Emerging crypto Pullix (PLX) has enjoyed more growth than other popular altcoins like Solana (SOL) and Filecoin (FIL) in the past few weeks. It’s an upcoming cryptocurrency exchange platform that hopes to close the gap between decentralized exchanges and centralized exchanges. Its objective is to combine the best elements from both types of exchanges to create the ultimate cryptocurrency trading platform.
Pullix isn’t the only new DeFi project that’s been making waves in the cryptocurrency space. InQubeta (QUBE) has emerged as one of the top ICOs, raising over $11.5 million in its eighth stage. The ambitious crowdfunding platform seeks to make artificial intelligence investments accessible to all investors. It is already taking Chainlink’s (LINK) spot as the most dominant AI-focused cryptocurrency.
QUBE investors have earned 250% gains on their capital in the past year, while LINK investors have earned 240% returns. LINK might get an influx of capital soon if the rumours of spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) being approved turn out to be true.
Is InQubeta (QUBE) the best altcoin to buy for generational wealth?
InQubeta separates itself from other altcoins with the highly needed solution it plans to introduce into the AI investment space. Purchasing equity in emerging AI firms can be quite the challenge for those who don’t have Wall Street-type connections or those who can’t meet the million-dollar net worth requirement to be eligible for angel investment opportunities.
InQubeta’s investment space will open up investment opportunities to anyone who wants to participate, funnelling more capital into the artificial intelligence industry.
AI has already started to alter how some industries operate and it’s expected to cause more changes than any other technology has in the past. Some of the startups emerging today could end up becoming trillion-dollar corporations in the next decade or so, much like companies like Amazon that capitalized on the internet revolution have done.
Investors on the InQubeta network have the potential to build generational wealth by investing in AI startups or by holding on to QUBE as the project’s market capitalization grows. The 1.5 billion cap on QUBE could encourage prices to grow more quickly as more capital is invested in it.
A decentralized investment space
InQubeta aims to provide AI startups with an easier way to fundraise while making investment opportunities available to investors. Startups tokenize investment opportunities into non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on InQubeta’s blockchain and sell them to investors on the marketplace.
Startups also get guidance to help get their companies running like legal or marketing assistance. Investors, meanwhile, get access to information about the companies selling investment opportunities including expert opinions. It’s a beneficial ecosystem for all parties involved.
Filecoin (FIL) and Solana (SOL) prices surge after new partnership
FIL and SOL prices have risen by 109% and 37% respectively, and more growth is expected to follow in the coming months as Bitcoin (BTC) continues to set new all-time highs (ATHs). The recent partnership between the two will move Solana’s blockchain onto Filecoin’s decentralized storage solution, improving its scalability and reliability.
Pullix (PLX) price surges after Uniswap launch
PLX prices have grown substantially after being launched on Uniswap. Tokens were priced at $0.168 when launched but have since reached an ATH of $0.88, building up a market cap of $150 million.
Prices have now dropped back considerably after the pump and dump but could surge again given how much utility its exchange could have in the cryptocurrency space.
Summary
QUBE, FIL, LINK, and SOL could be top cryptos to invest in right now. All four could enjoy exponential growth in 2024 thanks to the solutions they give their users.
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