Qubetics pulls in $2M in token presale, pitching no-code blockchain tools
What's the deal? QubeticsDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom → has raised $2 million through an initial coin offering (ICO) for its $TICS token. More than 2,000 holders have bought 169 million tokens in a presale now in its eighth phase, priced at $0.0212 each.
What's the endgame? The project is building QubeQodeDealroom has a profile for this one. Try Dealroom →, an integrated development environment (IDE) meant to simplify blockchain development. It targets both developers building decentralised apps and small businesses wanting tools such as payment systems or loyalty programs without a dedicated tech team.
Why now? Qubetics is positioning itself against established tokens like Render and Hedera as investors look beyond hype toward projects with practical utility. Its next presale phase carries a 10% price increase, giving early buyers an incentive to enter sooner.
What could go wrong? The pitch leans heavily on projected returns — the team says $TICS could reach $0.25 after the presale, an implied ROI of roughly 1,079%. Those figures are targets, not guarantees, and presale tokens carry well-known risks around delivery and liquidity.
The signal: At $2 million, the raise sits in the lower band of comparable rounds, underscoring how far presale projects must go to rival networks like Render and Hedera. Whether utility tools like QubeQode can convert early capital into adoption remains the open question.
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