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Some cryptocurrency analysts are picking the InQubeta (QUBE) project and DeFi projects Avalanche (AVAX) and Uniswap (UNI) to be major game changers in 2023. InQubeta focuses on making investments in artificial intelligence (AI) more accessible, funneling capital into firms that push innovations in the space.Â
Uniswap provides a popular decentralized trading system and it promotes the automated trading of decentralized finance (DeFi) tokens. The platform uses automated solutions to prevent the liquidity issues that plagued some of the first decentralized exchanges in the cryptocurrency space.
Avalanche provides a layer-one blockchain that serves as a platform for custom blockchains and decentralized applications. It aims to replace Ethereum (ETH) as the main blockchain for smart contracts.
Summary
InQubeta (QUBE) is expected to be one of 2023’s biggest winners
The InQubeta project has already sold over $1.4 million in tokens as its presale emerges as one of the most profitable opportunities in the cryptocurrency space. Investors who get in now stand to 3x their investment by the time the presale is over. InQubeta’s native $QUBE tokens are expected to experience exponential growth once launched on exchanges.
InQubeta addresses one of the main problems facing mainstream investment firms: their inaccessibility and inefficiency. Some of these companies require Wall Street Type connections for access, while others require investors to be able to afford minimum deposits that are more than most people make in a year.
Such practices slow down the flow of capital to firms that need them while denying potential a wide range of people the chance to participate in investment opportunities. Thanks to the InQubeta network, people who want to become part owners of AI startups no longer have to jump over hurdles to access traditional investment channels.
NFT powered investments
The InQubeta network allows AI firms to raise capital by creating divisible non-fungible tokens (NFTs) that denote equity in their operations. These companies are reviewed by the InQubeta operations team before being allowed this privilege and tokens made are equally scrutinized to ensure they meet standards before being listed on the InQubeta marketplace.
The NFTs listed on the marketplace can be purchased by anyone with a cryptocurrency wallet using $QUBE tokens. Investors get full ownership of the tokens, which work like stocks, after transactions are finalized. The value of these NFTs will grow as the companies behind them increase their valuations. Smart contracts and an Ethereum-based blockchain make this all possible on the InQubeta network.
AI is poised to be the next major tech revolution so InQubeta creating an easier way to invest in companies that push advancements in the sector couldn’t be better timed. Those who invest in the right AI startups put themselves in position to walk away with exponential returns.
Uniswap (UNI) is expected to see more growth this year
Uniswap prices have enjoyed significant growth in the past month with prices growing by over 20% and more growth is expected. It provides a decentralized trading protocol that helps to automate the trading of decentralized finance tokens.
The platform’s automated trading features have given it an edge over earlier decentralized exchanges that struggled with liquidity issues due to not having enough users trading on them.
Avalanche (AVAX) growth won’t keep up with InQubeta
The past month has also been kind to the Avalanche project with prices rising by as much as 15%, and the potential for exponential growth is there given how far it has to go to reclaim 2021 highs. Avalanche prices could end up rising by as much as 10x this year, but the odds of it coming close to InQubeta’s 50x projections are extremely low.
Summary
InQubeta, Uniswap, and Avalanche are three of the best altcoins to buy in 2023 with QUBE leading the way. Growing investor interest in AI and InQubeta’s solution-based approach gives it the potential to grow exponentially once its presale is over.
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