Institutional Investors Betting Big on the Future of AI in Trading

The e-Trading Edit survey by JPMorgan has shown a significant rise in the importance of AI and machine learning, increasing from 25% in 2022 to 61% in 2024.

JPMorgan survey shows institutions increasing their use of AI in trading.

In a recent survey conducted by JPMorgan, institutional investors have expressed their confidence in the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in shaping the future of trading. The survey, titled “e-Trading Edit: Insights from the Inside,” gathered responses from 4,010 institutional traders across 65 countries.

According to the survey, a whopping 61% of the respondents believe that AI and machine learning (ML) will be the most impactful technologies for trading within the next three years. This overwhelming support for AI is a clear indication of its growing significance in the financial world.

But AI is not the only technology that traders have their eyes on. The survey also revealed that 13% of respondents considered application programming interface (API) integration as one of the most important technologies for the future of trading. Additionally, blockchain or distributed ledger technology and quantum computing each garnered 7% of the respondents’ preferences. Mobile trading applications and natural language processing secured 6% of the respondents’ choices.

🔮 Will AI really revolutionize the trading industry?

While AI and ML have seen a steady rise in importance over the past few years, other technologies like mobile trading applications and blockchain have lost favor among investors. Since 2022, blockchain and mobile trading applications have seen a decline in investor choices by 18% and 23%, respectively. This skepticism suggests that institutional investors are placing less emphasis on these technologies in the context of trading.

However, AI has the potential to reshape the future of finance by offering various features such as trade predictions and real-time threat identification. In a 2022 report by Nvidia, it was revealed that 30% of respondents had successfully integrated AI and ML into their trading strategies, resulting in a reduction of more than 10% in annual revenue.

🧐 Are institutional investors still interested in cryptocurrency trading?

Interestingly, while institutional investors are doubling down on the role of AI in trading, their interest in cryptocurrency trading seems to be waning. According to the survey results, a staggering 78% of institutional traders have no plans to trade cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC) or digital coins in the next five years. This percentage has increased from 72% in 2023, indicating a growing reluctance to engage in crypto trading.

However, it’s worth noting that the percentage of respondents who have already started trading or plan to trade cryptocurrencies has slightly increased from 8% in 2023 to 9% in 2024.

🙅‍♀️ Why the hesitation towards cryptocurrency trading?

JPMorgan’s stance on cryptocurrencies has been a topic of debate in recent years. Despite being named an authorized participant in a popular Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) by BlackRock, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has been consistently critical of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin. His skepticism towards digital assets could be influencing the sentiments of institutional traders within the company.

In conclusion, while AI is viewed as the most significant technology shaping the future of trading by institutional investors, enthusiasm towards cryptocurrency trading seems to be diminishing. Institutions are placing less emphasis on blockchain and mobile trading applications, opting instead for AI and other emerging technologies.

It will be interesting to see how these trends unfold and whether AI will truly deliver on its promise to revolutionize the trading industry.


📚 Reference List:

  1. Trade predictions or identifying real-time threats
  2. CFTC warns AI cannot pick your next crypto winner
  3. How to protect your crypto in a volatile market — Bitcoin OGs and experts weigh in
  4. Bitcoin price prediction: Jamie Dimon says BTC has no value, Bitcoin going to zero
  5. How to thrive in a changing crypto landscape

✍️ Let’s hear from you! Share this article and let us know your thoughts on the future of AI in trading and the declining interest in cryptocurrency trading among institutional investors. Are you optimistic about AI’s potential? Are you considering cryptocurrency trading? Comment below! 💬

🔁 Don’t forget to share this article on your favorite social media platforms to join the discussion with your friends and colleagues! Let’s spread the knowledge and insights together. 🌐

We will continue to update Blocking; if you have any questions or suggestions, please contact us!

Share:

Was this article helpful?

93 out of 132 found this helpful

Discover more

Market

The Rise and Fall of HyperVerse: A $2 Billion Ponzi Scheme Exposed by the SEC 😱

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has taken legal action against the two founders of HyperVerse, filing...

Blockchain

A Breakthrough in the Crypto World: HKMA’s Marvelous E-HKD Experiment with Visa

Visa partners with HKMA in successful trial of e-HKD, a digital version of the Hong Kong dollar.

Bitcoin

RFK Jr. and Trump Share Similar Stance on US CBDC

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a candidate who has shown progressive thinking by accepting BTC for his campaign, has made a b...

Bitcoin

Tesla's Crypto Clout Q3 2023 Earnings Report Reveals Bitcoin Still in the Driver's Seat

Tesla has refrained from using its significant Bitcoin (BTC) reserves for five consecutive quarters as an electric ve...

Blockchain

South Korea Considers Postponing Crypto Taxes: A Deeper Look into the Regulatory Framework

The ruling party in Korea prioritizes the establishment of regulations for cryptocurrencies over implementing immedia...

Market

Chinese Investors Flock to Hong Kong Exchanges for Crypto Exposure

Amidst the challenges of the crypto ban, Chinese investors are actively seeking ways to invest in Bitcoin and other c...