VanEck Cuts Bitcoin Spot ETF Fee To 0.2%; Investors Can’t Seem to Get Enough of Stacks (STX) and InQubeta (QUBE)
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History was made on January 10, 2024, when the US SEC gave the green light to spot Bitcoin ETFs, approving all 11 applications, including VanEck’s. It has been an upswing for Bitcoin and the entire crypto market since then.
A few weeks into February and the scene is still buzzing from GoDaddy’s integration with ENS. Meanwhile, VanEck, one of the leading asset managers, is set to reduce its spot Bitcoin fee rates to 0.2%. Thus, the “fee war” among asset managers continues, competing to get a larger share of the fast-growing Bitcoin ETF market.
In other news, investors have been doubling down on Stacks (STX), one of the market’s top altcoins, and InQubeta (QUBE), an emerging crypto. Boasting massive upside potential, these are the best cryptos to buy now.
InQubeta (QUBE) has been one of the best performers so far this year. It recently soared past $9.7 million in presale, highlighting a huge show of interest. Investors can’t seem to get enough, apparently.
The unprecedented presale participation can be attributed to its staggering growth potential as an emerging and promising AI altcoin—a low-cap gem. In addition, it aims to reshape the fast-rising AI sector, with its forward-thinking approach applauded by industry leaders.
It seeks to address the fundraising and accessibility challenges within the industry by building the first crypto-based crowdfunding platform and an NFT marketplace. AI tech startups will be able to source capital by minting investment opportunities, which will be represented as equity-based NFTs and fractionally offered to investors.
The ICO is currently in stage 7, and a token costs only $0.0224. Analysts’
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