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>First and more importantly, Open USD, the stablecoin backed by 140 global financial and technology companies including Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, BlackRock, Google, and Coinbase announced that, contrary to their previous statement that they would launch solely on Solana on day one, they will now also launch on ETH day one as well.
Why would they play these games? I mean WTF?! Just be straight up with people.

I think you should just stop before you lose any more money. Everything but ETH you have there is a rank shitcoin. ETH is legit but its price action has always been Bitcoin's slave bitch.
We're in a bear cage filled with sharks right at the moment and you're swimming with your dick out

Two interesting developments in ETH world today, one fundamentals based and one vibes based.
First and more importantly, Open USD, the stablecoin backed by 140 global financial and technology companies including Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, BlackRock, Google, and Coinbase announced that, contrary to their previous statement that they would launch solely on Solana on day one, they will now also launch on ETH day one as well. This is a huge deal; the Solana shills were mighty mouthy about this when it was originally announced. Have a feeling the new bizdev ETH orgs had something to do with this.
Second, Ansem- the weaselly little crypto influenceoor and king of the Solana shills who was shorting ETH a month ago and predicting it would go below $1k-announced that he was bullish ETH. Say what you want about the kid, but part of his "success" (ick) is seeing which way the wind is blowing and following it.
Its coming guys ( and gal).

ETH is losing its market share. It's losing the one thing it was supposed to have over everything else.. institutional use
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**ETH Daily - 30ᵗʰ July 2026 📰**
**Happy 11th Birthday Ethereum 🥳**
**Today also marks ETH Daily's 1000th episode 🎉**
* Ethereum [turns](https://x.com/ethereum/status/2082850621296673042) 11.
* Pcave [joins](https://x.com/ethereumfndn/status/2082437165233951223) EF board.
* Aave [deprecates](https://x.com/StaniKulechov/status/2082705513750352005) low adoption assets.
* First [public testnet](https://x.com/wolovim/status/2082859601637052474) for glamsterdam.
* Glamsterdam [mascot vote](https://ethereum-magicians.org/t/mascot-needed-for-glamsterdam-upgrade/26008).
* Ethereum Time Capsule [opens](https://x.com/ethtimecapsule/status/2082665521385001092).
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* Argot [releases](https://x.com/argotorg/status/2082814769317433579) EquiVM.
* OpenUSD [will launch](https://x.com/ethereuminsti/status/2082857863668457797) on Ethereum.
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* Bundle [raises](https://x.com/joinbundle/status/2082696479681229308) $5.5m.
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If little ole MU can do 30% in 24 hours so can ETH

I guess we can all agree that $ETH is basically a stable coin now 🤣

If it was that then ETH Classic would have a higher market cap.

No crypto has gained more value over BTC in the last 5 years. Just buy BTC man. You can buy your ETH and SOL on the side but your main has to be BTC. Nothing is ever getting the jump over BTC.

So Sell ETH at Gas station

ETH Long-Term Holding vs Active Trading: What Strategy Works Best?

Are we deadass now calling eth and solana shitcoin?
**Ethereum (ETH)** – The second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization after Bitcoin
**Solana (SOL)** – One of the largest smart contract blockchains.

Looking at past cycles, $1,300 is still conservative.
And with everyone disappointed in the last alt season, or more with its lack of it, and the alt market that keeps suffering, it's not too inconceivable to see ETH drop below $1K this cycle.
If this cycle is like any previous cycle, there's potentially another 50-60% drop from here. So that would put ETH at $700-$900.

I prefer to buy my ETH on sale.
When ETH hits $1,500 I buy.

>**Ether bursary,**
>**Eleven years cursory,**
>**Anniversary.**
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

Good question.

For most staked tokens, there's usually no secondary market available for the token, so Pendle won't offer routing for swaps from the PT. You would only be able to sell early to the underlying staking token (e.g. sell your PT-sUSD3 directly for sUSD3), which you'd then need to go through the unstaking process with the issuer (in this case 3Jane) in order to redeem the sUSD3 for USDC.
As a result of this added friction, the PTs for these staked tokens usually trade with higher yields (market demands this premium for the added lock-in/risk/time delay).

A good comparison in this case is the unstaked version, USD3, that has liquidity pools available on secondary markets (e.g. Curve) so aggergators can use that liquidity to provide more options for tokens to swap to (on Pendle, you can swap directly from PT-USD3 to USDC/ETH. However, for this convenience/reduced holding risk, the available yield is consequently much lower (currently trading at a \~9% lower APY).

Nope, $0.28 here.
Still outperforms ETH though.

also got rejected from Da Vinci with Msc Stats at ETH and prev trading experience what might be the reason?

ETH is boss man

That's probably the simplest strategy to stick with. Do you think that changes at all during different market cycles, or do you stay with BTC and ETH regardless?