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With Trump's new lapdop, I think ETH could easily go to $1500 or lower.

Solana is so much better than ETH it's not even close. All the good projects are on Solana

Really? Still believe in shitcoins when even ETH has 0 use case in the real world? 🤦🏻

I wish I could have known ETH when it was 200-400

>**Everything is fine,**
>**Two months until you shine,**
>**Staking waiting line.**
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

I regret not buying ETH at 200-400, but it seemed expensive at the time. It always seems too expensive until it adds another zero.

> Zcash 😏 (I’m kidding don’t ban me).
>Stablecoins, Litecoin, BTC, and ETH.
BTC use for what?

Discussion around NFTs usually focuses on collections, floor movements, royalties, or whether liquidity is coming back. But as markets mature, another issue quietly becomes just as important: what happens after a sale actually clears?
Unlike pure trading, NFT cash flows are often irregular. Creators may receive smaller but frequent payouts from royalties. Collectors might exit larger positions only a few times per year. Marketplaces settle in ETH or stablecoins, but eventually many participants need to convert part of that value into fiat for operating costs, taxes, or everyday spending.
Recent market conditions have made this more visible. Regulatory uncertainty around stablecoins, volatility in broader crypto markets, and shifting exchange policies have reminded users that the path from NFT proceeds to usable fiat is not always smooth. Direct exchange withdrawals can work, but they are not always predictable during periods of higher scrutiny or market stress.
Because of this, some NFT participants are treating fiat access as a separate layer from marketplaces and exchanges. Instead of relying solely on trading platforms to handle everything, they use dedicated crypto-friendly fintech tools for the off-ramp step. Services such as Keytom, Trastra and similar apps focus specifically on converting crypto or stablecoins into fiat, offering personal IBANs and standard payment rails without being tied to NFT trading or price exposure.
This kind of separation does not remove risk, but it can simplify accounting and reduce operational friction, especially for creators and long-term collectors who value consistency over speed. As NFT markets evolve beyond speculation and toward sustainable ecosystems, infrastructure around payouts and exits becomes part of the overall user experience.
Curious how others here approach this. When you sell NFTs or receive royalties, do you rely on exchanges for the full conversion flow, or do you use a separate off-ramp setup to handle fiat more cleanly?

Proof: [https://imgur.com/a/BwdALj2](https://imgur.com/a/BwdALj2)

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Crypto headlines are pulling in opposite directions again. New York prosecutors are publicly questioning whether upcoming stablecoin rules will actually protect users. Spot BTC ETFs just saw around $2.8B in outflows as price slipped under the average ETF entry. At the same time, Saylor is still stacking, adding another 855 BTC while everyone else argues about timing.
So whales keep buying, ETF money keeps leaving, and retail is stuck in the middle trying to manage volatility. No matter which camp you’re in — holding BTC, rotating into stables, or touching ETFs — the same question keeps coming up: how do you actually get money out when you want to lock something in?
Direct CEX → bank transfers sound simple until compliance kicks in or withdrawals slow down right when volatility spikes. That’s why more people seem to be running a layered setup instead of trusting one platform to do everything. Trade and speculate on exchanges, park value in BTC or stables, then use a separate crypto-fiat bridge when it’s time to spend.
Crypto-friendly fintech apps like Keytom, Trastra and similar tools sit in that middle layer. You move BTC/ETH/USDT in, swap to fiat, get a personal IBAN and spend via SEPA or cards — without tying your day-to-day money directly to a trading platform. Not risk-free, but sometimes cleaner when markets get messy.
With regulation noise, ETF flows reversing and volatility back, I’m curious what people here are actually doing. Still wiring straight from exchanges to banks, or running a dedicated off-ramp layer for cash-outs when bets hit?

Don't feel bad, I had an ETH long set that I must have forgot about (I honestly dont remember entering any ETH position, I dont trade ETH) and was down quite a bit by the time I woke up. 🤦‍♂️

ETH hits the bottom again. What are you guys feeling? ETH or BTC?

So, this would be bad for "store of value" assets like BTC, and good for "technology" assets like ETH, correct?
Isn't that what Bitcoiners claim?
Eh who am I kidding, the ratio will just drop 50% in response.

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So ETH is done this cycle....topped at $5K.....two months ahead of BTC....right at its 2021 highs. That's what you guys think?
ETH ain't done yet, not by a fcking long shot.
On your left

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btc.d is 60%. Reminder to myself for next cycle: Do not hold ETH. use it as gas.

ETH was 50 cents in 2015, and just about $5k a few months ago.
BTC was 6 cents in 2010, and went up to $126k.
Way more crazy than gold.
The dollar is a shitcoin.

> Like I know someone is doing yield farming
I'm running a little experiment.
Got 1 ETH lending on aave.
Got 1 ETH that I trade.
My aave balance is up to
1.0066 ETH
My trading balance is up to about 1.22 ETH
Now I'm trying to see how long it will take me to trade 1 ETH into 2. :D

There is absolutely zero market signals to suggest this is close to the floor. But beyond this, broader market conditions aren’t even in favour of ESTABLISHED tech making a run, let alone speculative assets like ETH