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The global banking industry appears interested in Ripple’s blockchain technology, which has sparked curiosity among investors about the potential of other projects like InQubeta (QUBE).  Some consider InQubeta to be one of the top decentralized finance (defi) protocols. In stage 4 of its presale, QUBE is available for $0.0133. However, analysts are bullish, expecting more gains on launch.  In this article, we’ll examine whether QUBE prices will surge, considering the rising adoption of Ripple’s technology by major banks. InQubeta aims to transform AI investment InQubeta is a defi project that can offer investment opportunities in artificial intelligence (AI).  QUBE can enhance investors’ portfolios. So far, over $3.7 million has been raised, and more than 405 million QUBE sold in the ongoing presale. Investors are drawn to the project’s fractional investment system, which allows individuals to invest based on their budget, regardl...

The NFT sales have been constantly dropping since early 2022. The floor price s of some of the top NFT collections plunged further over the past week. According to data provided by CoinGecko, over the past week, the floor price s of Bored Ape Yacht Club (BAYC) and Mutant Ape Yacht Club (MAYC) declined by 21% and 27%, respectively. Per the price aggregator, the starting cost of a BAYC collectible sits at 24.5 Ethereum (ETH), worth around $41,060 at the time of writing. NFT Floor Price Δ % Over the Past Week • MAYC -27% • Azuki -25% • Moonbirds -25% • BAYC -21% • Cool Cats -20% • Doodles -19% • Azuki Elementals -19% • DeGods – 15% • Pudgy Penguins -12% • CryptoPunks -11% — CoinGecko (@coingecko) August 24, 2023 MAYC’s floor price is currently at 4.6 ETH, worth roughly $7,700 with a $150.15 million market capitalization. Moreover, Azuki and Moonbirds NFTs both recorded 25% drops over the past week. The floor prices of each collection currently stand at 3.9 ETH ($6,53...

ASIC miners' price per terahash has fallen more than 80% from its peak in 2021 as Bitcoin mining machines continue to flood the marketplace. Bitcoin ASIC miner s — machines optimized for the sole purpose of mining Bitcoin — are currently selling at bottom-of-the-barrel price s not seen since 2020 and 2021, in what is being viewed as another sign of a deepened crypto bear market. According to the latest data from Hashrate Index, the most efficient ASIC miner s, those generating at least one terahash per 38 joules of energy, have seen their price s fall 86.82% from May. 7, 2021 peak of $119.25 per terahash down to $15.71 as of Dec. 25. Miners in these category include Bitmain’s Antminer S19 and MicroBTC’s Whatsminer M30s. The same statement holds true for the mid-tier machines, with price s now averaged out at $10.23 after falling a massive 89.36% from its peak price of $96.24 on May. 7, 2021. However, the least efficient machines, ones that require more than 68 Joules per TH, are ...