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The approval of bitcoin spot ETFs by the US SEC was a key milestone for cryptocurrencies. Meanwhile, ethereum (eth) is preparing to upgrade while XRP is under pressure. In the midst of this, the InQubeta (ai?utm_source=PR&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=crn&utm_content=150″ rel=”noreferrer noopener”>QUBE) the pre-sale is proving to be a success.
InQubeta pre-sale raises more than $9.2 million
InQubeta's pre-sale now stands at over $9.2 million, as the project aims to raise $10 million.
ai?utm_source=PR&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=crn&utm_content=150″ target=”_blank” rel=”noreferrer noopener”>InQubeta enables crypto ai startups to raise capital using QUBE. Startups, in turn, offer discounted NFTs to investors.
In stage 7 of the pre-sale, QUBE is selling for $0.0224.
ethereum prepares for Dencun upgrade
The Dencun upgrade will be deployed to the ethereum mainnet on March 13.
The update will introduce new features that could help solve scalability issues and improve Layer 2 networks.
eth prices remain firm ahead of this launch and analysts expect further gains.
XRP is struggling
XRP is struggling and holders are exploring alternatives.
The ongoing lawsuit with the SEC continues to fix XRP prices.
The SEC filed the lawsuit in 2020, alleging that Ripple, the blockchain company, issued XRP as unregistered securities.
The final decision on the matter will be made this year, which may affect XRP prices.
Conclusion
The Dencun upgrade will roll out to the ethereum mainnet in March while XRP struggles. InQubeta's pre-sale is attracting investors and rewarding early adopters.
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