A spot Bitcoin ETF by Fidelity was recently listed on the DTCC website. This development might push Bitcoin prices further, generating a positive outlook for other cryptocurrencies. Meanwhile, an anonymous Ethereum whale is doubling down on InQubeta (QUBE). This project merges artificial intelligence (AI) and blockchain technologies.
This article explores why the Ethereum whale considered InQubeta as Fidelity’s spot ETF lists on DTCC.
InQubeta presale success
InQubeta is a platform that connects AI startups with investors, industry professionals, and technology enthusiasts.
Its fractional investment model allows investors with different budgets to find suitable investment opportunities.
InQubeta has raised over $8 million and sold over 704 million QUBE in its presale.
QUBE is deflationary. This is achieved by allocating a 2% tax to a burn wallet and an additional 5% to a reward pool for buying or selling.
QUBE holders can earn rewards by staking.
Market expects imminent approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs
Fidelity Investments has placed its spot Bitcoin ETF on DTCC under the ticker FBTC, bringing it closer to official approval.
This move follows similar listings by other companies, like BlackRock, and reflects increasing institutional acceptance of digital assets.
The deadline for the SEC to approve an ETF is on Jan. 10, 2024.
Ahead of this, BTC prices are inching higher.
Ethereum leads the smart contracts landscape
Ethereum is a platform that powers many decentralized applications, including smart contracts.
This has attracted various entities to Ethereum (ETH), such as corporations and industries.
Recently, an anonymous investor recognized InQubeta’s potential. This altcoin utilizes AI technology for sustainable growth and profit potential.
Conclusion
Investors can purchase QUBE using ETH, BTC, and USDT in the ongoing presale.
QUBE prices will rise from $0.01925 to $0.0224 in the next funding round.
InQubeta’s approach to crowdfunding and inclusive investment models make it an attractive investment opportunity.