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When someone buys a tokenized GME share on the robinhood blockchain, it appears on this site. Here's a screenshot of one appearing on OPs linked page.
[https://i.imgur.com/jFXa6Xy.png](https://i.imgur.com/jFXa6Xy.png)
The site links to each transaction. Here is one such transaction that was linked there: [https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/tx/0x2fea04e77e9449da03b580392bd8a51a545f700e0f0ffa2cc2775e152e61167b](https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/tx/0x2fea04e77e9449da03b580392bd8a51a545f700e0f0ffa2cc2775e152e61167b)
So it appears robinhood now has their own blockchain, with uniswap available on it, for use of trading shares wrapped into tokens.
The first thing to notice is, this transaction wasn't actually a purchase of GME. Nobody clicked the buy button on GME here. If you go to [https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/tx/0x2fea04e77e9449da03b580392bd8a51a545f700e0f0ffa2cc2775e152e61167b?tab=token\_transfers](https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/tx/0x2fea04e77e9449da03b580392bd8a51a545f700e0f0ffa2cc2775e152e61167b?tab=token_transfers) you will see that it clearly says at the top that the user Swap 0.0080 ETH for 16.52M AMC tokens.
The transaction linked above has the following token transfers initially:
OKX Labs: DexRouter UniversalUniswapV3Adapter for 0.00796 WETH logo WETH ( $14.94 )
UniswapV3Pool OKX Labs: DexRouter for 170,186.305318093368740633 GME
UniversalUniswapV3Adapter UniswapV3Pool for 0.00796 WETH logo WETH ( $14.94 )
OKX Labs: DexRouter UniversalUniswapV4Adapter for 170,186.305318093368740633 GME
UniversalUniswapV4Adapter PoolManager for 170,186.305318093368740633 GME
PoolManager RehypeDopplerHookInitializer for 0.007028811930037356 GameStop • Robinhood Token logo GME ( $0.15 )
etc etc etc

So there we can see, there's a GME token. Actually, if you look closely, there's two different GME tokens. I have no idea why there's two different GME tokens, but there are.
One token is here:
[https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/token/0xc2362AfF2A2a4CC1f48cF3Dab2C4e2605eb94BA3](https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/token/0xc2362AfF2A2a4CC1f48cF3Dab2C4e2605eb94BA3)
The other token is here:
[https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/token/0x1b0E319c6A659F002271B69dB8A7df2F911c153E](https://robinhoodchain.blockscout.com/token/0x1b0E319c6A659F002271B69dB8A7df2F911c153E)

The second one seems to be the official robinhood gme token with a price that seems actually accurate and a number of tokens that doesn't seem crazy. The price at this moment is $21.19. The total supply is only 66,660.725, which basically means Robinhood has only moved 66k shares over to tokenized trading thus far. That's about $1.5m worth of GME shares being traded back and forth as tokens on robinhood's custom blockchain thus far.
About 35,000 of those shares are in liquidity pools. I have no idea if people putting their tokenized shares into liquidity pools get rebates or generate trading fees or what. No idea why people would put their shares there without some incentive.
Another 19,000 shares are in a wallet called "PoolManager" which I assume to be Robinhood's own shares that they're providing to this process for liquidity, but I have no idea.
Together, that's about 55k shares owned by either liquidity pools or (what i assume to be) robinhood, leaving only about 11,500 shares being actually traded around by real people.
Interesting things to note:
1) One of the addresses that assist in these transactions appears to be named RehypeDopplerHookInitializer. Anyone think this has to do with rehypothecating these shares a bit?
2) The fact that the user was buying AMC shares and this somehow caused GME tokens to move around is really really suspicious. This means even here, in this robinhood-based blockchain, they've already somehow put GME and AMC together in a liquidity pool of some type.

I'm sure this is going to be very very fun to research in the future. I bet there's plenty of interesting transactions going around.

ETH, SOL, BNB

1. Nobody told you to buy them.
2. Already mentioned that BTC and ETH are excluded
3. Its obviously a question for people who like alts.
I swear most people read 3 to 5 words from a question/post here and just comment anything else irrelevant to the question asked...

I’d rather light my money on fire than buy any of the alts you listed.
I’d buy and do own significant BTC, ETH. All others (maybe SOL or I’d have to research XRP) I’d just hold USDC.

If you could only hold 3 to 5 altcoins (excluding BTC and ETH) for the next bull run which would you choose ? And why? (optional)

Oh boy, that's why I only buy ETFs now Bitcoin ETF, ETH ETF, SOL ETF

Hahaha KASPA the BTC and ETH "killer" 😂 86 down from its ATHs brutal!!
https://preview.redd.it/ehphmq6mzgfh1.png?width=720&format=png&auto=webp&s=3211db20fbba7e468f971a7194805437b5f3eb2b

>Smaller margins to solo staking means more centralization
Don't believe this at all. Solo staked for years, cost of doing so relative to value of eth is zero.
>ETH inflation is already lower than most fiat currencies
What? Terrible is not the standard we want to beat
What would be wrong with increasing the inflation rate to 20%? That should answer your question, and we do not go with status quo by default yet.
What happened to all the defi tokens with high emissions and high yield, like both 50%? Every single one of them went to zero.
The market is not efficient at all, yield and supply being dumped do not balance out as it would in a simple model maintaining MC. And because of taxes it couldn't balance anyway, a third of all issuance is pure leech killing ethereum and going to governments to waste, that alone is reason to keep it as low as possible.
We also do not want LRTs and LSTs totally taking over as the standard unit of ETH, and we do not want 100% of eth staked and only derivatives being used which is where it's otherwise heading and has on smaller chains. If everyone stakes no one does.
Burn is going to stay zero, issuance harms ether as a store of value and decreases both eth/usd and its market cap because the market is not efficient. Lower eth/usd means lower security and lower use of ethereum. Anything that can be done to improve the outlook on ether the asset must be taken.
Try to make the argument of why issuance should be doubled, when you can't you should instead consider how much can it be reduced.

i been holding some ETH since 2021, it just feels like the most stable one that still have room to grow

ETH. Most stable, most utility.

💯...ETHs tokenomics are already solid. Nothing to fix...
if supply grew over 5% a year I would agree but its currently growing under 2% a year while adoption is growing rapidly.
There is also a % of Eth lost per year. May be small but every year there will be people that pass away without a plan or just lose access.
If people think under 2% supply increase is causing too much sell pressure they need to
compare BTC...supply growth may be similar to ETH but on top of that there is a BTC energy/miner upgrade sell pressure from mining. That cost paid in BTC is much higher than the 2% supply growth.
Eth should focus on big picture...there is a lot of adoption coming, under 2% supply growth is healthy, DATs and stakers making 2.5 to 3% rewards incentivises holding ETH.
Lets continue to incentivise holders and focus on adoption!!

There will always be a few of these, at least as long as infrastructure models for trad-fi still exist.
Savvy investors will, perhaps more with crypto than with traditional equities, continue to index themselves. Unlike trying to match index PA you can group them and earn interim yields as well.
https://ibb.co/v4qtJ4cd
Depending on what you want to build around it. I accept some limitations to run a tax model on the side that converts yields atomically to ETH and stores them in a communal buyback contract.
In this way the tokenized index gets the PA sharing action of an indexed instrument, with an additional risk/reward layer (can't ignore it) that earns yield without speculating on re-composition.
Depending on your arrangements (I put some locks right now) the ability to manage to news and rapid changes in defi markets is also a plus.
IMO crypto, and specifically smart chains, offer so much more usability over a traditional index ETF that it's worth the extra management even with relatively small bags.
I think that in the current markets, crypto index ETFs are ok for a tradfi investor who has sufficient money to pay management fees while they sit on idle capital. More active investors will move as the space evolves and offers better opportunities.

this lines up with what the ETH structure is showing too. price pulled back right into the retest zone of a level that already broke out, not fresh weakness, just the market giving the move back before continuing
if this were actually crypto specific you'd expect alts leading the selloff since they're usually first to break on bad news. instead BTC's holding up and dominance is climbing, which is exactly the signature of risk-off money leaving everything at once rather than crypto getting hit on its own

I created a [PR](https://github.com/ensdomains/contracts-v2/pull/380) to add ETH/WETH the other day.

Wow, .gwei is quite a bit more developed than I expected, lots of infrastructure working.
https://gwei.domains/
And it looks like they've removed all the governance features which is really nice. I considered making a fork to do this when ENS introduced the governance features (2019?) it was so obviously all going to end it tears.
The main problem with removing governance is that you can't set the fees dynamically so they might end up inappropriate but they've just set reasonable low fees (they get burned instead of going to a treasury), these are probably OK even when ETH is $10K
* 1 byte: 0.5 ETH
* 2 byte: 0.1 ETH
* 3 byte: 0.05 ETH
* 4 byte: 0.01 ETH
* Anything longer: 0.0005 ETH

worth calling out specifically for USDC: a lot of the "just use any bridge" advice above works but exposes you to wrapped-token risk if the bridge isn't using Circle's CCTP. Circle's CCTP burns native USDC on Solana and mints native USDC on Ethereum directly (no wrapped IOU sitting in between), so you're not stuck holding some bridge's synthetic USDC.e or w-token that may or may not be liquid later. Wormhole and a few of the other bridges people mentioned route through CCTP under the hood now, worth checking before picking one. also don't forget you'll need a little ETH sitting in that Phantom-generated Ethereum address for gas once it lands, that trips people up on their first bridge.

Sorry, I thought I was understanding you but now I am confused.
What legal certainty in CLARITY are you talking about that is directly related to ETH or ETH holders?

Ill bring back an old school one for yall OGs. CORE/CVault Finance/Delta. While they have definitely pissed off all the people who gave them a $100M treasury(value during last bull run, now around $60M), HYPE took most of their ideas and built their platform, along with 100s of forks from others. The difference though is the locked liquidity and mechanisms to create value for the users, devs and platform. Delta flopped bc of the very reason you mentioned. They broke Uniswaps trade algo and Hayden Adams booted them from the platform, showing they are centralized at their core also. 
The rub here is they haven't been heard from in years. Theyll trade the treasury every once in a while but nothing on TG. I was an OG investor in CORE LP1 and went heavily into Delta. There is a lot to be mad about from that perspective but the treasury is still there. If they were scammers, that money would have already been gone. I've chalked my money as a loss, but I do hope they stay true to the statement that they'll launch during the next bull run. And while BTC was strong this last one, ETH never sustained ATH. 
They are ETH maxis so I would guess in a couple of years, theyll come back and launch the project. Until then, it's a bunch of bullshit of nothing but id keep it on your radar once ETH season pops off. 

If you're new to crypto do not buy meme coins. You will lose your money. Stick with BTC and ETH and do nothing else.

>**Some will take the sword,**
>**All holders should be onboard,**
>**Prepare for discord.**
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap