It’s not common for crypto startups not to use a fancy name to identify itself with. Which is why coin seekers might give this token a pass without checking it out in-depth when coming across this name.
But DSLA might have good reason to use a boring moniker for it’s governing token even though it has the more trendy company name Stacktical. In fact, it might actually be a strategic marketing decision.
This is because this protocol is meant to protect infrastructure risks that networks face. Something like providing an insurance against major issues that send a network into chaos.
And we all know that this coverage and protection industry is a dull one with little fireworks.
To reduce the risk of network users suffering losses from system breakdowns, delays and interruptions, DSLA takes on these issues with the implementation of insurance policies, liquidity pools and self-executing service level agreements.
And if you have yet to realize it after reading all that, it implies that every network is a potential client. It doesn’t matter whether one is running on Etherium (ETH), Polkadot (DOT), Harmony (ONE), or GoChain (GO), etc.
This is one big project that is quietly doing it’s own thing. Keeping it’s head down and reaching it’s milestones slowly but surely as the market moves from one “Etherium Killer” to another every other day.
The rising need for the services that DSLA provide can be observed from the current list of clients that include the likes of heavy-hitters such as Elrond (eGLD), Tezos (XTZ), Cosmos (ATOM), Avalanche (AVAX), etc. And this is before there isn’t any big-name influencers covering DSLA at all.
DSLA protocol is set to see massive growth in the years ahead.
Where to buy DSLA token?
The DSLA token can be purchased at decentralized exchanges Uniswap and Balancer where it can be traded with wrapped Ether (WETH). It can also be found on centralized exchanges Kucoin and Gate.io where it can be traded with USDT and Bitcoin (BTC).
However, take note that purchasing USDT or BTC with credit cards on exchanges such as Kucoin can incur high service fees.
So it would be more economically worthwhile to purchase crypto on a place with cheaper credit card service fees such as Binance, send it to Kucoin, and then trade it for DSLA.
At the current low price of DSLA, these savings can result in hundreds of additional DSLA coins in your wallet.