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Is native ETH staking in Fidelity Crypto accounts on the roadmap?

What we're watching on ETH this week is leverage more than narratives. Our Hunter Killer liquidation heatmap has about $94M of long liquidations sitting right under price near 1,810 and a bigger $142M pocket down near 1,722, with short liquidations above at roughly $84M near 1,823 and $127M near 1,850. Over the last 24 hours longs took about $970M of forced selling against roughly $81M of shorts, so a lot of leverage has already been flushed. If you're looping ETH as collateral on a lending market this week, check your liquidation price against those levels and keep a real buffer, because a wick toward 1,722 is exactly the kind of move that sets off onchain liquidations too. What would change the picture is ETH reclaiming 1,850, which would put the shorts under pressure instead. Not advice.

> how many people have been roped into buying ETH because of the promise of $10k being right around the corner and are now stuck with huge losses? To be fair, if you bought ETH because of $10k promises then you probably have a lot of other magic beans in your bag.

https://preview.redd.it/4tmeonxe7t1i1.png?width=1184&format=png&auto=webp&s=7eac55a32aca482cac5abd87007afde7d653881e there's a lot of attention on X for this $3000 crowdfunded Pangram bounty false-positive bounty: [https://x.com/Nition/status/2121172500461871560](https://x.com/Nition/status/2121172500461871560) but as friend of the app PhiMarhal points out, crowdfunded bounties on social media that rely on random anon accounts claiming they will pay money after the fact aren't a great incentive signal so, if you want to throw some ETH down to: 1) show that onchain tools are ideal for crowdfunded bounties 2) help incentivize AI research you can do so via: [https://poidh.xyz/mainnet/bounty/48](https://poidh.xyz/mainnet/bounty/48)

tbh I was thinking ETH was finally going to moon and take COIN CRCL BTC etc with it

You can buy BTC you'll probably about 3x your money so id do BTC SOL and ETH

exactly, the vesting contract itself never needs to verify a STARK or change a single line of its payout logic. ​Because a pre-5.0 VestingWallet simply sends ETH or ERC-20 tokens to the hardcoded beneficiary address, the escape hatch lives entirely on the beneficiary account at the protocol layer. If an EOA delegates to a PQ smart wallet via EIP-7702 and disables residual ECDSA key control via EIP-7851 before a quantum cutoff (or recovers a frozen address into a delegated smart wallet via a consensus-level ZK seed preimage proof after ECDSA is disabled), the address itself stays the exact same 20-byte beneficiary. ​When the vesting cliff unlocks later, the old VestingWallet still pays that same address as usual, and the delegated smart account code at that address forwards the funds out under post-quantum signatures. No contract storage overrides or consensus-level payout redirects needed.

One thing that helps with small amounts: the network gas fee is usually the minor part now, the bigger cost is often the exchange's trading fee and its withdrawal fee if you move ETH to your own wallet. Check the withdrawal fee on the exchange before you buy, and if you do send it out, test with a tiny transfer first and double check the address and network. For gas you can watch etherscan's gas tracker, and fees are noticeably lower when the network is quiet.

I've been investing in Crypto since 2019. Ever since October 10th of last year I have slowly sold pretty much all of it. Honestly, I think the only way to make money in crypto at this point is shorting it. I only "play" with it now and primarily by opening short positions. I know there are a lot of options when it comes to trading perps, but I solely use Jupiter Exchange on Solana for Perps. It's easy, straight forward and I am very comfortable purely shorting SOL. I use Jupiter Wallet as well to do all of this. I'm not sure when this changed, but I used to be able to trade Perps on Jupiter with no geo restrictions, but yesterday when I wanted to open a short position on Jupiter it said it wasn't available in my location. Before yesterday the last time I used Jupiter Perps was June 24th and there were no geo blocks for the US. I guess something changed. No big deal as I just use a VPN now. But yeah, I do not believe in the near future, buying and holding ANYTHING, BTC, ETH or even SOL itself will bring in profits.

> Blockspace paid for is blockspace paid for. But that has nothing to do with your 5.7 trillion number. People making billion dollars transactions pay the same fees as a 100 dollar one. The block space fees have been far too low to justify ETH's price.

Setting targets is a good start, but I'd decide the exit plan before the entries. A few things that helped me after 2021: - Pick your core vs high-risk split up front (say most of it in BTC/ETH and a small slice for alts) and write it down, so a pump doesn't rewrite it for you. - DCA on a fixed schedule instead of trying to call bottoms. Weeks like this one are where the schedule earns its keep. - Set take-profit levels now while you're calm: sell a set % at prices you pick in advance and rotate it into BTC or stables. - Keep what you won't touch for years in self-custody. - Skip leverage for a long-term goal. This week's flush hit leveraged longs hard. On BTC vs alts: small caps can move more, but plenty of 2021 alts never got back to their highs, so size the alt slice as money you can afford to see go to near zero. Not financial advice, just what stops me from improvising mid-cycle.

All correlations go to 1. When things get really bad. I was just grabbing a chunk out of ETH and I'm gone. The reddit bots keep blocking your comments. I have no idea why. I keep releasing them. If I don't see them all let me know so I can fix them.

>how many people have been roped into buying ETH because of the promise of $10k No one has ever been roped into buying ETH.

It's not real productive activity adding value to anything. Bots will do the same at $2k ETH or $50 ETH. That means the value of the crypto assets is based purely off the liquidity of the global money supply instead of any real use case or the sentiment of how much people "want" it. Right now people are distracted with AI compared to the 2017 days when the general public atleast were hyped up about it.

> That being said, I do wish we had more fundamental investing advice here like we used to. Staying diversified and managing risk are super important and not easy things to learn. As I've said before: ETH went too high, too fast, for our good. I'm including myself here, after all I was buying in 2017-2019 and after 2021 kept getting rekt. People usually learn diversification and risk management gradually, not by force and by the market humbling them again and again after their investment pulled a 50x.

Who is making their financial decisions based off of people posting "ETH to $10K is FUD"? If such people exist, the fact that they are not doing any due diligence at all is going to get them rekt regardless. In fact, if that's all it takes for someone to throw their money into something, then it's probably better off in ETH than an outright scam. Anyone posting "ETH is going to $10K and here's why" is no more wrong holding that opinion than someone looking at fundamentals and saying "it's over for ETH." This is why we want discussion. So people can ultimately make informed decisions. That being said, I do wish we had more fundamental investing advice here like we used to. Staying diversified and managing risk are super important and not easy things to learn.

"I've frequently heard these doomposters say "oH bUt YoU dON't CaRe WhEn tHe bULL pOsTeRs sPaM $10K mOoN" well that's right, we don't care. **Because while those posts are also of no value, they're also not harmful."** Hard disagree here, how many people have been roped into buying ETH because of the promise of $10k being right around the corner and are now stuck with huge losses? Both sides are equally bad when taken to the extremes.

> But I do believe there are a significant number of folks who want even "good faith" bears to stop posting. I think that's why bears feel persecuted, but who knows... I think it's a natural defence mechanism. These are real people with families, often with all their hope of a financially sound future riding on this. It's natural to want to attack people who aren't bullish. As for blind bullposts, I think they're just annoying, personally. I think anyone swayed by seeing a sub full of people saying "ETH to 10K" are destined to lose their money to one thing or another anyway.

I've started my journey in crypto too late in July of this year... so take my advice with a grain of salt. I've researched a lot and i ended up with this conclusion: Nobody knows anything for sure and those who say they do in the end don't. All you do is speculate based on what info you gather be it influencers which is the worst, or doing your own deep research on each individual coin's project, revenues, news and stuff like that, that for someone new might take months to learn and understand to read them. And again you could be wrong. Plus the crypto market always changes, with ETF's, regulations, AI. It's not the same as it was in 2021. Many more coins are added which spreads the money flowing everywhere...But because theres expectation of a bull market it might become a self fulfilling prophecy... Some say there will be an alt season and a bull run, others are negative and some others believe that maybe BTC with a few alts will conquer the next bull run... But again nothing is for sure. The safest bets as you know and many people will tell you are BTC and ETH. Lower risk but also lower upside... If you want the safe way go full on BTC and ETH... If not, go again on BTC and ETH but add a few other coins you research and believe in them and might have medium risk and higher upside. It depends on how much risk you want to take. I personally went full into alts... i know the risks, i know BTC and ETH are safer but i accept the consequences of doing so. My approach is to put monthly some money on them and i try to buy the dips when fear is high... i also will hold on to them long term no matter what until my minimum goal of the profits i want to get is reached... i accepted i might lose money on the way... No matter your approach be sure to accept the consequences and be ok with yourself no matter what happens.

I don't want ETH to be thrown around like that. It deserves better. But even in an ideal world where this space is not infested with grifters and criminals: Ethereum investors are too eager. Too overinvested. Too leveraged. Too emotional. We will all, in time, mature with the asset. But it's not going to $10K carrying every randos 100x long position with it. And there are still plenty of those.

Yeah and we wicked down to $80 in 2020. Big whoop. Short term volatility is less important than the average price over a given period if we're trying to assess what the fair value is for ETH over the time period within which we compare its usage stats. Same reason we shouldn't think the blow-off tops are particularly relevant either.

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It has lots more room to run that ETH. Imagine what it would take for ETH to go up 10x. Imagine $2.10 XTZ which is more far fetched?

I think BMNR will give you a much better return if your bullish on ETH If ETH going up 50% BMNR will give you a 2-3 X same bet on the same asset bigger return

A wide WETH/USDC range can still make sense if you want both assets and are happy to sell ETH gradually as it rises. If you're entering mainly because you expect ETH to recover, though, the pool shifts you toward USDC during that rise. You can earn fees and still end up behind simply holding your starting WETH and USDC. The displayed APR doesn't account for that underperformance, so compare fees earned minus gas costs against the loss relative to holding.