As we approach the end of November and head towards December, there are a few coins and tokens worth considering for your cryptocurrency portfolio. There has been a spike in trading volume the past few months, and the feeling of a crypto bull market is inevitable. Check out our top 3 cryptocurrencies to consider ahead of 2021:

BTC (Bitcoin) - How could we not include the mothership on this list?! Bitcoin has recently tested its all-time high, which was set in December of 2017, and has historically risen by magnitudes of 2-5x over 5 year time frames. With a finite supply, proven blockchain technology capabilities, and more main stream institutional investors pouring money into BTC, it’s in a blue chip class of it’s own as a crypto asset.
YFI (Yearn.finance) - YFI has garnered a lot of hype in the DeFi space, as it allows average Joe’s to maximize profits from yield farming in the decentralized finance space through advanced automation. The supply is limited and, this has a lot of crypto enthusiasts excited, as the price has recently soared over $20,000 and rising! It could be a good time to pick up some YFI, as it trades on many major exchanges such as Coinbase, Gemini, and Kraken.
HNT (Helium) - Helium is a crypto asset that could truly revolutionize the internet. They are leveraging public WiFi and cell networks to build a decentralized internet system; which are opening up a new level of IoT and edge computing for the worldwide web as we know it today. HNT is a new and relatively unknown project with extremely active development and rapidly increasing publicity. The coin has yet to crack the top 100 market caps which means there is substantial room for this to run, and it’s up over 20% this week trading around $1.35 currently. HNT trades on Binance, and is definitely worth checking out!

That’s our top crypto currencies to explore ahead of December 2020! Hope you are all excited for what is shaking out to be an impactful season of crypto trading, we certainly are!

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