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For a safe crypto trading platform in Canada, I’ve used OpenSea’s wallet-to-wallet system where you control your own keys. Multi-chain support (ETH, Solana, Base) makes it easier to manage tokens all in one place, and you won’t get caught by exchange regulatory freezes.

For Canada, I’ve found OpenSea’s multi-chain crypto trading pretty handy since it supports ETH, Solana, and other tokens wallet-to-wallet with no withdrawal delays. Unlike some exchange apps, you remain non-custodial so your keys stay with you. Makes balancing crypto and stocks easier.

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ETH is a shitcoin, BTC is a shitcoin, USD is a shitcoin.

​Is ETH becoming a glorified settlement layer for centralized L2s? The "ultra-sound money" narrative is dying as burn rates plummet and supply turns inflationary. We were promised a world computer, but now users are fragmented across a dozen bridges, and mainnet is too expensive for anything but whale swaps. If the value isn’t accruing to the base token and the UX is a fragmented mess of sidechains, how is it different from the "shitcoins" it claims to replace? Change my mind. is this not 500 characters yet ughhhhhhhh

Right now, it’s clear that utility and real-world adoption matter most. BTC and ETH are obvious long-term anchors, but RYO stands out too. It’s building payments, AI tools, and compliance-ready infrastructure, which gives it real value beyond hype.
Coins with actual use cases and growing ecosystems are the ones likely to survive rumors and skepticism.

[https://ryocoin.com/](https://ryocoin.com/)

Keeping it simple and consistent is key.
For long-term accumulation, I’d do something similar with BTC and ETH for stability, and sprinkle in RYO for real utility and ecosystem growth. Spot only, small regular buys, no FOMO. That’s a strategy that works across cycles.

[ETH](https://aimytrade.io/ticker/ETH?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=comment&utm_campaign=ethtrader&utm_term=ETH&utm_content=variant_1770859485439_bgqxk) traders holding through volatility usually win—Tom's right that companies tracking the asset win when the asset wins.

Most generally follow Bitcoin
Alts that don't have Bitcoin pairings tend to operate a little different, usually fresh alts that are traded on one particular ecosystem (SOL, ETH, etc) because Bitcoin going up or down doesn't necessarily affect them
Basically think of Bitcoin as Nvidia and think of how Nasdaq performs when Nvidia is dying and you'll understand it easier

I was just listening to a recent interview that Tom Lee did with CNBC and, long story short, the interviewer is like “wow it’s a dark time for you right now over at Bitmine huh Tom?”
And Tom’s response was essentially:
Yeah I mean our entire company is designed to track the price of ETH and it is down so you would expect us to be down. But here’s the deal: we have no leverage.
We hold roughly 4.3 million ETH earning around 3% per year and another $600 million in cash in a money market fund earning 4% per year.
So we’re essentially printing $1 million per day with our holdings.
And that right there is the whole lesson. Everyone’s looking at the price chart and panicking. Meanwhile Tom Lee is sitting on a cash flow machine that doesn’t care what ETH did this week. He’s not forced to sell anything. He’s not meeting margin calls. He’s just collecting yield and waiting.
This is what surviving a downturn actually looks like. It’s not about calling the bottom or timing the recovery. It’s about building a position where you don’t have to. No leverage, real cash flow, and the patience to let it play out.
Tom Lee gonna be alright folks.

BTC is perfect money, that’s what it does. It’s better money than gold or silver, and certainly better than stablecoins or ETH.

Where is the yield coming from? Are they just printing more ETH out of thin air?

Yup… I just sold 3.5 ETH for a $1800 profit and feel utterly gutted… but I’ve got loan payments to make so, if I could the savings on interest I still made 75% profit… but it’s not life changing

The trading range for ETH on Wednesday was $1911.96 to $2029.19
https://preview.redd.it/wayt64vbqyig1.png?width=425&format=png&auto=webp&s=58aae8bda21908a138dde9511cc09bddd99caf6b
The prediction winners are;
u/[Odd-Radio-8500](https://www.reddit.com/user/Odd-Radio-8500/) \- without going under, guessing the low, with $1969
Sadly, nobody qualified for picking the top, without going over.
u/[rv8n8](https://www.reddit.com/user/rv8n8/) however, predicted over by about $6, and providing [insightful reasoning](https://www.reddit.com/r/ethtrader/comments/1r0mhu3/daily_general_discussion_february_10_2026_utc0/o4ox8uh/), and will be awarded 200 DONUT as well!

Can't spell dEaTH without ETH.

I am with Wealthsimple and my staking reward is 3.6% as of today. One month ago it was 3.1%.
I am planning on buying approximately 3-4 ETH in the next 6 months. I have 1.15 ETH right now.

Before blabbering about this nonsense no one gives a shit about, he should look at ETH price, and then after he gives a very heartfelt public apology, he should present a plan pointing out what he’s gonna do about the price of ETH.

The merge actually shook me.
I thought it would kick Ethereum into a compounding feedback loop of decreasing supply driving increasing demand - repeat until the banks are disintermediated and ETH is at 12k. I thought the value of this technology, especially in a corrupt environment like tradfi, would be so self-evident than the world would get on board. Slow at first and then all at once. I was bought into that narrative - had a watch party, stayed up until 2am and everything.
But what actually happened is that The Merge went live in the middle of a 38% drop and then ETH fully cratered to \~850 after FTX blew up two months later. It was such a bitch slap into reality that this event I'd built up in my mind as a watershed moment of this technical revolution pretty much ended with a wet fart. ETH didn't moon, retail didn't pile in and institutions didn't crumble. Honestly, I couldn't sense the slightest bit of difference it made despite knowing the tech was a lot better.
So, no - I would not have fathomed this price in 2026. I thought we'd be crabbing somewhere between 7 and 12k.
However, I am grateful because it almost completely insulated me from narratives going forward. I started looking at Ethereum and ETH with a far more critical eye which has actually helped me a lot this cycle. In fact my predictions this time around have been a lot more accurate because I refused to get drunk on moon sauce for years. It made me a better investor overall, really.

What does BTC do? Look at the gold or silver charts vs BTC. At least ETH has use cases like stablecoins and DeFi. And its security budget keeps improving while Bitcoin’s keeps worsening.

Sub-thread was deleted by the other mod that had the comment; comment was reported. Thanks for the insight. I came to read about ETH today and ended up sidetracked and turned off by a comment. Really not sure why I said anything as it would have been best to just let it go and moved on.