ETHEUR
Ethereum / Euro
crypto Composite

🌍 Macro
Risk assets stabilized after the Fed’s first rate hike, with Treasury yields and oil prices retreating from recent highs. The U.S. 10Y yield fell from above 5% to around 4.95%, while the Nasdaq jumped 1.69% and the S&P 500 gained 1.14%. BTC, however, remained largely around $76K after briefly testing $77K, suggesting crypto buying support is still weaker than in equities.
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📈 Market Snapshot
• BTC: $76,429.8 (+0.30%)
• ETH: $2,447.10 (+1.21%)
• NASDAQ: 26,418.30 (+1.69%)
• S&P 500: 7,637.76 (+1.14%)
• F&G: 56 (prev. 50)
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🧠 Market Take
The macro pressure has eased, but BTC has yet to regain its previous range. $75K–$76K remains the key support zone, while $77K–$78K is the first resistance area. A sustained reclaim of $78K would be needed to signal stronger recovery momentum.
With CLARITY stalled, the SEC’s five-year Innovation Exemption has opened a regulated path for eligible platforms to trade tokenized U.S. equities on public blockchains. The move triggered a rotation into stock-linked tokens and infrastructure plays, with UNI gaining over 15% and BP over 18%.
The key question is whether tokenized equities can move beyond speculative trading into sustainable volumes, particularly as participation remains subject to scale, access and issuer restrictions.
Key levels:
* Resistance: $77K–$78K → $80K
* Support: $75K–$76K → $72K
* Trend: Range-bound / recovery attempt
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🔥 Hot Tokens
* COTI: +47% 24H as Privacy-on-Demand launched on Avalanche mainnet
* NEAR: +21% 24H as Confidential Intents and the broader privacy narrative attract attention
* UNI: +15%+ following the SEC’s tokenized-equity initiative and renewed on-chain trading narrative
* ZEC: Remains near record highs as NU7 upgrade expectations continue to drive privacy-sector momentum
* DASH: Continues to benefit from the broader privacy-sector rotation
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📰 Key Updates
* SEC introduced a five-year Innovation Exemption allowing eligible platforms to trade real, share-backed tokenized U.S. equities on public blockchains.
* CFTC eased registration requirements for “passive software,” expanding potential access to crypto and prediction-market trading.
* SEC Chair said the agency is advancing toward 24-hour U.S. equity trading, with tokenization potentially improving settlement efficiency.
* FDIC proposed rules supporting state-chartered banks’ participation in digital-asset activities.
* Hong Kong’s 2026 Policy Address further expanded its digital-asset and RWA tokenization agenda.
* World launched World Money, a self-custodial financial app covering 150+ countries with stablecoin payments, trading and yield features.
* S&P Global announced the acquisition of smart-contract security firm OpenZeppelin.
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⚡ Quick Take
**BTC remains stuck around $76K despite improving macro conditions**, with $75K–$76K still critical support. Tokenized equities and privacy assets are leading sector rotation, while the market awaits stronger BTC momentum above $78K.

This sub is all ETH and then BTC, been that way for years. ETH boys still holding out for their bags to pump.

Not biased at all... /s

"If you want me to be completely and totally honest here, about what I actually believe, I think that after just doing a quick Google search, it seems as though some high net worth individuals and hedge fund managers got together and decided they were going to buy Zcash and disclose their holdings, and then that got the other market participants which were mostly retail to join in on the fun, figuratively speaking."
right....
What exactly do you think bitcoin is?
First few years of bitcoin it went no where. Then Winklevoss, Silbert, Naval, the usual VC suspects got involved in 2012-2013.... Then the corrupt El Salvador government, Blackrock, Michael Saylor the biggest dotcom scammer billionaire creating a ponzi like financial instrument to pump billions into it to bring it to 100K

You think all these coins out there, ETH, BTC, SOL, BNC, etc are where they are because of the "community" and not being pumped billions by institutions?

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HashKey. For the same amount of money, HashKey shows I will get more ETH than Binance P2P, which confuses me.
I have two questions:
* **Hidden Fees:** Are there extra taxes or hidden fees on HashKey that I need to know about?
* **Final Amount:** Will I actually re

Hi everyone! I used to buy ETH on Binance P2P because I thought it was the cheapest option. Now I am trying HashKey. For the same amount of money, HashKey shows I will get more ETH than Binance P2P, which confuses me.
I have two questions:
* **Hidden Fees:** Are there extra taxes or hidden fees on HashKey that I need to know about?
* **Final Amount:** Will I actually receive less ETH than the amount shown on the screen after I pay?

If you're not planning on buying any more just send whatever ETH you have to a wallet you control instead of another exchange.

Hi everyone! I used to buy ETH on Binance P2P because I thought it was the cheapest option. Now I am trying HashKey. For the same amount of money, HashKey shows I will get more ETH than Binance P2P, which confuses me.
I have two questions:
* **Hidden Fees:** Are there extra taxes or hidden fees on HashKey that I need to know about?
* **Final Amount:** Will I actually receive less ETH than the amount shown on the screen after I pay?
I don't understand why the P2P network exists if you get less at the end...

hKey. For the same amount of money, HashKey shows I will get more ETH than Binance P2P, which confuses me.
I have two questions:
* **Hidden Fees:** Are there extra taxes or hidden fees on HashKey that I need to know about?
* **Final Amount:** Will I actually rec

>**Tempted to back out,**
>**What the fork is all about,**
>**ePBS doubt**
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

Hi everyone! I used to buy ETH on Binance P2P because I thought it was the cheapest option. Now I am trying HashKey. For the same amount of money, HashKey shows I will get more ETH than Binance P2P, which confuses me.
I have two questions:
* **Hidden Fees:** Are there extra taxes or hidden fees on HashKey that I need to know about?
* **Final Amount:** Will I actually receive less ETH than the amount shown on the screen after I pay?
I don't understand why the P2P network exists if you get less at the end...
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It's funny how different communities around the same subject can be. Coming here, you'd think all the hype had died and ETH will never experience meaningful gains again. But then I log into twitter, and it seems like 20k is the local low waiting just around the corner.

It's funny how different communities around the same subject can be. Coming here, you'd think all the hype had died and ETH will never experience meaningful gains again. But then I log into twitter, and it seems like 20k is the local low waiting just around the corner.

There's definitely some good reasons for ZEC to pump, but you guys should definitely look at the reasons why ZEC is pumping before jumping in.
It's not so much that the news is about anything that exceptional, despite bagholders now trying to call it the "invisible Bitcoin" lol.
It's a lot of your typical alt coin news and "partnerships", governance voting, someone famous mentioning ZEC, VC and funds who put money into it, etc...except that it all came out at once.
One of the main tech reasons is that the network upgrade should now fix the major security issues, and reduce the block time. So it's not so much that it's doing something exceptional or groundbreaking, it's just that it won't be as shitty.
But ultimately the big reason is the ETF. Even in 2026 crypto ETFs are still a big deal. An alt coin getting an ETF is still gonna create a major pump. Whether the pump can sustain is another story. We've seen what happened to ETH, SOL, XRP, ADA, BNB, LINK, etc...

ETH Daily - 17th September 📰
\-SEC Innovation Exemption.
\-CFTC issues no-action relief
\-S&P Global acquiring OpenZeppelin.
\-EIP-8015 CFI'd for Hegotá.
\-Ethlabs outlines the case for Quick Slots.
\-ETH Online wrapped up.
\-Blockscout releases v11.3.1.
\-Shutter Network Concorde Shared Agent Launcher.
\-Jacob Horne joins Polymarket.
Read more: [https://ethdaily.io/sec-grants-innovation-exemption-for-tokenized-stocks](https://ethdaily.io/sec-grants-innovation-exemption-for-tokenized-stocks)

From personal experience, you need a large enough sample to guarantee not overfitting, and that sample cant be old because regimes and political influences change over time. What you want to know: How many trades were loosing trades, and how many losses in a row ir produces, that becomes the baseline to make sure everything is still working as intended.
Use the same strategy you created on 12months of out of sample data; it can be before or after the data you used to fit it into. Of the results are somewhat similar you have a real edge.
On my case, I ran BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP and LINK, each with its own algo based on a similar strategy with diferent parameters due to inherenr diferences from each pair. At first everything was going smooth, had a ML behind the algo and aditional constraints. But then only BTC and ETH were doing ok while the rest was broken.. I couldnt fix it or understand what was going wrong at first, but then I realized.. there are some times that the best strategy is not trading at all.. these pairs have greater volatility and ranges when the market gets shaky and my algo coulndt mitigate that.
On end, I stuck with ETH and BTC while still making a few tweeks here and there because they survived where the others broke. Win rate dropped but the system could still make it even within a month.. move one year forward and then I tested the other algos again.. they rock on good periods but wreck everything on bad ones.
Currently I use a personal martingale system with risk adjusted positions and volatility variable TPs and SLs that produced ~550 trades in a year with a ~52% win rate, a max loss streak of 4 in a row and a profit factor of 1.6. This held for a year after the data used for training and also performed similar for the year before that data.. Its running on ETH and BTC only, each pair trades amost twice a day on average and yet, I still put my fingers on it to manually close or adjust positions when hitting a 2-loss streak because someday it could become unstable and stop being an edge..
When I said 169 is not enough its because it probably didnt produce enough loss streaks for you to evaluate against hard probability, and that in my view, is how you assess how much of an edge you really have

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Oh, okay. I have ETH. Do you know what the other options are?

The ETH staking queue looks more interesting when you compare both sides

If I remember correctly ETH accepts ECTS earned up to 5 years ago. After that, everything is null