ETHEUR
Ethereum / Euro
crypto Composite

DOGECOIN AND ETH RIPPING

ETH is fine too

BTC or ETH only

> Fuck alts
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> since 2020
= lol, ETH, the main alt, has outperformed BTC since 2020

BTC/ETH, but mainly BTC really

BTC, ETH and XRP

BTC - ETH

BTC and ETH that’s it , don’t touch others

This signal has already failed recently. Between September 2025 and June 2026, a stretch of persistent exchange-balance declines, ETH fell from about $4,850 to $1,550.

>Bitcoin has a simple pitch: scarce digital gold. Solana has a simple pitch: fast, inexpensive and growing. Ethereum’s investment case has become increasingly complicated - rollups, blobs, modular scaling, restaking, L2 fragmentation and lingering questions about whether growing network activity reliably accrues value to ETH.
The classic argument is these are fantastic short term pitch for growth of coin value, but will fall apart in the long term. The reason ETH is complicated to explain is it's trying to be something that provides long term value and stability.
Of course, Cardano claimed the same for thier Haskell coding or some shit. I do think your critisisms are valid

BTC and/or ETH, hold. Offline hardware wallet.

First I'm not very bullish on crypto. I think the last global crypto market cap ATH is not far from being the highest ever. And on the 10~20 years horizon I am bearish on PoW networks.
The Ethereum ecosystem will probably grow and stay strong for a very long time if not forever, but it doesn't seem very likely to me that the coin ETH captures much value from the ecosystem growth. With how ETH functions at the moment I don't see it getting a lot of value.

ETH

I wouldn't be surprised at all to see a mini crash to the 200 day and bounce off (for both ETH and BTC). This whole recent move feels like early 2023, and we retested the 200 day after smashing through it, getting rejected by the 50 week multiple times, coming down and bouncing off into the bull market. In that case, BTC shouldn't make a new low either.

OMG, relax. There’s no need to be so damn fragile. Criticizing Ethereum’s marketing and lack of mindshare doesn’t mean I should sell my ETH and leave.
We’ll know Ethereum has won over more people when Bitcoin no longer commands such a massive valuation premium. ETH’s current price is pathetic precisely because Ethereum has not attracted enough investors or captured enough public attention.
Instead of telling committed ETH holders to leave whenever they identify a weakness, why not discuss ideas for fixing Ethereum’s marketing and mindshare deficit?

keep it extremely simple: pure BTC or a 80/20 BTC/ETH split. since you don't want to follow news or trade, avoiding altcoins entirely will save you a lot of headache

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Two separate questions get tangled here: why ETH is up, and why your other coins are down. For the second one, a useful check is to stop measuring in USD for a minute and measure each holding against ETH or BTC. A lot of the long tail has been bleeding against the majors for a couple of years regardless of headlines - liquidity and narrative rotate, and when nothing rotates into your bucket there just isn't a bid. ETH had its own flows this window, so it decoupled from the tail. None of that tells you what to buy or sell, but 'my coins are broken' vs 'my coins are the wrong beta bucket' are different problems, and the second one is the more common answer.

Every site I used shows the market a few coins at a time, and I wanted to see the whole thing. So I built a site which has the whole top \~1000 on one page, with a bar at the bottom that rewinds the ranking to any day this year and plays it forward.
You can look up one coin's RSI anywhere, but I could never see whether that coin was oversold or the whole market was. So there's an indicators page where every coin in the top 1000 is a small dot with its logo on one chart, rank along the bottom, RSI up the side, and the zones are coloured so you can see how much of the market is overbought or oversold. Same timeline bar at the bottom, drag it to any day this year or press play.
I can't attach an image here, so this link opens the chart set to June 8, the most oversold day this year, with 1000-ish coins on it: [https://coingmi.com/indicators/?d=2026-06-08&n=1000](https://coingmi.com/indicators/?d=2026-06-08&n=1000)
That day 28% of all coins were under RSI 30 and another 36% under 40. BTC, ETH, SOL, ADA, LTC and AVAX all in the oversold band.
You can drag a box around a bunch of coins to follow them, and the bar shows their average change from that day as you play forward. I drew a box around everything oversold on June 8 and pressed play to today: those 204 coins are up 67.7% on average (192 of them are still in the top 1000, the ones that dropped out aren't counted, and it's an average, so a few coins that did 10x pull it up). Obviously June 8 turned out to be about the best day to buy anything this year, so don't read too much into it. The point is you can try it on any day and with any set: the overbought ones, the top 100, one sector.
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BTC & ETH, and nothing else.