Solana and Cardano Expected to be Replaced in Portfolios by InQubeta as AI Takes Over
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An increasing number of Solana (SOL) and Cardano (ADA) investors are swapping their holdings for InQubeta (QUBE) tokens as its presale remains one of the hottest topics in the cryptocurrency space.
The QUBE platform provides more utility than both projects combined, bringing AI startups that need funding together with investors who might not have entry to traditional investment channels.
InQubeta’s innovative approach to investing sends more funds into the artificial intelligence (AI) industry, paving the way for more innovations while making investments in AI more accessible for the average investor.
InQubeta’s presale success isn’t surprising to those who have paid attention to investor attitudes regarding AI in the last several years, with investments increasing exponentially from $12 billion in 2015 to $119 billion in 2022.
InQubeta is riding the AI wave, with total investments in the sector expected to exceed $1.5 trillion by 2030.
Cardano and Solana both have the potential for substantial growth in 2023, so investors swapping them out for QUBE signifies how optimistic they are about the project’s future.
AI is poised to be the next major technological revolution and InQubeta’s platform provides barrier-free access to investment opportunities created by the disruption it causes.
Startups use InQubeta’s ecosystem to raise capital by developing non-fungible tokens (NFTs) that are listed on the marketplace once given the operations team’s seal of approval.
Investors use $QUBE tokens to purchase the NFTs of any companies they think have the potential to innovate in the AI space, becoming part-owners with them.
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