Tron founder teases ETF; investors flowing to Arbitrum and InQubeta
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Justin Sun of Tron has sparked discussions about the possibility of spot TRX ETF. Meanwhile, investors have been doubling down on Arbitrum (ARB) and InQubeta (QUBE).
InQubeta can grow
The InQubeta presale has raised over $10.5 million in presale.
In stage 8, QUBE is trading for $0.0245.
InQubeta intends to build the first crypto-based crowdfunding platform for tech startups.
Within its custom-built NFT marketplace, startups will be able to raise capital by minting investment opportunities as NFTs.
Further, investors can own stakes in AI ventures regardless of their income.
Justin Sun teases spot TRX ETF
Tron is a decentralized blockchain-based operating system that supports smart contracts and decentralized applications (dapps).
Justin Sun recently hinted at the potential launch of a spot TRX ETF.
Taking to X on Feb. 27, he tweeted, “TRX ETF?”
This question was enough to spark conversations, with the community excited about the possibility of an ETF in the US.
Following the launch of spot Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S., crypto ETFs have become a trendy subject.
Ethereum is currently anticipating the U.S. SEC’s decision on the investment product by May.
Investors looking at Arbitrum
Arbitrum is an Ethereum layer-2 scaling solution that offers fast transaction speed, scalability, high throughput, and cost-efficiency.
Given its solid fundamentals, investors have continued to accumulate ARB.
Despite the buzz around the recently concluded Starknet and DYM airdrops, ARB has remained in the spotlight thanks to its upward trajectory.
It recently registered its all-time high (ATH) in January. While it has taken a downturn since then, it has been gathering momentum, preparing to go on a price discovery.
Conclusion
Justin Sun of Tron sparked discussion after hinting at a TRX ETF. Meanwhile, investors have shown interest in Arbitrum and InQubeta.
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