Chaos has taken over the cryptocurrency space as we move closer to Bitcoin’s (BTC) April 19 halving event. Investors haven’t seen the considerable growth many analysts predicted would occur leading to its halving event.
Instead, BTC’s price has pulled back considerably since traders set an all-time high (ATH) at $73,750 on March 14. Bitcoin’s recent correction lowered prices to the $60,000 support level, leading to a massive decline in investor confidence. Some analysts blamed the recent price drop on miners selling off their tokens before the halving event.
While investors are now uncertain about what direction BTC’s price will trend after its halving event, InQubeta (QUBE) investors are feeling extremely bullish as tokens launch on Uniswap (UNI) and MEXC after its initial coin offering raised over $13.6 million. Early investors have already accrued 300% returns, and the party is just getting started as some analysts believe prices will surge by over 10,000% before the year ends.
InQubeta has emerged as the world’s first crowdfunding crypto that gives everyone access to artificial intelligence (AI) investment opportunities. The entire ecosystem revolves around InQubeta’s native currency and governance coin, QUBE.
QUBE is a deflationary ERC20 coin with a 1.5 billion supply limit and burn taxes that further cut down the supply. The small token supply encourages long-term price growth as its market capitalization grows. QUBE would be worth more than a dollar once its market cap reaches around $1.5 billion, a long way from the $0.028 it sold for during the final stage of its presale.
InQubeta plans to revolutionize how AI startups engage with their communities and raise capital by creating an NFT marketplace where investment
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