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Shiba Inu (SHIB) investors are starting to feel bullish as prices rise slowly in 2023. It remains to be seen if its price growth will be able to keep up with the InQubeta (QUBE) presale, which is generating more interest than anticipated.
Investors stand to 4x their portfolios during the presale’s ten stages and some projections have InQubeta prices growing by up to 4,400% after being launched. InQubeta’s presale success matches the growing investments in the artificial intelligence (AI) sector in the past several years. Total investments in the AI industry were only $12.75 billion in 2015, but that number jumped to $119 billion by 2022. Investments in AI are expected to keep rising and are projected to reach $1.5 trillion by 2030.
AI-driven cryptocurrencies like InQubeta are emerging as the top altcoins to buy as artificial intelligence plays a bigger role in everyday life.
Summary
InQubeta’s growth potential surpasses Shiba Inu
Shiba Inu is one of the meme coins that saw lots of growth in 2021. It was developed to be Dogecoin’s (DOGE) main rival and it’s built on the Ethereum (ETH) blockchain. While coins like Shina Inu have enjoyed significant growth thanks to people like SpaceX founder Elon Must commenting about them, they simply do not have the utility of AI-driven cryptocurrencies like InQubeta.
The InQubeta (QUBE) platform wasn’t designed for memes or laughs. It aims to address one of the biggest challenges potential investors face when dealing with traditional investment channels. Some of these firms have unreasonable standards like minimum deposits that are higher than the average person’s yearly income. Others are restricted by government regulations that only allow people in specific regions to use their services. These things make mainstream investment opportunities inaccessible and inefficient for many people.
InQubeta’s platform bypasses these issues by allowing investors to purchase equity in artificial intelligence startups in their ecosystem. It funnels more money into the AI space while allowing a larger number of people to invest in these companies.
AI startups secure the funding they need to push projects forward by creating fractionalized non-fungible tokens (NFTs) that represent equity in their companies just like stocks. Some of these tokens also come with other rewards like early access to products and services created, and profit sharing.
The NFTs minted by startups on InQubeta’s platform are listed on the marketplace where investors can browse and research them. Investors use $QUBE tokens – the ecosystem’s native cryptocurrency – to make purchases in the marketplace. They become equity-owning partners, while the firms get the funds they need.
Deflationary protocols are in place to promote price growth of $QUBE tokens like a 2% tax on all marketplace transactions that are transferred to burn wallets to be removed from the supply. Token holders can earn rewards by staking their tokens to help secure the network and verify transactions. A 5% tax tacked on all $QUBE sell transactions sends rewards to stakers. $QUBE tokens also allow investors to suggest, discuss, and vote on issues that affect the ecosystem’s operations and future.
Shiba Inu (SHIB) losing investors to InQubeta
Savvy cryptocurrency investors understand how media hype can earn them profits with meme coins like Shiba Inu, but the bulk of their portfolios consist of cryptocurrencies that solve real problems like InQubeta.
Shiba Inu prices rose significantly in early 2023, but its growth has stalled out despite holding steady. The odds of it keeping up with AI-driven cryptocurrencies like InQubeta are low.
Summary
Savvy investors understand meme coins can be profitable if bought at the right time, but they’re not betting it all on them. Many are accumulating sizable holdings of altcoins like InQubeta which are poised to grow as investments in the artificial intelligence sector increase.
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