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Start of the End? Testnet Goerli Ether Spikes to $1.60 as Traders Jump on Opportunity Meant for Developers

But goerli ether is no trendy Ethereum fork or an Ethereum rival marked up by hypemen: These tokens are a testnet version of actual ether for developers to simulate transactions, smart contacts, and other activities prior to deploying on the Ethereum mainnet. This means that these tokens are supposed to

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Crypto Long Traders Bear Brunt as Slide in Bitcoin, Ether Prices Spurs $220M in Liquidations

Long trades, or bets on higher prices, took 90% of the $220 million in liquidations on crypto futures trading over the past 24 hours as bitcoin (BTC) and ether (ETH) fell nearly 5%. Bitcoin and ether futures cumulatively saw $100 million in liquidations, while futures tracking dogecoin (DOGE), solana (SOL),

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Bitcoin BTC Favored Over Ether ETH by CME Traders in 2023 So Far , Arcane Research Report Shows

Joe DiPasquale, CEO of crypto fund manager BitBull Capital, told CryptoX that institutional investors’ preference for BTC represented “the safest choice in a bear market.” He noted that Ethereum’s upcoming protocol updates might be raising concerns about an increased “risk of things going wrong,” and added that the Shanghai hard

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Institutional Traders to Opt for AI Instead of Blockchain Technology

JPMorgan’s assessment revealed that AI was preferred more than four times over blockchain and distributed ledger technology. Artificial intelligence (AI) technology may gradually be taking over the interests of institutional traders. According to a recent survey carried out by financial services behemoth JPMorgan, AI technology could shape the entire trading space

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72% of Institutional Traders Surveyed ‘Have No Plans to Trade Crypto’ – Featured Bitcoin News

A new survey by JPMorgan Chase shows that 72% of institutional traders “have no plans to trade crypto” while 14% plan to trade cryptocurrencies within five years. Institutional traders also expect “recession risk” to have the biggest impact on markets in 2023. JPMorgan’s Institutional Trader Survey Global investment bank JPMorgan Chase published

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