'Dino' cryptos to soak up institutional funds bound for altcoins: Analyst
Older, more established altcoins are likely to be the focus of institutional interest and investment, Maen Ftouni told Cointelegraph.
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Older, more established altcoins are likely to be the focus of institutional interest and investment, Maen Ftouni told Cointelegraph.
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