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After years of holding both BTC and ETH, I've sold ETH for BTC only.

Thank you for your honest feedback. Actually, I make everything public, including drawdowns, trade durations, detailed explanations of which trades were taken and why, track records, and so on. I’ve also considered that three months might not be enough to convince people. My current plan is to push the research further, moving toward ultra-low timeframes and expanding into more markets. Right now, I only allow the system to trade major markets with a market cap or equivalent market value above $500M, such as BTC, ETH, XAU, XAG, WTI, Brent crude, EUR, GBP, and index funds. The main issue is that training models requires a lot of money in GPU rental costs. If I could raise funding to either purchase my own GPUs or rent more compute resources, I could experiment with more models and improve the system much faster, rather than just sitting around waiting for my small trading account to grow. There are also marketing and advertising costs involved in reaching the right audience. For example, the platform also includes alerts for assets that may be at high risk. It combines fundamental and technical analysis to identify stocks that may be subject to market manipulation or trading below their intrinsic value, among other things.

Update: I sent USDT to my ETH Etoro address (correct network), but still no way to recover and get them credited, converted or sent back to owner. I will assume these are lost...

The VC has an optional list of builder URLs configured in Glamsterdam. This can be relays as well, they look like a builder. Commit boost pbs and MEV boost continue to be options. Commit boost pbs suggests that the use case for their software is bid streaming via websockets. Maybe there will be additional use cases as we go. I haven’t seen anything from flashbots as to what the use case for MEV boost will be. The easy path is to configure known builder / relay URLs on the VC pre Glamsterdam, remove the PBS side car (MEV boost, commit boost pbs) post Glamsterdam, and then reassess. If no builder/relay URLs are configured, it’ll use P2P bids. Min bid and proposer boost factor work as before, just that min bid is now set on the VC. New is max execution payment, to get a trusted bid instead of only untrusted bids. The keymanager API builder path exists to configure additional parameters such as auth, if your particular special use case needs them. Per key configuration of builder URLs and parameters also goes here. Alternatively clients have json or yaml files to configure per key parameters, if you prefer that over using the API. In ETH docker, the migration to ePBS builder URLs is automatic if MEV boost is in use now. ethd keys set-builder handles per-key config and configuration not expressed via the defaults. VC\_EXTRAS can be used to set a max execution payment globally, rather than per key: ETH docker defaults to only trusted payments, deliberately. Users need to manually seek untrusted payments.

Attending Crypto conferences and industry meetups, such as Consensus, ETH Denver and ETH DevCon, is a great way to meet people, learn from builders, and discover job opportunities. Don’t be afraid to introduce yourself and start conversations!

ETH is not a good store of value so it will never outpace BTC. I have held both for several years and BTC is now x3 while ETH stayed more or less the same value with massive swings up and down. I’ve moved everything into BTC now and am happy with the decision.

Everyone sell bitcoin and ETH and buy Pokémon /s

Attending crypto conferences and industry meetups, such as Consensus, ETH Denver, ETH DevCon, is a great way to meet people, learn from builders, and discover job opportunities. Don’t be afraid to introduce yourself and start conversations!

Are you sure you have legit ETH and not a scam coin with the same name?

I'd keep both rather than rotate into BTC. ETH is the settlement layer for most of the tokenization and stablecoin work happening right now, so it has its own driver separate from digital gold. With price near 2493, about $122M of short liquidations sits at 2488 and another $140M near 2495, so a push through 2490 probably gets a hand from forced buying. I'd be wrong if it loses 2458, where about $142M of longs are stacked. Not advice.

It's so obvious that you're short ETH right now lol

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I personally think ETH has higher near-term upside potential than BTC, but it also comes with a little more risk. Ultimately, it comes down to your personal risk tolerance. I got into BTC early, but I’ve since shifted almost all of my crypto exposure into ETH because I believe the potential returns outweigh the added risk.

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The bull thesis is BTC will go up and ETH is an alt and will go up too.

DeFi yields often slow down during off-peak hours, so shifting focus toward overnight volatility on major pairs can make a lot of sense. Scalping quick intraday swings during late sessions usually comes down to low fees and high exposure options. BYDFi's current leverage promotion on BTC and ETH futures pushing up to 500x fits right into those late-night breakout setups.

My crypto investments is 70% BTC ETF and 30% Ethereum ETF. I bought about a year ago and BTC has doubled but Ethereum is down by 30%. Need assessment if BTC holders also give substantial weight to ETH or shall I sell my Ethereum and love the funds to BTC. I am not promoting one over the other. Just need fair assessment if Ethereum is as important to hold as BTC

He also invested a metric ton into ETH & BTC...go check'em out while you're at it.

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What is happening right here? Anyways, BYDFi will offer higher leverage options of up to 500x for BTC and ETH futures, while the available leverage will vary depending on the specific contract and position size.

Binance.us charges 0% for maker and .02% for taker. In other words, selling 4k will cost you nothing. If you’re in the US and worried about the $40, or just on principle, then open account on Binance.us, transfer ETH there and sell it there

gm guys been a while since I've been in here but I've been looking for some recent ETH bull thesis and I couldn't find anything on CT besides some posts from 2024 lol... so maybe there's one hidden in the previous dailies here, or someone can share one that they have readily available at hand🙏thank you

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Yes, it is a fee that they collect. You are basically paying them for the convenience of offloading your ETH at a moments notice. 1% for crypto vas 10% for offloading a house. “Cost of doing business.”

I’m trying to sell all my ETH, which is only about $4K. When I go to sell it, the amount immediately drops about $40 (is this a fee that they retain?) but even when I put in the exact amount that’s left over, it tells me that I don’t have that amount available. What am I doing wrong?