ETHEUR
Ethereum / Euro
crypto Composite

If your altcoin allocations are mostly ETH I think you're good to just hodl but everyone has different risk management (I got none as you can see)

ETHZ is at crazy lows and they own 94,000 ETH and Peter Thief also has a stake of 7.5% in the company.
I think this stock could go from $3 to $50 short term on a major squeeze
Short interest is very high at 47%
Borrowing fees are 1000%+
No shortable shares available to borrow
Let me know what you think
*This is does not constitute to financial advice, just my opinion only*

tldr; Ethereum ETFs ended a four-day streak of losses with $288 million in net inflows on Aug. 21, led by BlackRock's ETHA with $233 million. Fidelity's FETH followed with $29 million, while other funds saw smaller inflows. Despite ETH's price decline to $4,238, institutional interest appears to be returning. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs continued to see outflows, losing $194 million, marking five consecutive days of withdrawals and a total loss of nearly $1.2 billion. BTC's price also declined, trading at $113,216.
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From my experience, a project holding its own token is something entirely different than a company holding ETH or BTC. If the valuation of the project changes, so does the reserve which greatly reduces its „strategic“ value.
Plus some projects can re-issue tokens or sit on gigantic, illiquid piles of their token which means a reserve is just a facade.

I own 1 ETH (passively invested over maybe 2 years) and .4 BTC. Each month I put in money and that’s it. Buy and hold.
Advice needed is…..seems like every day I hear of some hacking incident or loss of some kind. For over a year my holdings just sat on Coinbase. I didn’t even know what a cold wallet was. I recently bought the Trezor safe 5 and transferred everything to it.
Now each month, I make a buy and transfer it. My seed phrase is locked away securely and is not on any digital platform.
Is there anything else I should do? Is this acceptable?

ETH hands down.

OP, listen to this guy. The quant profession isn’t for people who are kind of good at maths or who dabbles in the subjects by taking a few maths modules in an economics degree. To give you an idea, I’m involved in hiring entry quants in a mid sized hedge fund, and we have no shortage of candidates with MSc in pure maths or stats from the like of Oxford, Cambridge or ETH. You’ll be fighting an uphill battle with an economics degree.

Thanks ETH

The numbers are in, and the **BTC** ETFs were negative for yesterday (**-$194.4M**), while the **ETH** ETFs were nicely positive (**+$287.6M**).

tldr; The ethdevnews weekly #3 highlights Ethereum development updates, including the Fusaka and Glamsterdam upgrades, targeting September 2026 and June 2026 respectively. Key proposals like EIP7732 (ePBS) and EIP7928 (Block-level Access Lists) are discussed. The Dev Tools Guild aims to fund and coordinate Ethereum developer tools. ETH metrics show a price range of $4,081-$4,646, with 5% of ETH supply in ETFs. Other updates include staking market share, client diversity, and new ERC standards like ERC8006 and ERC8009.
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That wouldn't work in Denmark at least.
As soon as you sell ETH to USDC or whatever, that's a taxable event.
Unless I'm misunderstanding

BTC, ETH, everything else. BTC has more Time built in to its price. People had to wait longer or pay more to own it today.
Time accumulates in all units. Even stock. Only in stock, there is a way to destroy the value because the units are not fixed. A CEO can dilute shares. The treasury of the company in dollars is diluted.
BTC is the definition of Time accumulating in a unit.

I never write posts about Chainlink so here it goes. Yesterday the official Chainlink account announced on Twitter that the Chainlink Reserve now holds 150,770 LINK (updated value: 150,778 LINK) and also added 41,105 LINK yesterday. This reserve is a strategy created to support the network's long-term growth and resilience. The Chainlink Reserve is funded by both off-chain revenue from enterprise adoption and on-chain fees from service usage. As more institutions and protocols rely on Chainlink's oracle infrastructure the reserve accumulates more LINK constantly, making the ecosystem's financial base a lot more solid. This gives Chainlink sustainability over the long-term.
Does this remind you of something? This approach is similar to the Strategic Ethereum Reserve (SER), which has seen the number of accumulated ETH increase because of the entities involved that have ETH in their treasuries. The SER already absorbed the equivalent of more than 10 years of ETH issuance in less than a year, showing there is institutional conviction in Ethereum's long-term value. For Chainlink the reserve has a similar role: a transparent treasury that shows confidence in the protocol's future. Just as the SER is changing ETH's value, the Chainlink Reserve means that LINK is no longer just another coin, it is evolving into a resource used for sustainability, adoption and network strength.
Resources:
* https://x.com/chainlink/status/1958557428842222067
* https://metrics.chain.link/reserve
* https://www.strategicethreserve.xyz/

TIME FOR ME TO BUY OUT THE PAPER HANDS WITH CASH I HAVE BEEN KEEPING IN ETH.
Told you so fools, i just couldnt get the timing exactly right lol, I will buy Nvidia on 160s, 150s

He's pitching ETH. your post breaks rule 4.

i keep noticing that in tradfi nothing just sits idle. stocks can be margined, real estate refinanced, companies issue bonds. always some way to pull liquidity from what you already hold.

crypto retail mostly just buys and holds waiting for halving or some hype cycle. ok if your horizon is 10 years but right now rates are 5 percent plus, inflation still sticky, and gov debt climbing past 34 trillion. liquidity always goes to whoever uses capital smarter. leaving coins parked forever feels wasted.

i read a comment your coins are lazy unless you make them do something and it stuck. i got like 5 ETH and 0.3 BTC on nexo earning yield and lately i think more about using them as collateral instead of just watching. not talking about 50X casino leverage like those rate my portfolio posts full of junk. more like keep exposure but still get some liquidity.galaxys Q2 leverage report showed institutions already do this but way smarter. they are not scared of leverage, they just manage it with discipline. retail still acts like leverage means instant death after 2021 blowups, but ignoring tools is basically handicapping yourself.
crypto maybe should be treated closer to tradfi assets. not only hodl and pray but actually use it.

I honestly couldn't care less about what the old man has to say in terms of my ETH bag.
I'm rooting for him though. They were doing a masterful soft landing approach and they had to abort it because some crazy guy in seat 3A decided to pull out a gun and attempt to hijack the plane, and the Marshalls are sleeping on the job.

If you’re thinking in terms of 10+ years, it’s important to realize that most altcoins don’t age like Bitcoin has. The majority don’t appreciate over time, many fade out after a cycle. It’s not comparable to stocks with long-term growth fundamentals. If I personally had to pick, I’d focus on BTC as the “digital gold” and ETH for its ecosystem. Everything else feels like a higher-risk, shorter-term play rather than a decade-long hold.

For $2,000 long-term, put 60–70% in BTC/ETH for safety, 20–30% in promising altcoins for growth, split across a few coins, and consider dollar-cost averaging.