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ETH became a PoS coin when it switched to POS. Devs literally stole value from the poors and gave it to instututionals who had money to stake and their friends. It should have gone to $0 then. Everything after is a slow crash to $0. Thief coin. Steal from the poor validators, give to the rich. Eat the devs.

Anyone else noticing the shift in strength from BTC to ETH? Also how ETH isn't dropping even though we have all this negative news happening. If Fed hikes become more real I still think it will go down from here, but it looks like it's setting up for a big trend up.

Make research about the major blockchains and then stick to your convictions. I think you hit a good time to enter.
Never click on links in DM. Only buy on major CEXes and setup all safety measures. Never type in your secret passphrase on an interface. Stay away from all memecoins.
The coming cycle will be driven by usecase and tech. Take a look at ICP, TAO, AAVE, etc.
And it's always good to hold goats like ETH.

no, not in a falling general crypto market.
the best sign that ETH is going up from lows is for BTC to go up.

Dude still got a $250k ETH target while the ratio is sitting at like 0.028

My "all time" is break even only due to selling MANA at the top (80x, my only real successful crypto trade). Should have sold everything back then. round tripped the rest of the pile twice like a retard. though if you held about half of your stash in ETH and BTC you shouldn't look as bad as that.
The Coinbase bag is mostly dinosaurs: BTC, ETH, LINK, XRP, XLM, ADA, HBAR.
Got more adventurous plays on Kraken and Coinbase wallet which honestly, I'm afraid to even look at.

Guggenheim already issued digital commercial paper on ETH (before Ripple bought it all only to reissue it on XRPL)
https://app.rwa.xyz/assets/DCP

**ETH Daily - 13th July 2026**
* Ethereal [news mini #1](https://x.com/EtherealnewsHQ/status/2076819846466335041).
* Robinhood Chain [tops](https://defillama.com/chains) DEX volumes.
* Sablier Labs [winds down](https://x.com/PaulRBerg/status/2076695661303443667).
* Aave [integrates](https://x.com/aave/status/2076729945456283955) Chainlink CCIP.
* Prysm v7.1.7 [release](https://x.com/prylabs/status/2076736378554012036).
* [Beaconcha.in](http://Beaconcha.in) 26.27 [release](https://x.com/beaconcha_in/status/2076591481175921124).
* Lawson [will pilot](https://x.com/Cointelegraph/status/2076491960131486018) JPYC.
* Devcon [global tickets launch](https://x.com/EFDevcon/status/2076756208409592000).
* Uniswap CCA [live on](https://x.com/Uniswap/status/2076690351591436437) Robinhood.
* Cap stabledrop [issues](https://x.com/Benjamin918_/status/2076740221811437875).
* Warren [calls for](https://x.com/milesjennings/status/2076750982097358922) ethics guardrails.
* Allaire on [Agentic Economy](https://x.com/jerallaire/status/2076439830519791723).
Read more: [https://ethdaily.io/988](https://ethdaily.io/988)

BS ETH bottom was 1,505 a few months ago. I never touched 1.4k

I call bs. The low on ETH over the last 2 months was $1505 on June 6 across all major exchanges.

Tom Lee's been bullish since like 2015 though, so take it with a grain of salt. That said, if ETH actually breaks above that ratio it'd be a pretty solid signal that alts are finally getting their moment.

ETH not moving after the Hormuz news made me trim a bit

I did this with LTC and ETH smdh. Well deserved. Day 3 of no jerking off

Watching ETH staking yields pretty closely since the recent rate shifts - might rotate some positions if APYs dip further. Honestly just staying boring with my usual LP pairs and waiting to see if any interesting governance votes pop up this week.

At the end of the day, all crypto carries risk. ETH may have strong fundamentals, but nothing is guaranteed that's why diversification and proper risk management still matter.

Love this, and agree.  
How many Lubins until we see this pan out and the market recognizes it in ETH price?

I think you're misconstruing my point here. I never said this place should be without criticism, particularly on price. I'm more exhausted by people who pounce on mutual statements, let alone optimistic or bullish statements, with endless negativity. These accounts that I'm talking about seem narrowly focused on this objective while having nothing to say about any of the positives. I mean no offense, but you used an example of how someone talking about how fundamentals are strong to support your claim that bullish statements get updated, when in fact that's not a subjective nor price-bullish statement. The fundamentals are stronger than ever, and we should be proud of where Ethereum's tech is. We can also separate that conversation from the price conversation. I don't think anyone here is happy with ETH's price or for foresaw being here years ago. So when you have the same accounts who are eager to inject negativity on relatively neutral statements and then block people for calling out how exhausting these comments end up day in day out, yeah I have a problem with how those actors affect the general outlook and what that potentially is doing to the overall space.
I think it's important to remember that when we don't like the direction a space is going, the answer shouldn't always be to leave, but to advocate for the kind of spaces we do want to see. It's important to talk about all aspects of Ethereum here, fundamentals and price, positives and negatives, but the hyper-focused unconstructive dwelling is not the kind of space I'm happy with.

U don't even have to check things like this. It's enough to just compare chart of any big diversified index to ETH's chart.

Tap tap tap. $1850 gonna fall at some point. Consolidation below resistance is bullish! It's good to see the market has finally figured out that Iran/US shenanigans are not worth paying attention to at this point. The world is figuring out how to just get on with shit now so the markets should recognise that.
Good post I read earlier from Joseph Lubin, some quotes below, full text here - https://x.com/ethereumJoseph/status/2076675527180419299
Aligns with what I think about the future of Ethereum pretty much.
> Some people outside the Ethereum ecosystem scoff at the idea of ETH as ultrasound money.
> Ethereum is building towards a future in which most economic activity is onchain, so has been focussed on massively growing modular scalability and ensuring that transaction fees are as small as possible, with the understanding that certain kinds of transaction fees, especially at Layer 1 will inevitably end up being expensive when Layer 1 becomes used mostly for high value activities and becomes deep infrastructure. As my colleague Joseph Chalom has pointed out, this is the same early-growth-over-near-term-profits strategy that has led to massive adoption by companies like Amazon.
> Many accept gold as sound money. Many also accept Bitcoin as sound digital money, given the idea that there will only ever be 21 million BTC issued and that BTC is currently disinflationary.
> As the Ethereum economy grows and accelerates, more and more ETH will be held tightly, staked, and consumed in everyday business activities. Increasingly Ethereum will become globally systemically important just as the internet and web technologies have. And ETH will become systemically important to hold and use for nation states, financial institutions, enterprises and individuals.
> In the near term, the Ethereum ecosystem will bounce back and forth for a while between its sound money state and its ultrasound money state. In Ethereum's sound money state it will act like Bitcoin with ETH serving as a disinflationary currency. In its ultrasound money state, ETH will be deflationary, a great characteristic for a collateral money to possess. Eventually the Ethereum ecosystem will remain in its ultra sound money state permanently as the amount of ETH burned in transactions will be larger than the amount of ETH issued to process transactions and secure the protocol. And since many transactions in the Ethereum economy will involve stablecoins in different forms including properly decentralized stablecoins, the numeraire and means of payment functions of money will be mostly handled by these stable value instruments.
> Central bank issued fiat money is often called high-powered money (aka the monetary base, or M0). M0 refers to the total amount of highly liquid currency issued by a country's central bank. This form of money is "high-powered" because it's the foundation of the broader money supply created through the banking system's credit creation mechanisms.
> I like to think of Ethereum as the highest powered money on the planet.

>**Contract composer,**
>**Spirit of the law closer,**
>**Blockchain bulldozer.**
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap