InQubeta (QUBE) has ascended as the new darling of cryptocurrency whales while Chainlink (LINK) prices have started losing steam, after enjoying substantial growth in the past month. The InQubeta presale offers those who join now the opportunity to grow their capital by 300% before the event ends.
InQubeta aims to provide a more accessible alternative to traditional investing avenues. A substantial fraction of these firms have unreasonable requirements – like income requirements, 90% of the global population can’t meet – that prevent potential investors from joining. InQubeta focuses on helping to funnel more capital to artificial intelligence companies by opening up investment opportunities to all those who want to participate.
Chainlink provides a blockchain layer that allows smart contracts to extract data, process payments, and extract event results from non-blockchain sources. Chainlink’s platform allows for the development of more complicated smart contracts and serves as a training ground for AI models.
InQubeta (QUBE) presale winning over cryptocurrency whales
The InQubeta project has generated a lot of attention from cryptocurrency whales, who have helped to raise over $2.1 million in token sales during the event’s early stages. The presale puts investors in a position to grow the value of their tokens 3x before the event ends and some projections have InQubeta prices rising by as much as 1,000x after the presale ends and tokens hit exchanges.
InQubeta’s focus on helping artificial intelligence startups to raise capital to advance the technology has also brought in AI whales who have been growing extremely bullish toward firms that progress AI in the last several years. Investments in AI went from $12 billion to $120 billion from 2015 to 2022, and over $1.5 trillion more is expected to be directed to the industry in the next several years.
The QUBE project is well-positioned to help funnel a large segment of these funds to AI startups looking for capital through their non-fungible token (NFT) marketplace that serves as an alternative to mainstream investment avenues.
The InQubeta way
The InQubeta network is built on the Ethereum (ETH) blockchain and it harnesses the power of smart contracts and NFTs to create a more accessible and efficient way to invest. Companies raise capital on the network by making equity-based NFTs that are evaluated by InQubeta’s operations team before getting posted on the marketplace. These tokens are the InQubeta network’s equivalent of stocks.
Investors can learn more about the companies behind each token on the marketplace and buy any they wish with $QUBE tokens. They get full ownership of their tokens and can hold on to them long-term or sell them anytime they wish.
The token economics of the InQubeta network makes holding $QUBE or staking it potentially as profitable as buying up part ownership of AI startups. Burn taxes and a 1.5 billion $QUBE cap encourages the long-term price growth of $QUBE.
Chainlink’s (LINK) bull run loses momentum
Chainlink provides an oracle network that links blockchain networks with external systems like payment processors, event results, or data storage, allowing smart contracts to make calculations on the blockchain using inputs or outputs from the external world.
Chainlink provides a decentralized way to move data off and on blockchains with the use of hybrid smart contracts. Users earn rewards in LINK for extracting data from off-chain systems, formatting it, and executing off-chain computation.
Investors have watched the value of the Chainlink portfolios grow in the past month, but prices are starting to trend downward.
Summary
The InQubeta project continues to attract mainstream and cryptocurrency investors as it emerges as one of the most profitable investment opportunities around, putting those who join now in position to 3x their funds before the presale ends.
Exponential growth is expected once the presale is over and tokens are listed on exchanges. Some projections have $QUBE prices rising as much as 1,000x.
