Spot Bitcoin ETFs Soar Past $10B in AUM; Why Investors Flocking to Emerging AI Altcoin?
It has been an uphill market since the SEC decision on Bitcoin ETFs, even though we had to wait for over ten years. The SEC finally gave the green light for 11 spot Bitcoin ETFs on January 10, notably Grayscale, Fidelity, and BlackRock, thereby allowing investing in BTC ETFs in the United States.
Since the launch of the spot Bitcoin ETF market—although initially falling below expectations—it has soared past $10 billion in AUM (assets under management) within a month. This signifies its emergence into traditional finance as a success, with further explosive growth anticipated and the value of Bitcoin skyrocketing.
At the same time, InQubeta (QUBE), an emerging AI altcoin, has been an investor darling. Its presale is ongoing and has been generating quite a buzz, recently soaring past $9.4 million in early token sales—very bullish. Preparing to explode after launch, it is hailed as the best new crypto to invest in.
InQubeta (QUBE) continues to excite investors for several reasons. Early holders are currently happy after the presale blasted through $9.4 million, leaving many new ICOs in its wake.
Further, as an AI altcoin—an intriguing blend of artificial intelligence and blockchain—it is a bullish narrative. It will have real-world applications as it aims to solve critical problems within the burgeoning AI sector. If you are curious, its focus will be on fundraising and market accessibility.
To address these issues, it will take a unique path by building the world’s first Web3 crowdfunding platform for AI tech startups through crypto. Its custom-built NFT marketplace will allow tech startups to raise capital by minting investment opportunities as NFTs and lets investors become early backers.
To become an early adopter, you can
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