Ripple (XRP) bulls hit a snag, investors see InQubeta (QUBE) as a better alternative to make big gains in 2023
Ripple recently enjoyed some price increases as cryptocurrency markets turned somewhat bullish, but that didn’t last long as a considerable fraction of holders dumped their tokens in favor of InQubeta (QUBE)which offers them the opportunity to increase the value of their investment by 400% during the ten stages of its presale thanks to the progressive price changes at each stage.
The InQubeta project is the only cryptocurrency offering such high returns and the real fun starts when the project is launched later in the year, with some projections expecting its value to increase by over 4,000% after launch.
InQubeta is riding the artificial intelligence (AI) wave that recently sent the Nasdaq Composite and S&P 500 on their largest bull runs in 2023, after Nvidia’s quarterly earning report showed increased demand for AI chips, sending the company’s market capitalization to over a trillion dollars for the first time in its history.
InQubeta (QUBE) presale forcing investors to drop other tokens
2023 has already been a better year for cryptocurrencies than 2022 was, but investors are yet to see the substantial price growth they’ve been hoping for. InQubeta’s presale has emerged as one of the most profitable opportunities in the crypto space as its presale alone sets investors up to increase the value of their holdings by 4x in a short period.
The InQubeta presale has also gotten lots of attention from investors because of the innovative solutions it provides by making investment opportunities in artificial intelligence (AI) more accessible while helping to direct more capital into the industry.
Mainstream investors are all-in on AI at this point, with investments in companies that help to develop the technology increasing by over $100 billion from 2015 to 2022, starting from only $12 billion. This trend is expected to continue as more advancements are made in the artificial intelligence space and total investments are projected to go past the 1.5 trillion-dollar mark by 2030.
A fraction of this investment capital is already being directed toward cryptocurrency platforms like InQubeta that push innovations in the AI space. Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and smart contracts make this all possible on InQubeta’s Ethereum-based blockchain.
Replacing stocks with NFTs
AI startups that need capital to innovate can raise funds on the InQubeta blockchain by making equity-based NFTs that are reviewed by the operation team before being listed on the marketplace. There, investors can learn more about the companies behind the NFTs posted and purchase the tokens of companies they think have bright futures.
Investors get ownership of the NFTs once transactions are concluded and they’re free to hold on to them as their value increases or sell them whenever they wish. Some of the NFTs listed on InQubeta’s marketplace come with extra bonuses like discounts or a share of profits.
AI is set to change many industries worldwide, and those who invest in the right AI startups stand to earn massive returns on their investment. InQubeta now makes access to such investment opportunities more accessible for all.
Ripple’s (XRP) growth was stifled by more promising projects
Ripple prices have grown by over 30% since the start of 2023, but the project still has a long way to go to reclaim its previous highs. Ripple is one of the few cryptocurrency projects that provides near-instant transactions, low fees, and true anonymity.
It’s one of the most likely cryptocurrencies to replace fiat currencies as a payment method for everyday transactions, but its legal issues and tokens like InQubeta poaching investors have kept growth slow.
Summary
InQubeta is one of the most profitable cryptocurrencies to buy in 2023 as its presale gives investors the chance to increase the value of their investment by 4x and prices are set to skyrocket after its launch. Tokens like InQubeta that provide real-world value are emerging as the new favorites of savvy crypto investors.
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