Ethereum could lose out to rival blockchains that power crypto apps as its much-vaunted upgrade might come too late, JPMorgan says

By cineramaJanuary 6, 2022DeFi

Ethereum’s market value stands at $405 billion, about half of bitcoin’s $813 billion. The final "sharding" stage in the upgrade to ethereum 2.0 is at least a year away, […]

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Ethereum could lose out to rival blockchains that power crypto apps as its much-vaunted upgrade might come too late, JPMorgan says

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