Cryptocurrency investors are flocking to the InQubeta (QUBE) presale while altcoins like the Binance Exchange's native BNB tokens continue to see prices decline as investors sell over $2.3 million worth of tokens. Many BNB holders are searching for better opportunities, like the opportunity to 4x their holdings during the ten stages of the InQubeta presale.
BNB holders have turned bearish after the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) filed lawsuits against the largest cryptocurrency exchange in the world. The SEC's crackdown has led to many cryptocurrencies seeing declining prices, but altcoins that are linked to artificial intelligence (AI) like Fetch.ai (FET), SingularityNET (AGIX), and InQubeta are still experiencing growth despite cryptocurrency markets turning bearish.
The AI industry has seen a massive influx of capital in the past several years as goods and services powered by the technology play an increasing part in everyday life. This has taken the total investment in the sector from $12.75 billion in 2015 to $119 in 2030. Market experts predict the number will exceed $1.5 trillion by 2030. Some of this capital will be poured into crypto projects like InQubeta that merge blockchain technology with artificial intelligence.
The InQubeta (QUBE) platform helps to push innovations in the AI sector by creating an accessible way for investors to purchase equity in AI startups. Traditional investing mediums are notorious for their unreasonable entry barriers like minimum deposits most people can't afford or being part of elite circles to be afforded entry.
Thanks to InQubeta, anyone can now purchase equity in AI startups, funneling more funds into the space, while providing opportunities for investors to earn significant returns on their investments, much like those who invested early in the dotcoms did. A $10,000 investment in companies that capitalized on the opportunities provided by the internet revolution, like Amazon, would be worth over 2.2 million today.
AI firms raise capital on InQubeta's blockchain by creating equity-based non-fungible tokens that work like stocks. These tokens are fractionalized so investors can spend as much or as little as they want. Some of these NFTs also carry other rewards like profit-sharing or discounted products.
The NFTs made by startups are listed on the InQubeta ecosystem's marketplace where investors can purchase them after researching them. The investor becomes a partner who owns a portion of the firm, while the company gets more capital for its projects. It's secured and powered by smart contracts and blockchain technology, guaranteeing investors get the rewards promised by the makers of the NFTs.
Purchases are made with the platform's native cryptocurrency, $QUBE. It's a deflationary crypto that has protocols in place to encourage price growth. For example, a 2% tax is levied on all marketplace transactions, and funds accumulated from the tax are removed from the total supply by transferring them to burn wallets. $QUBE holders can also earn profits by staking their tokens to help operate the blockchain and they get to participate in the platform's governance.
BNB was one of the few tokens that experienced significant growth following the 2022 market crash, but that all changed when the SEC filed 13 charges against the exchange and its owners. BNB tokens help to run the Binance Exchange and provide discounted trading fees.
Prices will most likely rebound once the SEC mess clears up, but for now, many BNB investors are looking for greener pastures like the InQubeta presale.
The artificial intelligence industry is generating more investor interest than ever before, and that interest is carrying over to AI-driven cryptos like InQubeta. Even BNB holders are dumping their holdings in favor of QUBE despite the steady price growth BNB tokens have enjoyed in the past year before their SEC troubles started.
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