ETHEUR
Ethereum / Euro
crypto Composite

ETH got rejected near its 50-day moving average.

1. Investing into scams
2. Keep chasing "promising" projects, GEMS, next ETH, instead of focusing on fundamentals

My long term hodl conviction coins are BTC, ETH and SOL.
No memes, low caps or shitcoins for me

I'd get some ETH also. It is quite low right now, it will go way higher soon. So get some ETH, some BTC. You'll have a great return during the next bullrun.

Talking about future, we have to take into account a possibility of crypto space being more and more (if not fully) integrated into current financial systems.
With that in mind, big financial institutions would probably go with ISO compliant cryptos. Those are mainly XRP, ADA, XLM, MIOTA, ALGO, HBAR, XDC and QNT.
Will BTC be around? Well, probably yes. Being the biggest now, being considered a store of value “like gold”, it will probably be with us for many many many years.
Big players like ETH and SOL have big and great communities behind them. But, I am honestly not sure if that is enough, if cryptos become integrated. I think they would, if not being ISO compliant, lose its value.
Interesting, tho very speculative, is Worldcoin. Sam Altman being one of the creators and Peter Thiel being one of the primary financial backers, who knows what can happen.

BTC is the best bet long term. ETH if you like more risk. I wouldn't touch anything else.

SOL has 5x the token supply as ETH, and that matters, but to be the same marketcap of ETH, SOL should be priced at $370.

well that's why it's so difficult for everyone to make money in any sort of market, because the only way you can do it is by being contrarian. buying when everyone is panic selling requires growing a pair and trusting your strategy but it's hard.
in my case, i just remind myself that if i believe in an asset, i should be happy if it drops in price because i can buy more. how would you feel if your favorite brand went on sale? so that's how i'm looking at things now.
eg ETH, i know everyone is losing their mind about it but i like to look at it from the perspective that it's very cheap at the moment
https://preview.redd.it/y5xut7pj3sbh1.png?width=1125&format=png&auto=webp&s=115e50d35193916560e593a8a1c55f91476247e5

Brother you just admitted you got rekt holding the ETH bag and now you're shilling some random alien coin like it's the second coming. The cycle never changes does it

Every time I see these posts the coin is already up 500% and the only people making money are the ones who bought 3 days ago. By the time it hits my feed the dump is loading

Not trying to be negative but if you really want to help people maybe share how you pick entries instead of just naming the coin. That way we can all eat instead of just being exit liquidity

Still hope it works out for you though, nobody deserves to get rugged twice

An absorption of buyers to sellers or sellers to buyers, or an exhaustion of buyers, the sellers or sellers the buyers at a certain key level that usually has a heavy heat map, which is resting limit orders, which is liquidity which usually acts as a magnet and then I see how price trades into and or out of that and then I just take the continuation set up either long or short. Rarely do I ever go long though most of the time I just look for that little pop-up buyers get absorbed and we just rip lower and I have those areas marked out on a different chart on composite volume profiles from the RTH in th from the weekly the daily and from the RTH in the ETH session and seeing where those areas match up along with GEX Data to confirm and then from there, it’s are we in positive gamma or negative gamma we’re going to the downside we’re usually negative gamma, then OK I’m just targeting either zero print candles or the next low volume node or put support from the previous day or call support from the previous day or week and just seeing how we react out of that area of demand or supply do we rip through it with conviction great then I trail my stop aggressively or do we reverse out of that and then I get stopped out in profit great either way I still got what I needed most of the time I’m hunting for 100 to 150 ticks no more no less unless the markets moving like crazy then maybe I’ll leave one runner running in trail that stop aggressively on 30 second while watching the footprint and watching the CVD and seeing where buyers are stepping in especially we’re in a down trending market and seeing where settlers get absorbed and then I’ll exit the position but most of the time the market moves down with force and conviction more than it does upwards, and those are the conditions I love.
Perfect example is tonight during Asia market open. We pushed up higher to previous low volume note from the weekly composite profile from about a month ago. Price didn’t spend a lot of time in there we traded into that level buyers got absorbed and immediately we nuke down and went all the way down to zero prints and other high volume nose point of controls from previous sessions we ripped through all that support that now becomes resistance that pushes the market lower so it’ll be interesting to see how we open tomorrow but tonight is a textbook example of how I trade just look at the chart for Asia open on NQ and you can see exactly what I’m saying that right there is my bread and butter. That is what I look for.

This one can convert your ETH etf to ETH price for visualization.
https://optionscalculatorhq.com/

While I found this amusing, the original post was useful. It puts current prices into perspective, like that fact that ETH is currently about 1/10th of Tesla's valuation (!!). OP is not predicting we hit any of those. I actually think it makes a good case that we're undervalued, even without saying we're heading to $10K.

No BTC or ETH?
Damn dude

i get the simplicity of that view. BTC, ETH, and SOL are cleaner than chasing every rotation. my point is more that if someone is going outside that basket, they need a real invalidation plan before buying. otherwise the mistake already happened.

ETH and SOL are also alts

Altcoin mistakes start with buying an altcoin. There are only 3 viable plays in crypto, BTC, ETH, and SOL.

With MiCA fully in force many Europeans are choosing between Kraken and OKX.
Curious about real user experiences in 2026:
Yields on Flexible/Simple Earn, bonded/soft staking, Babylon etc. for BTC, ETH, stables and alts.
Security, custody, withdrawal reliability and regulatory compliance.
Liquidity, redemption speed, fees, support quality.
Overall which one people prefer for passive earning and why.
Any recent comparisons or gotchas specific to EU users?

I am not sure if you were looking for yields on ETH or had a preference for a specific chain.
On Solana, I use JupLend, they have some good yields on Stables with decent yield. You can also check out their transparency page for info on security and [audits](https://jup.ag/lend/transparency)

If ETH is gonna have a time, it's gonna be in the next 3 years. If BlackRock's tokenization prediction happens and ETH is chosen as the primary then it's ETH's best shot at exploding 10x or more. Possibly SOL as a hedge too.

While the crypto space is currently distracted by Solana's KOL and celebrity coin meta, a massive fundamental shift is happening quietly on Ethereum.
If you look into the new organizations emerging behind the scenes—like the EEZ (Ethereum Economic Zone), Ethlabs, and various institutional arms—it’s becoming obvious that Ethereum is no longer just run by the Ethereum Foundation or Vitalik. It has evolved into a decentralized corporate and institutional network. We are seeing banks, major US financial institutions, and platforms like Robinhood deploying their own ETH-based chains. The ultimate goal of the EEZ seems to be making chain composability entirely seamless, meaning true interoperability without traditional bridging.
This institutional wave is going to lift all boats on Layer 1. Because of this, our community recently initiated a Community Takeover (CTO) of **$MACKE** (Mackerel) on Ethereum. The goal is to capture that classic memecoin exposure (think fish Pepe) but built directly on Ethereum’s deep institutional liquidity.
For anyone tracking the shift back to ETH mainnet, what are your thoughts on how the EEZ will impact L2 liquidity fragmentation?
*Track the chart/data here:*[https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/mackerel-2](https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/mackerel-2)