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InQubeta (QUBE), Polygon (MATIC), and Monero (XMR) are three cryptocurrency gems that have the potential to make you a millionaire this year. InQubeta has emerged as the top crypto to buy in 2023 with its presale selling over $1.7 million in tokens during its early stages. The QUBE network sets investors up to grow their investments by up to 400%.
Monero provides the highest level of anonymity for cryptocurrency transactions with a protocol that automatically disguises the wallet addresses of recipients and senders. XMR provides more fungibility than other cryptocurrencies as each XMR token is interchangeable with the next. In comparison, Bitcoin (BTC) tokens aren't interchangeable since each has a unique transaction history.
Like InQubeta, the Polygon network is Ethereum-based and it has recently made major waves in the investment space. Financial giant JPMorgan recently used the Polygon protocol for its first live Bitcoin trade while TIME Magazine recognized the network as one of the top 100 most influential companies worldwide.
InQubeta currently leads the trio as far as growth potential is concerned with some projections expecting prices to rise by up to 100x once its native $QUBE tokens are launched on exchanges.
The InQubeta project aims to fix one of the largest issues investors face when going through traditional investment avenues: unreasonable entry barriers. Some investment firms require investors to prove they are in the top tax bracket, while others require connections for entry. Such practices deny a large fraction of the global population the opportunity to put their savings to work by investing in companies that can earn them profits.
InQubeta opens up investment opportunities in the artificial intelligence industry by taking advantage of the power of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and smart contracts to create a more efficient, secure, and transparent investment medium.
AI is set to transform the world and it'll create many opportunities to earn exponential returns. The InQubeta project aims to provide a medium for anyone with a cryptocurrency wallet to secure partial ownership of AI startups that might end up reshaping industries.
AI startups can fundraise on the InQubeta network by making equity-based NFTs on the blockchain. These tokens are evaluated by the operations team before being added to the marketplace where investors can buy tokens made by companies they like with $QUBE.
Polygon runs an Ethereum-based blockchain that connects and improves the performance of Ethereum-based projects. Its network enjoys all the benefits of the Ethereum blockchain while offering improved sovereignty, scalability, and flexibility.
Polygon also improves the user experience of the Ethereum blockchain, making it popular with mainstream corporations like Starbucks that incorporate blockchain systems into their services. Polygon prices have risen by more than 10% this year and more growth is expected.
Monero investors have been feeling increasingly bullish in the past month and some predictions have it reclaiming previous highs in 2023. However, the 3x growth required to accomplish this feat doesn't even keep up with InQubeta's presale 4x growth.
Monero and Polygon should also see more growth this year but don't expect them to keep up with InQubeta. The InQubeta presale continues to attract mainstream and global investors as it's poised to ride the artificial intelligence wave. The presale puts investors in place to earn substantial growth and prices are expected to rise by up to 100x once tokens are available on exchanges.
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