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6 min ago • u/Mountain-Mix7001 • r/BitcoinCA • btcy_and_ethy • B
I'm looking to add some crypto exposure to my TFSA and RRSP. I think BTCY and ETHY seem like good options given their high dividend rates. FBTC, MSTR, and ETHX are also obvious options.
What am I missing about BTCY and ETHY? Given the move with BTC and ETH (but they don't go as high), and pay out high dividend rates, they seem perfect if someone wants to hold them long-term, maybe sell some at peaks, but also benefit from holding. Posts I can find from years ago talk about declining dividend rates, but BTCY is currently 0.085 per share, and ETHY is 0.047, both near their highest levels (and either way, that's still +20% dividends).
They seem like a no-brainer to me, but I'm likely missing something. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
And yes, I know, not my crypto, not my keys, but gains in TFSA are tax-free, and RRSP contributions 'make' 28.2% immediately and allow for truly long-term thinking, so having crypto exposure in a wallet plus these accounts is a good idea.
sentiment 0.99
19 min ago • u/stefansilva_xrp • r/ethtrader • should_i_drop_50k_on_eth • C
what I mean is ETHBTC is at 0.028 was at 0.026 when I wrote that comment I think we may hit 0.04 this year and I dont see ETHBTC breaking last year lows either I think the low on ETHBTC is already in. But where I am bearish is I dont think ETH will reach $6k next cycle but I am confident BTC will reach $180k. Thats a 1.5x on BTC ATH but 1.25x on ETH. My thesis would change if ETH can become quantam proof before 2028 the current 2029 projection will be too late. I could be completely wrong I thought ETH would do good this cycle and I was wrong but risk reward makes no sense BTC is at 60k x 4 = 180k ETH is at 1.7 x 4 = 6.8k so if ETH does hit 0.04 I will consider swapping ETH for BTC
sentiment -0.23
1 hr ago • u/goodkid-19 • r/CryptoCurrency • are_hodler_cold_wallets_and_cryptotags_worth • ADVICE • B
I always dreamed of holding BTC and ETH for a minimum of ten years. Now at 23 years and with good cash sitting in the bank, I feel like buying a cold wallet and leave everything in there for at least ten years.
Unfortunately, I'm hesitant due to the FUD in the markets for the past few months. Makes me question the future of crypto 🤔
I'm not an expert in crypto, that's why I'm seeking for opinions on whether I should do the move or keep watching what happens next. Or perhaps something else I can do.?
sentiment 0.20
1 hr ago • u/poidhxyz • r/ethereum • daily_general_discussion_july_05_2026 • C
I understand thinking ETH's success depends on institutions, but I think we are drastically underestimating the need for retail adoption

the internet became entrenched in society because it enabled simple, fun, useful apps for everyday people

what ETH organizations are championing this mission?
check out the mentions of "consumer" on [eth.sh](http://eth.sh) vs mentions of "institution":
https://preview.redd.it/jjtnbw0npfbh1.png?width=648&format=png&auto=webp&s=5019264c94bf33b9d4aa4686c39c8463249454a1
sentiment 0.94
2 hr ago • u/RedPlumpTomato • r/pennystocks • frmm_breaking_out_fait_play_fr_monday_dd_down • C
My AI Slop Resonse:
**Forum Markets — deep dive**

FRMM at six bucks and change is a clown-shell wearing a squeeze costume, and I get why the tits are distracting — real short interest, tiny float, a book value above the share price, and borrow costs high enough to give a locate desk a nosebleed. But the guy running the shop and the plumbing underneath will bleed you out if you fall in love with it.

Roll the tape on this company: it started life as a sleepy biotech called 180 Life Sciences, got body-snatched last summer into an eight-hundred-and-sixty-million-dollar Ethereum treasury vehicle called ETHZilla, bought sixty-five thousand ETH like a maniac, and then in February pivoted AGAIN into a "real-world-asset tokenization" pitch and renamed itself Forum Markets. Along the way, for reasons only God and the CFO know, it bought two Delta jet engines and started buying manufactured-home mortgages from a partner called Zippy. First quarter did two-point-eight-six million bucks in revenue against a seventy-six-million-dollar net loss. Yes, most of that loss is non-cash mark-to-market bullshit on their derivatives and their ETH pile, but "the business" is still a costume rack, not a business.

The tokenization pitch that's got Reddit throbbing? Their showcase Aero Token — a real-world-asset tokenization backed by their jet engines — has raised, as of the last quarterly filing, exactly ten thousand fucking dollars. Not ten million. Ten thousand.

Now the fun part: the reason the float is so tiny is that in April management vacuumed up almost five-point-eight million shares of buyback for about twenty-five million bucks of company cash. That's not a shareholder gift, that's a squeeze mousetrap — and they baited it days before re-arming a live at-the-market share-sale program with two big banks. Meaning the moment this thing rips, they can and WILL dump paper right back into the run. Even prettier: the CEO's stock-award package unlocks in tranches at five bucks, seven-fifty, and ten. He is literally, contractually paid to see the stock chase those levels. The pop that fills his tranches is the same pop that gives them the price to sell into. That's not alignment, that's a rigged coin flip against you.

Speaking of the CEO — this guy has a career. His two prior public company gigs were oil-and-gas shells that both cratered into Chapter 11 bankruptcy court (2015 and 2016). His third one, a wildfire-aviation SPAC, is still trading but down about ninety percent from its merger valuation, and he bounced from that one last year too. This is not a career of buy-and-hold winners; this is a career of pivots, structured comp, and letting somebody else be holding the bag on the way out. On THIS gig he took almost one-point-nine million shares of grants and put ZERO of his own actual cash into the stock at these prices. The CFO and both independent directors did the exact same dance. Everyone at the top is voluntold to win on a squeeze; not one of them believed in it enough to write a personal check.

Then there's Zippy, the manufactured-home mortgage partner. Zippy also holds a preferred stock class that gives them a ten-fifty-per-share cash true-up — meaning any time the stock is below ten-fifty on a true-up date, Forum has to write Zippy a real cash check for the difference. Guess what happened on July first? They amended the deal to split ONE true-up date into THREE separate ones, spread across the rest of the year, so the cash bleed happens in installments instead of one gasping vomit. That is the sound of a broken deal being papered over. And the same Zippy is Forum's ONE-AND-ONLY origination channel for a one-hundred-and-fifty-million-dollar mortgage-buying program. Counterparty AND lifeline. If Zippy sneezes, Forum craps blood.
Reddit is squealing about eighty percent short interest and four-hundred percent borrow, which is directionally real. It is also missing every single thing I just told you. The most-upvoted post on the ticker claims Forum has "AI-related growth exposure" — there is no AI business here, that isn't spin, that's a lie. Nobody on the crowd side is talking about the make-whole, the re-armed at-the-market program, the grant-only insiders, or the seventy-six-million loss. It's a lone-poster pump chorus, not organic crowd conviction.

So here's the verdict, one time, cleanly: the squeeze setup is REAL. If you know how to trade a squeeze — tight stop, no cuddling, no bag-holding, in and out like a Tinder date — there is a scalp trade sitting right there. The levels to watch are seven-fifty and ten because those are the CEO's own hurdle prints and he will happily paper into them. . The cash on the balance sheet isn't from operations, it's from that one enormous 2025 raise, and the moment the tape gives them a bid they will sell into it. This is a trade, not an investment, and if you can't tell the difference for THIS name, don't touch it.

Watch the SEC filings page like it owes you money. Any new prospectus supplement drops and you exit before you finish reading the headline.
sentiment 0.97
3 hr ago • u/vinean • r/Bogleheads • please_review_this_allocation_sharpe_ratio_and • C
Looks good. HKD is on the lower end of its exchange rate so you’re good today. If your real estate in the US or HK?
80/20 asset allocation is fine for age 30. The SCV tilt is within boglehead variance if it matters to you…generally 0-20%.
Some may whine about the BTC/ETH but 5% is fine.
5% gold gives you a little currency hedge without doing any forex.
5 or 6 funds/assets is not overly complex. Rebalancing should be trivial even if new money doesn’t naturally balance things out.
sentiment 0.60
3 hr ago • u/HonorableRabbit • r/CryptoMarkets • how_cryptocurrency_is_going_to_survive_the • DISCUSSION • B
I have been in cryptocurrencies for the past 5 years, and I have always loved the idea of having the ability to create value systems for games, communities, etc.
However, there should be no doubt about the fact that cryptocurrency has turned into an attention casino, with instant launches, rotations, extreme PVP, and the number of tokens in the past few years has risen by more than a whopping 20 times, with most of them being meme coins.
This dilution is not limited to DEX-based tokens only. Even Binance has listed random meme tokens in the past few years. There was a time when a Binance listing meant something, and that is simply not the case anymore.
We are all waiting for a bull run, and we are thinking this is the bottom, but technically, how will we ever get the liquidity required to inflate these market caps across more than 20 million tokens? And why should a sane investor now invest in crypto when both BTC and ETH have been outperformed by every other asset class?
In the past, there used to be major catalysts that drove the hype, but we know now that most of the crypto adoption is already here. Even Samsung is using blockchain for its secure network, and Visa and Mastercard are also bringing stablecoins, so crypto as a technology is pretty common now. There are people who either know about crypto and don’t care, or they don’t know about crypto and don’t care.
So, what else is missing? Who will bring fresh liquidity after extreme dilution, casino-style destructive behavior, and very poor ROI in the past 5 years, and why? Let me know your thoughts.
sentiment 0.95
3 hr ago • u/IcyResponsibility659 • r/defi • whats_the_worst_part_of_swapping_or_moving_assets • C
yeah this is exactly the kind of friction i was curious about. having the asset you want to swap but being stuck because you don’t already have the gas token feels kinda ridiculous.
the micro swap idea makes sense tbh. i don’t really care if the gas is sponsored, taken from what i’m swapping, or just baked into the quote somehow. just dont make me go buy ETH somewhere, send it over, come back and then finally do the swap i wanted to do in the first place lol.
and yeah the reporting part is underrated. sometimes you look at the tx history after a cross chain swap and need to become a blockchain investigator just to figure out what happened.
sentiment 0.93
4 hr ago • u/Grunblau • r/defi • whats_the_worst_part_of_swapping_or_moving_assets • C
Anytime I need non-native gas for a swap. I have $10 on CORE app that is on the OP chain. Apparently, even though the app says OP is supported, it isn’t from within the app.
I want to swap it to AVAX, but I guess I need to send ETH over to cover the gas? Why not just do some kind of micro swap of either asset to cover the fee?
I am just used to Algorand being seamless and non frustrating. Only issue I have there is that sometimes a swap will be like 8 nested transactions. Accurate reporting is also almost impossible.
sentiment 0.59
5 hr ago • u/RickSanchez67 • r/CryptoCurrency • large_usdt_exchange_for_an_european • C
yeah dont worry, not going to do anything crazy before I am 100% sure and I have everything tested out.
\- Binance : it works and I have managed to deposit USDT and swaped it for USDC before they close on europe on July 1th. Now that they closed on europe, not sure it is still possible, and even if it is possible I might have problems selling the USDC at the end because normally they said all trades are closed for europeans ?
\- Kraken : just looked, and USDT is not available for deposit on my side, only USDC
\- [Crypto.com](http://Crypto.com) : allows deposit on USDT and exchange to EUR, unfortunately the exchange does not seem to have a lot of liquidity (around 10k daily volume on USDT/EUR) so I might have issue exchanging everything
What you suggest is I do two steps ? First bridge the USDT from Tron to ETH and then after swap the USDT to USDC ? do you have a service with very good reputation to do that ?
sentiment 0.38
5 hr ago • u/Temporary_Depth_4977 • r/ethtrader • ethereum_institution_is_a_positive_move_in_the • C
ETH staking has changed how I think about holding. Instead of watching price action anxiously, I'm just collecting yield and letting time do the work.
sentiment -0.23
6 hr ago • u/unknowngloomth • r/CryptoCurrency • what_do_others_in_the_crypto_community_think_of • C
XRP out performed ETH last cycle. It's a good coin to make money off if you sell heavily during an euphoric bull run.
sentiment 0.82
7 hr ago • u/my-tldr • r/ethtrader • got_liquidated_on_my_first_real_futures_trade • C
**TL;DR:**
The user was liquidated on their first 25x long ETH futures trade within two hours. They realized they made common newbie mistakes, including high leverage and no stop loss. Isolated margin saved their full account balance by only losing the allocated trade amount. They now advise new traders to practice on demo accounts first.
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*This is an AI-generated summary, always make sure to verify the accuracy of the information provided.*
*^(my-tldr v0.0.13)*
sentiment 0.14
10 hr ago • u/scsoccer911 • r/Daytrading • i_made_67k_in_june_copy_trading_4_accounts_with_1 • C
You know when you see it, you’re going back too far. Honestly, you don’t need that much data. Usually the market you can get away with a daily a weekly Max two weeks volume profile depending on how big the market swung if the markets swing 1000 points to the downside, then yeah maybe you need to go back a little bit further and gather more information and label your high volume knows your low volume nodes your point of controls your zero prints and identify those slots and see where they correlate where they match up and then from there, enter the daily chart and just wait for price to tap into one of those level levels and then using book map or deep chart you can literally see where passive buyers or sellers are sitting at that liquidity you can look at the heat map and see literally if price is gonna trade into that level and does it react from that level to the upside or does it react to the downside it’s if this then that that is what trading order flow is it is not predicting the market again. I’ve said this 50 times but I’ll say it again just so you understand if this then that if price Reyes into a high volume note and gets rejected, then I am taking that motherfucker, all the way down to the equal loads and then pass that depending on if price still has momentum and it’s still hunting that liquidity down there zero print or a low volume note or a point of control or a weekly composite profile from a week ago RTH or ETH session that lines up those are magnets that’s what you should be looking for and you’re literally reacting to that range. Those are just magnets and if prices in the middle and it’s not trading towards any of those and there’s no trade, you see what I’m saying like it’s simply observing the market and reactive versus trying to predict that that’s all it is.
sentiment -0.93
11 hr ago • u/BrokenHefaistos • r/CryptoMarkets • are_we_heading_towards_a_crash • C
Offcoure it is, BTC drives nothing but 'investuuuhrr burps' ETH drives a whole trading game although it could do more, the game is fun and educative, the gains are real. All BTC does is hang around on the coach like an OG on hopium.
sentiment 0.90
14 hr ago • u/North-Exchange5899 • r/CryptoMarkets • which_cryptos_will_be_around_in_20_years • C
BTC for store of value, ETH for smart contract infrastructure
sentiment 0.62
17 hr ago • u/genkika • r/defi • is_uniswap_still_the_cheapest_dex_to_use • C
Last time I checked Chainflip gave the best rate for me to swap native Sol to native ETH
sentiment 0.64
18 hr ago • u/eth10kIsFUD • r/ethereum • daily_general_discussion_july_04_2026 • C
ETH has outperformed every single one of these on the 1y
sentiment 0.00
19 hr ago • u/xPATCHESx • r/ethtrader • eth_has_never_been_this_scarce_record_staking • C
ETH issuance is limited by the protocol's staking reward schedule (which decreases as more ETH is staked), while transaction fee burning (introduced by EIP-1559) can offset or even exceed issuance, making the net supply growth low or occasionally deflationary.
sentiment 0.51
20 hr ago • u/Tall-Presentation-85 • r/ethereum • daily_general_discussion_july_04_2026 • C
Let it be known that I bought 5 ETH at $1,559
sentiment 0.00


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