ETHEREUM LOSING ITS NFT GROUND TO THIS ALTCOIN JP MORGAN

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JPMorgan says ethereum is losing ground to rivals in the NFT

JPMorgan: Ethereum Losing Ground to Other Crypto in NFT

JPMorgan les ha dicho a sus clientes que ethereum está perdiendo terreno frente a las criptomonedas rivales, como solana (SOL), en el mercado de tokens no fungibles

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Analysts at JPMorgan said Ethereum's dominance in DeFi is fading but it could start reclaiming ground following the ETH 2.0 update.

Ether (ETH) has underperformed other cryptocurrencies in recent months as the Ethereum blockchain has faced intense competition from other networks, Wall Street

Ethereum Faces 'Intense' Competition From Other Networks:

Jp Morgan Researchers Have Found

JP Morgan researchers have found that Ethereum is loosing its NFT foothold. Ethereum's loss is steadily becoming another altcoins gain.

Ethereum Losing Ground in NFT Market According to JPMorgan

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Jpmorgan Has Told Its Clients

JPMorgan has told its clients that ethereum is losing ground to rival cryptocurrencies, such as solana (SOL), in the NFT market.

Ethereum losing its NFT ground to this altcoin: JP Morgan

Ethereum está perdiendo terreno en el mercado NFT, dice JPMorgan

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Ethereum Is Losing Dominance in the DeFi Space Claims JP Morgan

JPMorgan's Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou has doubled down on his bearish Ethereum call in his recent research note, claiming that its waning dominance in the non

JPMorgan: Ethereum Losing NFT Crown to Solana - u.today

Once Hailed As The Backbone

Ethereum is losing ground to rivals such as solana in the NFT sector of the cryptocurrency universe, due to sky-high transaction fees on the network, JPMorgan has said.

Ethereum Losing Ground in NFT Market According to JPMorgan In response to the high transaction costs on the Ethereum (ETH) network, JPMorgan’s clients

Once hailed as the backbone of decentralized applications and smart contracts, Ethereum is showing signs of distress. While it remains the second-largest