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crypto Composite

DCA into ETH/BTC, nibbling at some other alts.

12k isn't sandwich-sized on USDC/ETH; that quote was just awful routing.

I wanted no-KYC crypto payments for my shop and for a project I'm working on, so I built the processor. It's live [platypuspay.xyz](http://platypuspay.xyz)
I build custom GameCube controllers for competitive Smash players, and I wanted my shop to take crypto. Mainly XMR and ZEC but also BTC, ETH, LTC, and SOL. I'm working on another project that's going to need it also. Every processor I looked at skips Monero or Zcash, asks for my ID, or isn't built for an actual business to plug into a website.
So I built it for myself, and now it's open Monero, ZEC and the other main blockchains if you need them. My shop [benkosworkshop.com](http://benkosworkshop.com) also uses it now.
One script tag on your page. Customer gets a QR and a fresh subaddress, you get a signed webhook when it confirms. Automatic email confirmations go out to both of you, nothing to wire up. Signing up is a business name, an email and your payout address no ID, no company registration, no phone number. 0.25% per payment, nothing else.

This isn't a great example to use. They're asking people who have ever "used" crypto. Not "used and still active".
Take me: I've used crypto in the past. I don't believe in it anymore, but still keep $1 in both BTC and ETH to track them. So technically, I'm still considered "in", but will not put another penny into it regardless of how high or low the price goes. But I would like to keep up with their general sentiment as it can shift what I would consider "genuine markets".
The last two years does deserve an asterisk with the amount of rug-pulling by...."certain people". I *am* interested to know how the next 10 years will play out and if the 4-year cycles will continue or if trajectory changes.

DCA monthly on the 15th into BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, HYPE, LINK, TAO, ZEC and RENDER $100 ea. Have a round-up on my checking account that I empty monthly to fund Doge - about $20-$30/month.

I really think ETH will struggle on this.
My thinking is you’d likely need the following-
In a world full of AI Agents, operating at machine speed, you would almost certainly need a very high throughput.
Since they are making high speed decisions and payments you would need almost instant and fully deterministic, consensus finality.
Agents don’t handle uncertainty well. You’d likely need fixed fees.
You couldn’t have MEV or front running in that environment either. Al agents would blow a gasket.
One thing becoming apparent in an AI world is you do need very strong audit trail capabilities, which would cause huge amounts of data bloat on ETH.
Finally in an Agentic world you would need some kind of solid guard rails as well, keep those agents going off script. I’m not sure ETH has that.

I cant hold ETH in my TFSA, nor sell covered calls on it.

BMNR and ETH are quietly creeping higher

>**Con stereotypes,**
>**Unlock for the Stars and stripes,**
>**GrapheneOS wipes.**
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

ETH, SOL, LINK, AVAX and call me stupid PEPE 🐸 fren

They provided a mix of mining pool and crypto trading/lending platform.
So many miners would actually just lend their BTC, ETH and whatever to poolin for interest. Was deemed okish as it was the biggest mining platform at the time, until pan gambled too much with borrowed money and lost lots of customer funds in the process ..

My apologies, when you strictly measure from July '21-July '26, you are correct. But you're comparing to BTC after a ~45% drop. I was comparing to peaks. Sure, the return looks shitty when you measure from the BTC bottom when the S&P is bonkers right now. If you moved the dates to 1 year prior, BTC clearly outperforms.
> But given the risk investing in BTC, you should expect higher returns than a basic index fund
That would be my investment hope, yes. I don't own any BTC, only ETH ... but I see a similar return so far. It has not done well lately, despite huge technological upgrades and institutional adoption. I have no retort for this, it hasn't performed well. Damn near every measurable metric on ETH/Ethereum has been improving or going up, the price itself simply hasn't followed.

Strategy buying ETH is huge baby

Their initial press release mentioned that they are planning on adding support for more cryptocurrencies in the future. My guess is that the timeline will depend on how popular the initial rollout of ETH and BTC is.

Reasonably stable ups and downs this week. The ETH chart looks like the Manhattan skyline🌃

Everyone gets the ETH price they deserve. Congrats to those getting in below 2k. Our conviction will be rewarded in due time

Hello... Does anyone know if Schwab intends to offer crypto besides the BTC and ETH they now do? Or, where I might look to find this information? I am interested in XRP as it is one of the more "major" coins they might be considering it. Thank You

Bitmine currently holds 4,78% of the total Ethereum ($ETH) supply.
(5,777,468 ETH)

what did u do to get that ETH offer

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