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Bitcoin Pundits Warn of a Supply Shortage While Liquidity Is Actually Increasing

(Bloomberg) Liquidity in the cryptocurrency market is actually getting better since the introduction of US spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds despite suggestions that surging demand from the ETFs will result in a supply crunch. Most Read from BloombergTrump, Sons and Associate Hit With $364 Million Fraud FineWall Street Ends Wild Week on Sour Note After PPI: Markets WrapAlexey Navalny, Jailed Activist Who Defied Putin, Dies at 47Hawaii Rightly Rejects Supreme Court’s Gun NonsenseBiden Blames

Bitcoin Pundits Warn of a Supply Shortage While Liquidity Is Actually Increasing

Bitcoin Pundits Warn of a Supply Shortage While Liquidity Is Actually Increasing
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TOI-Gadgets Now Awards 2023, Google s rebrands its ChatGPT rival; milestones at Facebook, Microsoft and other top tech news of the week

This week saw the 4th edition of the Times of India-Gadgets Now Awards 2023. At this event, OnePlus, Apple and other gadgets from other big brands were honoured and celebrated. Meanwhile, Google has renamed its AI model from Bard to Gemini and has launched a mobile app of the same for both Android and iPhones. Satya Nadella completed 10 years as the CEO Microsoft and even visited India this week. On the other hand, Mark Zuckerberg-led Facebook completed 20 years of existence. Also, Amazon’s voice assistant also turned six in India and the e-commerce platform is offering discounts on Alexa-enabled devices. This week also saw new launches from multiple brands while some UPI users faced trouble while making payments for hours. All this and more in this week’s TOI-Gadgets Now weekly tech wrap:

New York attorney general expands crypto lawsuit tied to Winklevoss twins

NY Seeks $3 Billion in Expanded Digital Currency Group Lawsuit

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