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>**Bank deposit flight,** >**Won't give up without a fight,** >**Stablecoins done right.** ~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

I've been thinking about the current AI trend and how the infrastructure might evolve. Phase 1 was clearly the GPU boom for training the models. Phase 2 seems to be the inference and edge computing boom for actually running them everywhere. Does it make sense that Phase 3 could be autonomous AI agents needing a native settlement layer? Since an AI can't open a traditional corporate bank account or pass KYC to use services like Stripe, crypto seems like the most practical way for them to transact with each other (AI-to-AI) and pay traditional companies for things like APIs, web scraping, or cloud storage (AI-to-Business). If this scenario actually plays out, do you think networks like ETH, SOL, or LINK are well-positioned to capture this volume? Or is the idea of AI agents driving blockchain adoption still too far off? Would love to hear your thoughts on this timeline.

Did ETH follow BTC up to ATH in October of last year?

$2340 ETH, finally broke-even on my short

Imagine relying on ETH.

Blue chip NFTs were never really priced on the art. They were priced on the ETH wealth effect plus a steady stream of people flipping into the next mint, and both of those are gone right now. So the floors are mostly showing where the real buyers are, and with volume this thin it only takes a few motivated sellers to walk a floor down a long way. On the Doginal Dogs point, I'd be careful reading that as strength. A collection holding near its high while everything else bleeds is often just a small float and a handful of holders who refuse to list. It looks resilient right up until one bigger holder decides to exit. What matters more than the floor price is how many listings are stacked just above it and whether the number of sales is actually going up, or only the price. Honest read for the whole sector: it probably needs a genuinely new source of demand, not just ETH bouncing, before the old names come back.

> but the number of transactions has increased steadily Nevertheless for XMR I doubt that active addresses are growing correspondingly. If they do - great. But I like CashFusion over it, especially with XMR almost succesfully being attacked by Qubic SOL is a someone's database. ETH is no longer open blockchain with an energy signature, if I get two chains in contention - I can't compare them without trusting someone

I was referring to your growth curve through ETH. Where we have just chopped sideways for 5 years, there hasn’t been a growth curve.

it's just a little pause in the uptrend. Crypto looks better if you look at the BTC year to date chart. I'm assuming BTC low is in and ETH will follow BTC up. Having said these soothing words, I'm still approx 100% cash waiting for decent volume to confirm a reversal.

Because ETH is too good to short, so most traders long. The moment you realize that this is just a perpetual hunting of ETH bulls, the sooner you can stop losing money. ETH does the same thing every time, go up, stay there for a bit, build longs, then go down and wreck them. Never buy dips. Never ever.

And consider that's with a ton of ETH being bought up by BitMine. Though in fairness BTC's 5-yr chart doesn't look good vs. other assets either, despite all of the DAT accumulation. The price of these things is mostly set by gigantic institutional leverage trading now (i.e., paper). So all of the fundamentals and tokenomics and supply caps don't really matter.

ETH candle so red my Duo can't display it on the front screen LMAO 🤌

And the. You realize ETH is the same price as it was in 2021. Just sideways year in and year out.

I'm tired.. Why are shorts never hunted like longs? Seems down is the only way all the time for ETH. Except a few days a year. Is price even correlated to the asset? Or is it just a game of liquidating eachother?

eth/btc has erased 3 months of gains. [https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/ETHBTC/?timeframe=ALL](https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/ETHBTC/?timeframe=ALL) \-56% in the past 5 years, up only 60% in the past 10 years. I expect the 10 year chart to turn negatively eventually, as it has before. From there, .02 is the big level to watch. Once it goes hard below there then I can see the bleed out accelerating to ICO price. I honestly don't understand why anyone holds ETH anymore given the fact it has zero buybacks and (effectively) zero burns. It's a protocol that isn't money and makes barely any revenue. Save my comment, it's going much lower long term. RemindMe! 5 years

I have always thought mainnet tx volume is the metric of success for ETH. Moving more money in large or small chunks is what the tech is for and if that value keeps going up then we are sitting pretty.

I knowwww we're an Eth subreddit, but... wanted to share my rare non-ETH play in crypto and this is the only crypto community I participate in. I just bought a chunk of XMR (the only reason I have a Kraken account, hah) because of all the revelations about AI uncovering zero days this week, and how it looks like there's way more to come. Looking like the web will be an absolute paradise for hackers over the next year and I bet a good chunk of stolen/ransomed funds ends up converted to XMR. Also, on a related note, it's going to be a rocky 6 months with a lot of fears of seemingly everything being hackable, and some will definitely over generalize and worry about ETH (and BTC) despite how battle tested they are and how much incentive there's been to find vulnerabilities to date. But once we get through this period unscathed, while so much other digital infrastructure gets exposed, IMO it's going to create a huge tailwind in trust.

Ethereum fine. ETH same as in any other bear market, we crash way more than tradfi.

^Six figure ETH?

Last time I staked my USDC, it was on jupiter. Sol transactions are a lot cheaper than ETH. Currently you get 5.1% APR on your USDC on jupiter

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No it won't eventually hit 1.5%. That's only if 100% of ETH is staked. 100% of ETH will never be staked.

Arthur Hayes just sold his entire trading book, about $22M in ETH, ENA and UNI. Bitcoin is below its 50-day average for the first time in 66 days

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At the current stage ETH is like owning the silk road, but others are making all the money on their tolls along the way.  The main obsession is that we rally around making the road cheaper to maintain and faster to travel? Please change my mind.