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It's hopium at best, and misinformation at worst.
Your money is safer in the market than in ethereum right now. "What ifs" don't make people rich, constant and steady growth do. And ETH has done nothing in 5 years, whereas your money could be doubled by now from SPY 2021-2026.

> It’s also there no matter the price of ETH or what the market is doing
But in a hugely volatile and unstable market place it's irrelevant.

The universe is just BTC & ETH and something's i put in more coins in the model according to my understanding of the regime
When running this with Momentum 2 + Carry + A directional mean reversion and an intraday strategy the overall portfolio looks quite cool

And here’s me buying ETH this year lol
Smart contracts on a hugely known, secure chain which is just getting adopted by institutions? Hell yeah, sign me up

BTC heavy is smart. SOL and ETH are not shitcoins though, they have actual utility.

Feels like ETH is slowly getting out of the bear market, but I’d want to see sustained higher lows, stronger volume, and ETH/BTC turning up before calling it confirmed. Still, sentiment feels healthier and the ecosystem keeps building. Cautiously bullish, stacking patiently, and enjoying the green days.

BTC and ETH are the way. I think everything did not live up to its promise in 2025. The banana zone never eventuated. If macro conditions change - liquidity grows, rates drop and something firm is announced regarding handling of the US debt and we Amy finally get that long awaited banana zone. If not, up we go but not as far as we would all like to see.

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Definitely SOL for this cycle. There's not many reasons for ETH to go to 10k this cycle (±5x from here) but theres so many reasons for SOL to get to at least $350 (±5x from here). When your portfolio is not too big you are ought to look for the best asymmetrical bet that is available to you, you have to be on a lookout for the next unicorn all the time.
It's also hard to acknowledge for many, but ETH is only relevant because the cabal who participated in ETH ICO been trying to make it all back after fumbling their BTC bags for ETH. Consult BTC/ETH chart for more information.

if you're already comfortable with Bitcoin, a small allocation to ETH or SOL can be a reasonable way to diversify and learn about other parts of the crypto ecosystem without dramatically changing your overall risk profile.

Looking at some industry influencers and retail traders, I’ve come to the conclusion that the masses are starting to be afraid of investing in and trading anything except Bitcoin. But the market has become very tough nowadays, which makes me think that it won’t give the masses a chance to earn.
Look at the ETH chart in the latest cycle. The masses were optimistic about it because of the inspiration they got after the cycle that ended in 2021. But in the latest cycle, the asset didn’t show anything even close to the previous cycle. That’s why I’ve come to the conclusion that the same thing may happen to Bitcoin in a possible upcoming cycle.
What assets would you invest in in such a case, then? Would it still be Bitcoin as a pretty stable and low-risk crypto asset? Or maybe ETH will surprise us? Or maybe even HYPE?

Yeah, I agree. BTC likely bottoms around 52k ish there's still more pain ahead. But people calling for sub-1k ETH is not gonna happen; max pain is probably 1200–1300. Always buy in parts and always DCA.

Most traders I know underperform eventually, while staking ETH through [ether.fi](http://ether.fi) has been pretty hands-off.

It would only make sense to hold more value in ETH if it becomes better money. I completely agree with that.

Copium.
The opportunity cost of owning ETH over the past 8 years is massive.

The current curve *definitely* will drive staking towards massive entities and is fully in the process of doing that. In both the current curve and the proposed curve, massive entities will control an overwhelming majority of the stake. But under the current curve, that will constitute a much bigger share of *all ETH*, not just of the *stake.* There is a goal of limiting how much big stakers own of *all ETH*. Under the current curve they are becoming much too powerful.

One of the most effective methods of scaling into an asset, be it SOL, ETH, BTC or anything else is by employing DCA (Dollar Cost Averaging).
In the case of SOL, say you have $100 to spend right now, just acquire SOL at whatever price it is at the moment and do so again the next time you have $100 to spend. Keep doing it and regardless of whether the price goes up or down over time, you'll build a nice portfolio at a good price.

**In my opinion, ETH is better right now. If you can buy near 1600–1700 and hold, you'll be set. SOL might drop a bit more, but personally, I'm all in on ETH 👉🏻**👈🏻

BTC = the king, less multipliers in a bull run but the safest of them all - Very low risk
ETH = the prince, better multiplier than BTC in a bull run + staking - Low risk
SOL = the knight, better multiplied than ETH in a bull run + double the staking - medium risk

Ah! But that's exactly the problem, the current curve does not guarantee an equilibrium for every yield demanded by the market.
Here is how the equilibrium works. You have an issuance curve that covers a range of yields. If the yield currently given by staking ETH is too high, you attract new stakers. If it's too low, some stakers will cease to stake. It's that ebb and flow of stakers and holders the one that establishes an equilibrium. It settles at the point where the two are in balance. But for that to work you need it both ways, you need that the yield can be too high at some region of the curve. And too low at some region of the curve.
The current curve provides a minimum yield of 1.5%. So you are implicitly saying that 1.5% is too low for everyone for ever, under all market conditions. And this is clearly an unwarranted assumption.
What the proposed curve does is to reach 0% at some target stake ratio. Such that the equilibrium mechanism you hope for can actually work, under any market conditions.