Cronos has made a name for itself

Cronos has gone out of its way to establish itself as a true finance company. The Cronos ecosystem and it currently is expanding itself among key markets in the United States, Singapore, and other locations.

It’s no surprise the Crypto.com brand received a hefty marketing asset when it rolled out its global ad campaign, which featured celebrity Matt Damon in its ‘Fortune Favors the Brave’ commercial and basketball athlete Lebron James in its ‘The Moment of Truth’ commercial.

Multimillion dollar deals with Formula One ($100 million) and Staples Center ($700 million) are just some of the most notable investments made into this advancing ecosystem, and with more than 350,000 wallet transactions since November 2021, it’s clear that Cronos is gaining traction.

Even with big money and marketable names coming its way, Cronos is still considered to be undervalued when compared to other tokens, according to an article by Nasdaq, which means there is plenty of room to grow.

What’s on the horizon for Cronos?

Just like any other cryptocurrency out for investment, Cronos is part of the overall blockchain universe, meaning that its dollar value can rise and fall depending on the market, but that is not why Cronos and the wider Crypto.com ecosystem has made itself an obvious investment opportunity.

Earlier this year, Cronos welcomed Sphynx Labs into its network, meaning the Cronos network is still growing with a long list of projects being integrated. That combined with numerous validators like Audit.one, Europa, SwissCro, and many others has made it an attractive investment opportunity.

It is continually advancing its marketability for NFTs and the DeFi space, and its emphasis on cutting down transaction time while being EVM-compatible means Cronos is becoming an impressive investment option. With Crypto.com’s focus as a financial company added to its celebrity featured ad campaigns, Cronos is likely to go places for the blockchain space.