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70% of my portfolio is in BTC and ETH. finna double by EOY

Seems like most people have already spoken a lot about Uniswap’s fee.
In terms of bridging from Sol to ETH, use an aggregator or a direct bridge like Symbiosis or 1inch. Can even start off with using Jumper to compare prices if it concerns you.

Quick writeup comparing the three perp DEXs I've spent the most time on, focused on trading real-world assets and not just crypto
**Hyperliquid** is the obvious king of volume. roughly $21B a day, tightest spreads, CEX-grade execution. fees \~0.045% taker. it now offers tokenized US equities and pre-IPO perps, which is genuinely impressive. the catch is onboarding is wallet-only, so it assumes you're already set up.
**Aster** leans into ultra-high leverage, up to 1001x, and multichain support across BNB, ETH, Solana, Arbitrum. fees are low at \~0.005% Pro. it has some tokenized stocks and metals. good platform, just very leverage-focused.
**Canborsa** is where I do most of my RWA trading. it runs on Canton Network, the privacy-first chain used by real financial institutions. biggest practical difference is you can onboard with just an email or X account, easiest of the three to get into. up to 30x leverage.
The asset list is the widest for RWAs specifically: SpaceX, Tesla, Apple, Nvidia, Google, Meta, Gold, Silver, Brent oil, S&P 500, Canton Coin, plus Bitcoin and Ethereum. and the points program actually rewards activity, volume multipliers plus quests, which feels worth it while it's still early.
Just sharing my setup. anyone found a better venue for onchain equities?

Uniswap's pools didn't get pricier, their official interface added its own 0.25% fee on top. Route through anything else and it's gone.
The SOL to ETH part is one transaction now, no wormhole gymnastics: bridge routers quote it directly and their prices differ by real dollars on the same swap. I built a page that lines those routes up side by side, it's the pinned post on my profile. And +1 on landing on Arbitrum or Base instead of mainnet, that part of the advice above is right.

Someone wants to buy my art with ETH

Look at the history of alts and that’s all you need to know. Even the most promising ones look like they’ve been relegated to the obsolete pile. Take Polygon as an example, it had so much promise - cheaper, faster, had big brands launching projects on it. Even polymarket couldn’t resurrect it. And it’s the same story for so many. That’s why we recommend BTC and ETH (which is technically an alt but sits in a class of its own). Then buy with a 10 year horizon in mind and you won’t think about whether now is a good time or not. Cheap is cheap. DCA if you want to hedge the price action both ways.

**ETH Daily - 21st July 2026 📰**
* Morpho [launches](https://x.com/Morpho/status/2079552287664410945) Midnight fixed rate loans.
* Aztec Alpha V5 [release](https://x.com/aztecnetwork/status/2079607593794973824).
* Agora gov coordination [tool](https://x.com/jmclarty/status/2079658385767588164).
* ePBS [changes builder selection](https://terencechain.com/writing/how-epbs-changes-builder-selection/).
* Relay [supports](https://x.com/BuildOnCircle/status/2079643069389905922) Circle gateway.
* Tenor [goes live](https://x.com/TenorFinance/status/2079581364077171043) on Base.
* Turnkey [supports](https://x.com/turnkeyhq/status/2079598032794861740) Optimism.
* Safe Mobile [supports](https://x.com/SafeLabs_/status/2079552196547428499) WalletConnect.
* Altura [wind down](https://x.com/alturax/status/2079552225979035941) progress.
* Fluid DEX [rebrand](https://x.com/0xfluid/status/2079612813744783404).
* Gyralis v3 [goes live](https://x.com/gyralis_xyz/status/2079598492570230924).
* Aave v4 [hits](https://x.com/aave/status/2079526773100794139) $300m deposits.
* OpenAI [security incident](https://x.com/sama/status/2079661132302995790).
Read more: [https://ethdaily.io/994](https://ethdaily.io/994)

He was paid in ETH so he’s as broke as us

I was starting to worry but looks like ETH $1900 is rejected, back to $1500 retest

>**A wallet matter,**
>**The beach ball under water,**
>**A breakout plotter.**
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

If you mean ETH volatility after cashing out, sure, but that's a choice, not a requirement. You can exit straight to USDC on the destination chain if you want to lock the value, the router doesn't care what you land in. I picked ETH in the demo because I wanted gas on Base anyway. The point was the exit taking seconds, what you hold afterwards is up to you.
https://preview.redd.it/nftmy1jhtmeh1.png?width=2880&format=png&auto=webp&s=698eb53836725d3f205420cd717e090817037723

So if you set in ETH odds are you will loose

You think bitcoin is gonna drop to 45k, but ETH isn’t gonna follow? Every single time BTC has dropped, ETH has dropped further and faster. Why is this time different?

Why are there a bunch of shills who are obsessed with this same, single company?
There's a dedicated sub for almost every well known public company/crypto/car company/console/video game/collectible...
Yet you've decided to post this silly question here? Did you post it to TSLA? SPCX? NVDA? EBAY? BTC? XRP? ETH? Nope. Hmmmm.... Why not?
That's the more important question.

Your stETH didn't disappear. That NFT is your place in the withdrawal queue and you'll need to claim your ETH later through the Lido UI when it's ready.
The fastest route is swapping stETH for ETH on a DEX like Curve or Uniswap. Curve's stETH/ETH pool should give you pretty close to 1:1 right now, just watch the slippage if you're moving a big bag.

ETH/BTC ratio is total nonsense

Bei mir zeigt es auch bei allen Coins "Keine BTC (oder ETH) länger als ein Jahr gehalten" an, obwohl das definitiv nicht stimmt. Meine ersten Käufe sind von März 2022, die müssten längst raus sein aus der Haltefrist. Das Feature rechnet anscheinend gar nicht, sondern spuckt einfach pauschal 0 aus. Richtig peinlich sowas ungetestet in die App zu packen, aber immerhin ist es so offensichtlich falsch dass mans direkt merkt. Bis das gefixt ist muss man halt weiter selbst tracken, nervt aber.

I build a swap comparator (solo founder, name in my profile to respect the promo rules here) and we just added Robinhood Chain, the Arbitrum Orbit L2 where Robinhood's tokenized stocks live. Real numbers from today:
BUYING IN: 250 USDC on Base into tokenized AAPL: one swap, about 1 second of routing, $1.74 in fees, and the guaranteed amount (0.7517 AAPL) shown before signing. No account, no deposit, straight from a connected wallet.
SELLING OUT: 8 tokenized AAPL back to ETH on Base: two aggregators quoted executable routes side by side, best one guaranteed 1.348 ETH. The interesting part: the spread between the two routes was $7.37 on this single swap. Comparing routes matters as much here as on any chain.
Why this is notable: the canonical way out of an Orbit chain involves a challenge period measured in days. Bridge providers front the liquidity, so entering and exiting takes seconds. Your funds are never custodied by the comparison layer: you sign directly against the bridges' audited contracts, and every transaction target is checked against a per-provider allowlist first.
One honest warning if you try the chain: gas there is paid in ETH that must already be ON Robinhood Chain. Bridge 2-3 dollars of ETH first or your tokens arrive unsellable (learned that one the hard way).
And the obvious disclaimer: tokenized stocks are securities in most jurisdictions, their issuer does not offer them to US persons, and whether you can hold them is on you. We compare routes, we are not a broker.
Happy to answer anything about routing, fees or the security model in the comments.

Exactly. Most of these morons on here that hate on alts buy when things get a bit frothy instead of at the lows. There are some fantastic opportunities right now with alts where you could make some solid profits without them even hitting a new all time high. ADA is under 20 cents and spent all of last year ranging around 60-80 cents. ETH was at 5k and is currently under 2k, etc.

The forks hold out hope that one day crypto will be the prevailing currency. But it won't. Bitcoin survives on speculation. ETH survives because it's not proof of work.
But people mostly don't want crypto money.
But all of it is just raw gambling. And just like poker, the people with the biggest bank roll can bully the pot.
Luckily there's no shortage of bigger fools. That's the only thing stopping all crypto from imploding.