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In crypto, competition and invention are pivotal in determining success. Despite being a leader in providing Oracle services, Chainlink (LINK) is still struggling in the current market conditions. Meanwhile, InQubeta (QUBE) is being increasingly explored as an alternative . InQubeta provides an alternative InQubeta connects investors with artificial intelligence (AI) startups using its native token, QUBE. Its fundamental concept involves fractional investment in AI startups via non-fungible tokens (NFTs). This approach democratizes investing, allowing individuals with diverse budgets to become early backers of potent projects.  QUBE is also deflationary, and InQubeta imposes a 2% fee on every buy and sell transaction, with the proceeds directed towards a burning wallet. Another 5% sell tax is channeled to a dedicated reward pool, incentivizing token staking. The combination of AI and crypto can offer new opportunities. InQubeta recognizes that traditional investment meth...

Stakers will earn Chainlink tokens as they participate in a decentralized alerting system that flags the network when feeds are not meeting performing requirements. Blockchain oracle network Chainlink has launched its staking feature to help increase the economic security of the platform's oracle services.  In an announcement sent to Cointelegraph, Chainlink mentioned that the new Staking feature is an integral part of its “ Chainlink Economics 2.0” efforts that focuses on security and sustainable growth. Before the staking feature, Chainlink users who wanted to receive LINK token rewards needed to launch their own nodes. With the newly-launched staking mechanism, Chainlink (LINK) token holders have an additional earning mechanism as they aid in increasing the oracle platform’s security. Initially, Chainlink Staking was launched as a v0.1 beta, which includes a staking pool that aims to secure the ETH/USD data feed within the Ethereum mainnet. This allows stakers to earn rewards...