Qubetics raises over $1.15M in presale with privacy features
Qubetics, a decentralised privacy-focused platform, has raised more than $1.15 million during its presale, attracting attention with its innovative decentralised VPN (dVPN) technology.
According to recent reports, the $TICS token price stands at $0.0132 in Phase 3 of the presale.
The platform's dVPN service provides secure and anonymous internet access through multi-hop routing and encryption, allowing users to bypass censorship and protect their identities online, making Qubetics particularly valuable for regions facing internet restrictions.
In addition to its privacy solutions, Qubetics rewards users who contribute bandwidth, enhancing both its utility and investment appeal.
The presale’s rapid success, raising over $1 million in under 24 hours, highlights growing interest in privacy solutions within the crypto space.
While Qubetics is making progress, other notable projects in the crypto industry are also making waves.
Theta Network (CRYPTO:THETA), which powers decentralised video streaming, allows users to share computing resources and bandwidth in exchange for THETA tokens.
Theta aims to improve streaming quality while incentivising users within its ecosystem.
Meanwhile, Celestia (CRYPTO:TIA), a blockchain project, is facing challenges due to upcoming token unlocks that are expected to inflate its circulating supply.
The price of Celestia’s token has fallen by over 75% from its peak, and investor concerns are growing over its ability to stabilise.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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