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More stake is better. The higher the amount staked the greater the cost of a censorship attack. If we have to do social slashing we want to socially slash as much attacker stake as we possibly can, maximizing the value of the honest stake.
I know the people trying to cut issuance have come up with a theory that the chain is controlled by whoever controls the most ETH, so if the attackers have most of the ETH their no-longer-credibly-neutral chain will be the one people care about, but it's bollocks. Which chain is more valuable is decided by which one people want to use and own, not what the existing holders want.
There's a tradfi-connected network effect where a bunch of assets will only be on one chain but that's almost definitely decided by stablecoins and other RWA custodians not custodial ETH. If all the regulated financial institutions are against us we may well have a minority honest chain in any case, but it's still better if the honest ETH holders on the minority chain are less diluted on it.

respectfully that's a terrible idea and makes a special class in what would obstensibly be presented as a neutral decentralized financial network. I'd honestly consider selling out of ETH and just going back to pure stocks

PlebRock is a parody memecoin that just launched on the Pons launchpad on Robinhood Chain (Chain ID 4663).
The concept: BlackRock manages $10 trillion for institutions. PlebRock manages nothing for anyone — and is built by the plebs for the plebs.
Launch and tokenomics:
1,000,000,000 fixed supply, minted at launch, no team allocation
Fair launch on the Pons V2 bonding curve, paired against ETH
0% creator tax, buyback off — verified on-chain in the creation transaction
Launched atomically via launchAndBuy, so no sniper window between launch and first buy
Dev bought 0.1 ETH at launch (5.56% of supply) — fully transparent, no hidden side wallets
Anti-snipe tax decaying over the first 5 seconds; the first sniper already got rekt by it
At 4.2 ETH in the curve it graduates to a Uniswap v4 pool with permanently locked LP
Contract (Robinhood Chain): 0xfbF1A0ca8D7e4506F106493d70f8F49228173f16
Why I think it's early: Robinhood Chain is barely two months old, Pons is its main memecoin launchpad, and the biggest tokens on the chain (PONS, CASHCAT, Artificial Inu) all run zero creator tax — PlebRock matches that standard. Currently 2% of the way to graduation.
Links (Pons page, X, Telegram) in the comments.

I lost all hope for “crypto” after dabbling in the ecosystem for awhile and realizing being in crypto is such a lifestyle, most people are just never going to dive in.
That being said, I will continue to stack BTC and I keep some ETH I don’t have strong conviction for but figure it’s will enough established, might as well have some exposure

>**AI alignment,**
>**Model overrefinement,**
>**Escape confinement.**
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

Thanks Fortune! I currently have One app on ledger and I also have a ETH wallet on the same ledger. Will it airdrop my Eth wallet I have already? Or will I have to make a new one?

Well, it can go down or up, who knows. As long as it's technology doesn't develop or gain more value in different markets, it's price will always depend on BTC and ETH.

Great post and vid from Jordi Visser
https://x.com/jvisserlabs/status/2099113366233252159
He talks about how to value ETH and compares it to trying to value Amazon in 2013 before it appreciated 27000%

I forgot my codes, didn’t protect them & lost almost 12BTC & 80+ ETH in 2017.
I had forgotten I had bought ENJ at ICO at 4c. Happened to find it on an exchange years later and it was 100x’d. Sold immediately into BTC for revival

*user jmiehau asks:*

Setting the mechanism aside, does EF Protocol consider an unbounded staking ratio a problem for Ethereum, and is there a level at which it would become urgent? I hold ETH and do not stake it. The current curve pays a positive yield at every ratio, the ratio is about 35% today and the entry queue is over a month long, so I would like to know whether the cluster sees a problem at all, or only a venue question.

noticed something weird in BTC but specially in ETH-- every September the last few years
so last 6 Septembers: -16%, -11.6%, -12.3%, -2.2%, +5.3%, -5.6%. only one green (2024).
thought it was just "sell in september" nonsense until i checked what the Fed was doing each time. every single one of those months had an FOMC meeting mid-month and the tone of it basically called the direction. 2023 they held but talked hawkish -> red month. 2024 they cut 50bps out of nowhere -> the one green one. 2025 they cut again but it was already priced in and ETH still bled after.
this year we've got the Sept 15-16 meeting coming and it looks like the sketchiest setup of the bunch. hike odds (not just hold, an actual hike) sitting around 70-87% depending on source. haven't seen that in any of the last few years. new fed chair too, apparently more hawkish and less predictable than powell was.
if it actually hikes, my gut says something like 65-70% chance the month ends red, 30% it doesn't, mostly depends on how hawkish/dovish the presser sounds after since the hike itself is basically priced in already.
not a call to do anything, just thought the pattern was interesting. anyone else been watching this or am i just seeing noise...and i think BTC also did same from past few years

https://beaconcha.in/charts/staked_ether
43M staked ETH, with another 2M in queue. *Nice*

Bitcoin drives volumes for the alts, if you are hoping for ETH to reach these numbers then BTC will have to reach $1 Million, which is very reasonable and realistic.

The normies like us can’t collude with whales and sell the top. My most bearish take is that Joe casual is so beaten down by ETH and crypto in general that they will sell it all well before we hit new ATH. People will sell and never buy again.

There is 1 comment by u/RevolutSupport in this post:
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> Hey there! We understand your concern and apologize for the inconvenience, but unfortunately, unstaking times are beyond Revolut's control. They are dictated by the blockchain, and are the same for everyone on-chain.
> Currently, there is a [record number](https://www.validatorqueue.com/) of ETH unstaking happening globally due to a high network congestion. Because of this congestion, the current expected ETH unstaking period is ~50 days (vs 10-11 days normally).
^([What is Spotlight?](https://developers.reddit.com/apps/spotlight-app))

Yup. Sold a little in EU last year. The whole process, from proof of source of funds to tax declaration was a pain in the ass.
And those were "clean" coins from an adress that just slept and never touched defi. Still got the funds held up for more than a month.
At any step they can decide to stop you.
I really don't know what I'm going to do with my main ETH address that has 8 years of carelessly playing around.

This is insane. A good dev, a good website, an awesome experiment and it JUST launched. Get in early. The AI agents also just made a proposal (proposal #029) to start mining bitcoin? There are other proposals also. The agents also have a treasury with almost 50 ETH in it already that they use to make purchases for benefit the swarm. Hit over 1mil market cap in the first hour. Get in now and HODL! All this in only 4 hours? The agents still have a lot to accomplish.

This is insane. ETH based. A good dev, a good website, an awesome experiment and it JUST launched. Get in early. The AI agents also just made a proposal (proposal #029) to start mining bitcoin? There are other proposals also. The agents also have a treasury with almost 50 ETH in it already that they use to make purchases for benefit the swarm. Hit over 1mil market cap in the first hour. Get in now and HODL!

It's just a bart. Soon BTC will go back to 60k to close the bart.
But alts have already closed their barts, so when BTC dumps back to 60k they will all go even lower.
There is a slow consolidation happening from alts in to BTC, the last alt will probablly be ETH. BTC can maintain a 50k price point as long as the money comes from alts getting further wrecked.
But once all alts have been wrecked then what?

You'd need the "crypto utility" narrative to be stronger than the "virtual gold" narrative. Might happen eventually, but what would be the significance? As far as technology and use cases go, BTC and ETH are barely even related at this point, let alone competitors.
I own both BTC and ETH and I recommend doing so. If not for diversifying then to avoid the degenerate mindset of rooting for one vs the other.