition that is DraftKings and FanDuel.

Disney and Penn Entertainment Stock Movement Today

Disney stock was up slightly in pre-market trading on Thursday, following a small dip yesterday. The shares have only increased 0.43% year-to-date and 12.56% over the past 12 months.

Penn Entertainment stock was up 9.11% this morning, following a 1.05% gain yesterday. The stock has fallen 17.51% year-to-date and 19.14% over the past 12 months.

Disney vs. Penn Entertainment: Which Stock Do Analyst Favor?

Turning to the TipRanks stock comparison tool, traders can see which of these two stocks analysts prefer. Disney shares have the better analysts’ consensus rating at Strong Buy, compared to a Moderate Buy rating for Penn Entertainment. However, PENN’s upside potential of 31.8% is higher than DIS’ 25.78%.