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The bitcoin (btc) hash rate peaked on January 6, reaching 549 EH/s, prior to the halving event. While bitcoin is in the spotlight, other altcoins like Gala (GALA) and InQubeta (QUBE) are also gaining traction in the market.
Exploring InQubeta
InQubeta combines ai and blockchain.
Currently in its pre-sale stage, InQubeta has already raised more than $8.1 million.
Operating at the intersection of ai and blockchain, two transformative technologies, InQubeta aims to solve key industry challenges.
It looks set to become the first cryptocurrency-based crowdfunding platform focused on ai startups, which will help address fundraising issues in the sector.
Additionally, InQubeta's nft marketplace aims to open ai investing to everyone.
This would allow people to support ai startups in their early stages.
In the seventh stage of the pre-sale, QUBE is available for $0.0224.
bitcoin hash rate at all-time high
bitcoin is off to an impressive start in 2024.
On January 6, it achieved a milestone by reaching an unprecedented hash rate of 549 EH/s, resulting in a difficulty of 73.20T.
Hash rate refers to the computing power required to verify transactions and generate new units of btc through mining.
The upcoming bitcoin halving event in April could end up supporting prices.
Gala: growing interest
Gala is popular in the gaming and play-to-earn (P2E) industries.
Priced at around $0.02, many investors believe Gala is undervalued.
Conclusion
bitcoin's hash rate is at an all-time high. Meanwhile, investors have been following Gala and InQubeta. QUBE supporters remain optimistic in the ongoing pre-sale.
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