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Short term I read it the same way, but one thing keeps me from getting too confident on the downside: even after this morning's liquidation wave, ETH perp funding is still slightly positive on the two venues I checked, about +0.004% to +0.005% per 8h as of 10:23 AM ET, with price near 2,000 and a 24h low around 1,983. Longs are still paying to stay in, so the crowd hasn't flipped short yet. Flushes like this often don't finish until funding goes flat or negative and shorts become the crowded side. Until that happens I'd treat bounces back toward your neckline as places where trapped longs exit rather than as a reversal. Higher timeframe, I'd wait to see where price settles once funding resets before calling direction. Not advice, just how I'm reading it.

Tom lee said the same thing a year ago, i think he was looking for a 200-300% increase in like the final 2-3 months of last year or something like that. Never happened, now he’s singing his same old song again. And Vitalik even just damaged the narrative about ETH a few days ago.

Price is important to the function of Ethereum actually working. ETH is more than just a speculative asset on top of a technological product and being valued any near that low would mean a failure for the technology too. But that's sort of the discovery phase that we're in of determining what's the value for something like ETH while still having ethereum achieve its goals.

I’ve heard him say that over the years and I always pose the opppsite outcome. Suppose Ethereum is a massive success but the cost is ETH being priced at 10 cents for the system to be useful. Have we won?

Ethereum’s staking ratio has reached a new all-time high of 36.3% of the total ETH supply. More than one out of every three ETH is now committed to staking, contributing to the network’s security and consensus. It represents years of development, countless validators, better infrastructure, and a community that continues to participate in Ethereum through every market cycle. Staking is one of the ways people become part of something much larger than their own wallets. Every validator helps maintain the network that millions of users, developers, and applications depend on. Ethereum keeps growing, block by block, validator by validator. Thank you everyone! Believe in somETHing.

After spending some time analyzing the market, a few things stood out. Sentiment has weakened, with the **Crypto Fear & Greed Index at 28 (“Fear”), down from 50 last week**. On the ETH 1-hour chart, **structure, trend,** and **volume** appear to be lining up on the **bearish side** with price around $1990 at the time of writing this post. A head-and-shoulders formation has developed, with candle bodies closing below the marked neckline. Price is also trading below both moving averages, with the faster EMA below the slower one. The increase in volume around the breakdown adds weight to the move, although it doesn’t guarantee further downside. The short-term setup looks bearish to me, but I’m keeping the higher-time-frame outlook separate. Weakness on the 1-hour chart doesn’t necessarily settle the bigger-picture direction. Are you bullish or bearish from here? Interested to hear whether others are seeing the same setup or reading the market differently.

Security is something every holder of a crypto SoV asset needs. ETH will be the only long term secure large cap crypto SoV asset. Extremely bullish ETH.

That's cool! When ETH has technical advancements that no other chain has, the price goes up! I look forward to my investment in this asset paying off because of these innovative solutions that people really need.

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I'm not even bearish, I just reflexively sell when it goes down. Idgaf if it goes to $10K, ETH is going to pay me for every drop.

Because ETH will reach an ATH eventually. Maybe EOY, maybe 2027, maybe 2035, but it will. :D

Probably not done, but the numbers don't scream bargain either. Per CoinGecko as of this morning, SOL is around $81, down about 24% over 30 days and roughly 72% below its January 2025 high near $293. Over the same 30 days BTC is down about 13% and ETH about 20%, so SOL is falling harder, which is pretty normal for a higher-beta coin in a risk-off stretch. On its own that's not a Solana-specific collapse signal. It's still around #7 by market cap with about $2B of daily volume, so the liquidity hasn't gone anywhere. What I'd want to see before calling a bottom is the relative weakness fading: SOL holding up on days when BTC dips instead of dropping nearly twice as much. If you do buy a couple, size it like it could fall another 30 to 40% from here, because in past drawdowns it has.

An unrealized loss only becomes real if they sell or are forced to, so the bigger question is how the buying is funded. If it's paid for with cash they already have, they can wait for years, but if it depends on selling new shares or taking on debt, a long drop can squeeze them. Holding that much of one asset also means the company's fate is tied almost entirely to ETH's price. It could look genius or painful, and it mostly depends on how long they can hold. Cymetica's Crypto Outlook shows simulated price ranges for crypto, which helps show how wide the possible outcomes are.

Thing is there's a pretty big agency problem here. As people have noted, Tom Lee will be wealthy forever no matter what happens to BMNR. So it's not really an issue for him to keep the game going, since the losses are absorbed by others (I mean I'm sure he loses wealth, but still he remains wealthy). Not saying ETH is doomed...

Since you'd check this anyway: as of about 8:25 AM ET, ETH perps are around 2,012 after a 1,986 low in the last 24h, and SOL is around 81.5 after an 80.5 low. Funding on both is still slightly positive on the two big perp venues I checked (roughly +0.004% to +0.005% per 8h on ETH, +0.001% to +0.002% on SOL), so shorts aren't crowded yet and longs are still the ones paying. For a failed-bounce short that cuts two ways. There isn't much squeeze fuel built up right now, which helps you. But if funding flips clearly negative while price stops making new lows, that's usually when the short side gets crowded and bounces stop failing. I'd treat those 24h lows as first reaction zones rather than targets, and size it so getting stopped on the reclaim costs a small fixed amount. Not advice, just how I'd frame it.

Lol, support at 2k? ETH doesn''t do support, only resistance. Pathetic joke this is

'Safe' multisig (formerly 'Gnosis safe') - it's how pretty much every ethereum organization, treasury and OG secures their assets. You set up a few different 'signers', wallets that just have a little ETH for signing transactions. All on different wallet software on different devices (maybe your GridPlus Lattice1, your spouse's phone, your PC and your parent's laptop) and maybe one or two backup keypairs that aren't actually loaded into a wallet device, stored in a safe or written in a favourite novel. You set your multisig to need however many of those (maybe 2 or 3) to sign a transaction. Then if any one of them is compromised or lost or whatever your coins can't be stolen and you won't lose access to them.

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What? First of, verify if you actually have a token that's worth something, and not just someone trying to scam you. Ideally find the contract of that token to verify that you have a legitimate token. It sounds like you have the token in a web3 wallet already. Then access Uniswap, 1Inch or any other DEX. 1inch is an aggregator which will help you find the best path to exchange the tokens. The swapping service will tell you how much ETH you will get.

> You assume a rich hostile entity only wants short term profit. I wasn't talking about an attacker, the comment thread is about which system is most biased towards the already rich... but we can talk about a potential attack too if you like? The only PoS chain I know well is Ethereum, so let's look at that as an example. > They may want to destroy the chain regardless of money loss. Firstly let's consider how much money loss are we talking...? There are currently about 44.36 million ETH staked. In order to get over 50% of the validating power an attacker would need more than that. At the current price of $2,060 that would cost about $91 billion... but if you are trying to buy over 1/3 of all ETH in existence the price is not going to remain constant! For comparison, over 50% of bitcoin mining hardware is manufactured by the company 'Bitmain', they are valued at about $14 Billion. Similarly, the research paper "Breaking BFT: Quantifying the Cost to Attack Bitcoin and Ethereum" determined the cost to set up and manufacture ASICs from new facilities for an attack on Bitcoin would be a little over $20 Billion. So an attacker could offer double the market rate for Bitmine, AND spend double the estimated cost to set up a new dominant ASIC manufacturer, meaning 51% attacks forever... and still not come close to the cost of just buying enough ETH to prevent finalization of Ethereum. > They can do it very quickly with pos To bring a validator online you need to move through the staking queue. 256 ETH can start staking each epoch (6.4 minutes). This limit to the churn rate means that for the attacker to stake their ETH once they acquire it would take about 448 days. That doesn't seem to fit the normal definition of *"very quickly"*... unless we're talking geological or evolutionary timescales!

got a token thats not on the big exchanges in any useful way, withdrawal fee makes the listing pointless even where it exists. stealthex and godex both show a route to ETH but ive never done anything outside top coins and dont want to be the test tx. not hunting spread, just want to know if these actually pay out thin pairs or if it sits until you email someone. done one this year? how long did it take

L2s are a big part of the reason why Ethereum is a success. The problem with the tokenomics is that the fleet of validators is too expensive. A million nodes duplicating each others' work and getting paid out of inflationary emissions at the expense of every ETH holder. When fees = rewards, ETH will fly.

they are, but it's just because there's lots of capacity afaik. The argument at the time if I recall was largely ETH cannot grow fast enough on L1 while maintaining the decentralization and security, so L2's allow the ecosystem to expand while maintaining L1 while it's worked on long term. Ultimately, very few entities are going to pay $100 to transact each time on ETH when they think they can get functionally (note, not truely, functionally) the same level of security on a more centralized faster rival chain like Solana. Problem right now from my reading is crypto is a little bit dead again at the moment and we've built a 72 lane superhighway being used by 10 cars a day. Lots of money to charge in tolls if it's brimming.

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I don't think his argument holds logically. 1) Yes we are primed for sustained inflation. 2) Yes ETH is censorship resistant. So it Bitcoin and no one seems to care. 3) Yes ETH is programmable money, and will soon have privacy but that also applies to stablecoins on Ethereum. 4) Yes ETH is not credit money based, but no one cares. 5) ETH isn't despot proof as long as they can find you and hit you with a $5 wrench until you give up your coins. 6) People would care if ETH was sustained deflationary to the degree of 2-3% but it isn't. 7) I don't see that ETH inevitably gains orders of magnitude more use cases and integration on the Ethereum blockchain. I think stablecoins will. So what we see is that the killer app is going to be replacing Tradfi rails with a better technical alternative that is still subject to court intervention at the token layer and has a nice traditional company face to abstract crypto entirely from their customers. People will use crypto and not know. It can use 1M transactions a day and that won't be nearly enough to saturate blockspace. Ethereum will not inevitably win as the Tradfi rail replacement and ETH will not inevitably go up from here even if it does unless we successfully come up with a narrative for why you need to buy ETH in large quantities. For about 3 months the narrative was you wanted to frontrun these DATs that were going to buy 15-20% of the supply. They ended up with 5% and the price is about where it was before they bought that 5%. So we need to find a buyer for another 10% of ETH overhang at least; maybe more to buy from all the weak hands that just want to give up by now. Robinhood is using Ethereum and bought BTC for their balance sheet. Blackrock is using Ethereum and offers an ETF but they own no ETH themselves. So it looks like even the companies building on Ethereum companies aren't going to buy ETH, let alone 12M. That leaves governments, which are buying BTC instead of ETH and retail who are disgusted with anything crypto. Who do you think is going to be successfully convinced to buy 12M ETH?