Worldcoin’s (WLD) Ban Upheld By Spain’s High Court; InQubeta (QUBE) Presale Soars Past $11.6M Amid Dip in TRON (TRX) Momentum
In a ruling that could prove to be decisive on Monday, Spain’s High Court upheld the temporary ban on Worldcoin’s (WLD) iris-scanning project, emphasizing privacy concerns. Despite its claim of compliance, it has been under scrutiny over privacy concerns across various nations, with Spain being the latest.
Despite the setback—after emphasizing adherence to all laws and regulations concerning biometric data collection and transfer—the company expressed its eagerness to prove its compliance. With the case ongoing, it reflects just how far technological innovation can grow amid privacy concerns.
Meanwhile, in the crypto market, TRON (TRX) experienced a dip in momentum as the rest of the top altcoins raced past. At the same time, InQubeta (QUBE), a top ICO, recently soared past $11.6 million in presale, sending ripples of excitement within its fast-growing community.
InQubeta (QUBE): Inching Closer to the $12 Million Fundraising Goal
InQubeta (QUBE) is one of the most highly anticipated launches this year. Its ongoing presale has been a success—nothing short of impressive—blasting past $11.6 million. With this momentum set to continue well after its market debut, it has been hailed as the best new crypto to invest in.
Additionally, its solid fundamentals make it primed for adoption and explosive growth. It is designed to reshape the AI industry, building the first-ever crowdfunding platform for AI tech startups. Further, investors will be able to own stakes in promising and trailblazing AI ventures through its custom-built NFT marketplace, regardless of their income.
This emerging crypto is nearing its launch and is currently in the eighth stage of the presale. A token costs only $0.0245, with experts predicting a 6,000% rally
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