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TAO and stake it. Most bang for your buck. If you buy BTC ETH you won’t make much. If you want little less risk but still good upside SOL and stake it.

That number is wrong and assumes burn over the last 4 years. ETH inflation over the last day is higher than BTC which, if you understand how those two systems work, is insane. Closer to 0.9%. More important than this is that it keeps increasing. It will eventually hit 2%+ Issuance is currently around 3k ETH per day. That's $7,500,000 every single day. To run a couple NUC's? The whole point of Ethereum is that the network is extremely light weight and cheap to run. I agree it's not the only reason, but the current issuance curve is unsustainable and needs to get a long term fix so we can ossify issuance.

Do you think sophisticated institutional investors need a "narrative" to decide about ETH as an investment? And that is the only thing that will drive whether ETH has a monetary premium, massive pools of capital that decide so. And whether or not ETH achieves a more substantial monetary premium than it has is a fully open and utterly unanswerable question at this point.

If you want relative safety then Solana or ETH still have plenty of upside

ETHs narrative is that as it evolves there may eventually not be a need for other L1s. These 3 projects are just temporarily holding their narratives. What happens to the narrative of BTC when ETH is quantum proof and starts to ossify its core? BTC is not evolving so currently the safe SOV. ETH is continually improving and ai is now helping it figure out and code to continue becoming more secure. Its a matter of time before security is significantly better than BTCs. ...ZEC when ETH implements privacy? ...SOL as Ethereum continues to improve speed and fees while L2s do the same. Sol does have a narrative on finality but the edge on speed and fees is significantly weaker. Back in 2021 ETH was much slower and expensive. Fees are now significantly less and will continue to drop. Speed is significantly faster and will get faster. The narrative doesnt hold the same weight it did in 21/22. ETHs time is coming!

ETH inflation is approx. 0.3%. Nowhere close to rampant issuance. if that was too high the world would not be able to function lol.

Hi I’ve been investing since I turned 18, and saving since my first job at 16 I always maintained a 50/50 split roughly between cash and stocks but I’ve recently been going more in on the stocks I also have about 2k in crypto (BTC and ETH) and another 5k just sitting in a bank account Do you think is should just consolidate into the stocks ISA? Any advice and opinions much appreciated

So why not Monero, Secret Network, or other private chains? Why is ZEC a good investment? If and when ETH has privacy I guarantee it won't change the anti ETH narrative.

Bitc was gonna be 100k and ETH 5k as well

.00000000001 ETH for the lot

2023: 100% in BTC, ETH und solana 2025: 20% World etf. 80% crypto 2026: until 06.10 i had 40% World etf 60% crypto 2026: after 06.10 i am 100% in World etf

I bought bitcoin in 2012. And I bought ETH when it was just a few dollars. But I'm still broke af today. I didn't hold. I kept panic selling at different points in time.

The part of defi that is only there because of useless issuance is itself useless, and thinking that this useless part of defi adds value to Ethereum is misguided imo. Staking yield should not be seen as the "risk free rate", but i agree some probably see it like that which is itself a problem. The most important thing is ensuring that Ethereum remains secure forever, and that we don't onboard a ton of centralized third parties just because of a broken issuance model. We should not punish people for holding vanilla ETH as that is in fact the best version of ETH! We should not push people into giving their ETH to these staking companies!

ETH inflation is much too high. Recommending a trusted staked ETH is just not nice. We need to fix the rampant issuance of ETH, fixing issuance could single handedly return Ethereum to being ultrasound and actually accruing the benefits of the energy efficient PoS directly to the price of ETH.

Why does ZEC get a free pass on its inflation and not have to earn its place by the same metric as ETH? Does Solana actually return more real yield after accounting for inflation? It seems like ETH is uniquely judged by more adult standards than anything else in the industry.

Snapshot from Bybit perps this morning (\~07:50 UTC). Long % is by account (L/S ratio): \- MNT: 83% long \- HBAR: 80% long \- XRP: 79% long (L/S 3.81), funding +0.0021% \- JTO: 74% long \- ETH: 71% long (L/S 2.50), funding +0.0004% \- BTC: 63% long (L/S 1.70), funding -0.0011% What stands out to me: BTC bounced from \~80.4k to \~82.7k, but BTC funding is still slightly negative. So the crowd is long by headcount, but the money isn't paying up to hold it. On alts, positioning is much more one-sided than on BTC. Historically, when retail is this lopsided on alts while BTC funding stays flat, I've seen it resolve with a flush before continuation more often than not, but that's my experience, not a rule. Is anyone else seeing the same skew on other exchanges? Do you treat high long % as a contrarian signal or ignore it?

**ALL HAIL THE ETERNAL CRAB** 📈 📉 📈 🌊 📈 📉 📈 📉 🌌 📉 📈 📉 🌌 📉 📈 📉 📈 🐋 📈 📉 📈 🌊 📈 🐋 🦀 🐋 📈 🌊 📈 📉 📈 🐋 📈 📉 📈 📉 🌌 📉 📈 📉 🌌 📉 📈 📉 📈 🌊 📈 📉 📈 **$1000--------$2493--------$5000** **2021----------2026----------∞** *Volume's completely dead.* *Could it be that the Crab has found the final price of ETH?*

The guy earns staking rewards on that ETH..

don't shoot the messenger: ETH is not part of the crypto allocation proposed by Citrini Research, and this is probably what most investor think when they dig into ETH: (their thesis is confirmed by the full retrace of the ratio pump, narrative needs to change for us.) "- ETH fees continue to drop (real yield was at its lowest ever in Q3) \- Inflation is rising as a result (more issuance relative to user fees compensating validators) \---- This is happening despite the success of the L2 roadmap (in terms of adoption, not value accrual to ETH) So, the natural questions for an investor: \- If BTC is viewed as digital gold, occupying the mindshare of investors looking for a digital SOV, what is ETH? \- If ZEC is increasingly viewed as high beta to BTC (more upside) as an alternative private SOV, what is ETH? \- If apps built on top of ETH have strong product-market fit and are returning value to token holders via buybacks (yet trade at a fraction of the L1), what is ETH? \- If Solana has higher velocity and real yield to tokenholders, what is ETH? \---- The reality is that ETH needs a narrative. It's stuck in no mans land right now, in my opinion (cannot compete with BTC on SOV, and other projects return more value to tokens, with far greater upside) I thought one potential catalyst might be institutions building on Ethereum and acquiring ETH for their balance sheet. But just this week Robinhood decided to buy BTC instead. \---- We can argue about whether fees matter or not. I agree with the framing of Ethereum as an economy. But if the narrative for investors is that "it creates lots of value for others but receives very little value in return" and "it has lots of TVL and stablecoins" Well. Then there might be an opportunity cost to holding it this cycle compared with other assets in the market." [https://xxcancel.com/JustDeauIt/status/2108643961149571171](https://xxcancel.com/JustDeauIt/status/2108643961149571171)

Are We Underestimating How Much ETH Is Changing?

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

🌍 Macro U.S.–Iran negotiations over the Strait of Hormuz remain deadlocked, while elevated energy prices and Treasury yields continue to pressure risk assets. U.S. technology stocks weakened after disappointing OpenAI revenue reports hit AI-related sentiment, with the Nasdaq falling for a second consecutive session. Although Treasury yields eased after Trump signaled no attack on Iran before the midterm elections, inflation concerns remain elevated. BTC broke below $81K, hitting a nearly three-week low before recovering toward $82K, but the loss of $83K has weakened its short-term structure. ⸻ 📈 Market Snapshot • BTC: $81,741.4 (-1.90%) • ETH: $2,474.62 (-3.87%) • NASDAQ: 27,193.34 (-1.25%) • S&P 500: 7,765.36 (-0.47%) • F&G: 59 (previous: 64) ⸻ 🧠 Market Take BTC remains under pressure after losing the $83K support level and briefly falling below $81K. The price has recovered toward $82K, but failure to reclaim $83K could expose the market to another move toward $80K. High Treasury yields and geopolitical uncertainty remain the main macro headwinds. The U.S. 10-year yield previously reached 5.31%, while the U.K. 20-year gilt yield hit 6% for the first time since 1998. Meanwhile, weaker AI-sector sentiment has added pressure to broader risk assets. Tokenization and infrastructure development continue despite market weakness. Ondo launched a tokenized note providing economic exposure to OpenAI, while Ethereum activated Glamsterdam on the Sepolia testnet, raising the block gas limit from approximately 60M to nearly 200M. These developments highlight continued progress in tokenized assets and blockchain scalability, although tokenized securities still face liquidity and regulatory challenges. Key levels: * Resistance: $83K / $84.3K–$84.5K * Support: $81K / $80K * Trend: Bearish / corrective Reclaiming $83K would be the first signal of stabilization, while another break below $81K could accelerate downside pressure toward $80K. ⸻ 🔥 Hot Tokens * PYTH: +10%+ after Pyth DAO proposed allocating 100% of product revenue toward PYTH purchases, alongside 86.5% quarterly revenue growth. * DRV: +25% as an alleged Citrini Research portfolio disclosure sparked buying interest. * STRK: +21%+ after StarkWare discussed plans to strengthen Starknet’s quantum resistance at the L1 level. * ONDO: +1% following the launch of Private Markets, offering tokenized economic exposure to private companies, starting with OpenAI. ⸻ 📰 Key Updates * ESMA gave EU crypto firms three months to phase out services involving stablecoins that do not comply with MiCA. * CFTC proposed formal crypto-market rules covering trading and market regulation, while exploring a framework for spot crypto trading. * SEC is considering allowing investment advisers to self-custody Bitcoin under certain conditions. * U.S. Treasury withdrew proposed crypto-monitoring rules targeting non-custodial wallets and crypto mixers. * Standard Chartered’s Singapore branch plans to offer institutional custody for crypto assets, stablecoins and tokenized RWAs. * Moscow Exchange plans to open cryptocurrency trading from December 1. * Chainlink launched a cross-chain deposit solution allowing vaults to accept deposits from more than 80 blockchains. * Ethereum activated Glamsterdam on the Sepolia testnet, raising the block gas limit to nearly 200M. ⸻ ⚡ Quick Take BTC has lost $83K as elevated Treasury yields, energy-supply risks and weaker technology-sector sentiment weigh on risk appetite. **$81K is the immediate support to watch**, while reclaiming $83K is essential for stabilization; otherwise, $80K becomes the next downside target.

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.