PLC Ultima: From Almost Zero to Crypto Hero
When PLC Ultima (PLCU) launched in 2021, who could have predicted this new coin would go on to become one of the world’s most valuable cryptocurrencies with a community of more than one million people across 120 countries around the globe. Moreover, the speed at which PLCU grew its community and attained this valuation is particularly impressive. Within six months of its launch, PLCU had matched the world’s best-known cryptocurrency and in less than a year, sprinted past the leading Bitcoin to become more than twice its value. How PLCU managed to achieve all this was no....
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