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Ethereum's (CRYPTO: ETH) long-awaited “Merge” is expected to occur around Sept. 15, and is heralding fresh interest for the platform as it transitions to proof of stake from proof of work. 

United or City? Apple or Samsung? From the world of sport to major technology brands, rivalry comes in pairs. When it comes to the world of cryptocurrencies, you can throw Bitcoin versus Ethereum into the mix as well.

Bitcoin reclaimed the $20,000 mark, while Ethereum traded above $1,500 on Monday evening as the global cryptocurrency market cap rose 4.2% to $985.55 billion.

Since the Fed signaled to continue its restrictive monetary policy to fight inflation, recession fears have renewed among investors. Amid the uncertain market conditions, it might be best to avoid fundamentally weak stocks Blink Charging (BLNK), Riot Blockchain (RIOT), and Advent Technologies (ADN) to eliminate the chances of long-term losses.…

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) was bouncing up about 4% higher during Monday’s 24-hour trading session. The crypto was strong compared to the S&P 500, which gapped down to start the trading day and was struggling intraday to trade high enough to fill the gap.

The ‘merge’ project will end role of miners in blockchain ecosystem to help reduce electricity usage

After the financial markets plummeted Friday in reaction to hawkish Fed commentary, discussions centered around whether the major averages have taken a fresh leg down. Cryptocurrencies, which trade 24/7, were seen extending their weakness into the weekend. Against this backdrop, here's a recap of a few major headlines that hit…

Small-scale investors left counting the cost this year after value of digital assets fell off a cliff

The world's second biggest cryptocurrency after bitcoin, Ethereum, will soon overhaul its blockchain technology to curb the network's much-criticized environmental impact. Ethereum, whose digital unit ether tumbled in a crypto crash earlier this year, will in September undergo a major technical revolution, AFP said. So what is the backdrop for…

SAN FRANCISCO: The cryptocurrency industry has endured a terrible year. A devastating crash wiped nearly $1 trillion from the market, draining the savings of thousands of people. Several companies filed for bankruptcy.

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