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Hello, Reddit is plagued by anger and censorship.
To answer your question about staking, there is a very interesting and easy restaking strategy to set up.
You go to the Kelp platform, then you convert ETH into HGETH. There used to be a 20% return, but it seems the APY keeps decreasing. Today, it has reached a lower level of around 8% annualized. It’s still better than most alternatives.
By the way, am I the only one using Kelp? Or is Kelp some kind of secret? Haha.

kinda wild how little anyone cares about ETH/BTC...straight down with basically zero relief rally for months.
Such a broken investment. Zero point to DCA, at this point, will have to wait until EOY to see if we have bottomed.

To be clear, ETH is still my all-in play. The ticket out of the matrix.
But being red 12 out of the last 15 months is just complete bs...

i think doing stable pairs such as USDC/USDT, or wstETH/ETH would be more advisable. smaller gains, but much much more predictable. get around 10% APY if you set a super tight range. let automated vaults like acryptos handle the range setting and you're good to go.

outside of the hope that you think it's gonna flash to ATH again and you promise yourself you'll take the money and run then, not sure.
I don't research the shit tho so I dunno, I've just gone in and out of ETH a few times the past half decade and made some money. I sorta thought that was the point tbh 😂

yes, ETH/USDC pool has very big IL. it has never worked for me

ETH has so much selling pressure / open sell requests it has no chance of pumping, but BTC might surprise to the upside

And people still wait two months to stake ETH rather than unstake and withdraw..

That depends. All you need is basically a wallet and an address they can pay too. If you need a website/booking integration it gets a bit more difficult. You should not limit yourself to BTC, since btc got crippled and is not a good payment coin at all, still it is the most known one. BTC, ETH, BCH, LTC are the usual big 4 if it comes to acceptance.
Many custodial payment providers require KYC. For example Bitpay requires KYC in the EU. So your best option is to accept crypto directly without a custodian.
https://nowpayments.io
https://prompt.cash
https://btcpayserver.org

Ethereum’s price has dropped nearly **60% in the last six months**, and big companies holding ETH are taking huge losses. **Bitmine Immersion Technologies**, for example, bought Ethereum at around **$3,843 per coin** and is now sitting on **$8.8 billion in paper losses**. Even so, the company just bought **45,749 more ETH** at lower prices, showing they still believe in the long-term value of Ethereum.
Other corporate holders are feeling the pain too. **SharpLink Gaming** faces about **$1.4 billion in losses**, and **The Ether Machine** has nearly **$1 billion in unrealized losses**. At the same time, some “smart money” traders are betting against Ethereum with short positions, while new buyers are still putting millions into ETH.
The big picture? Even with falling prices, many institutions are **holding or buying more Ethereum**, showing confidence in its future. For anyone following crypto, it’s a reminder that **losses today don’t always mean the end some see this as a chance to buy the dip**.

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The SCOTUS ruling just triggered a massive ETH rally, but here is why a drop to $1,500 is still completely on the table.

Eso de meter todo en una cripto como bitcoin no es rentable, ya que otras crecen a mejores tasas de rendimiento. Incluso hace unos días mientras todas caían arrastradas por bitcoin unas pocas subían y dieron buen rendimiento. Una buena cartera debe tener BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, TAO (ligada a IA), LINK, XRP, DOGE, PEPE y la que medio alto rendimiento mientras todas caían XMR.

Main difference is the 24hr volume:
* MOON =$18K
* ETH = $20B
* BTC = $40B

And ETH down 60% and BTC down 50%. Such is crypto.

Stop spreading FUD on ETH - Tom Lee

I am not trying to be condescending or a jerk. I promise.
Here's the hard truth: If you need to ask, then you should not be in crypto, as you're too vulnerable to phishing attacks.
Your OpenSea profile is connected to via your ETH wallet, not your e-mail address.

Would Sol Sui and Avax be risky to you or you mean like the traditional BTC ETH is the only established

yeah the staking hedge angle is interesting actually. if you're running a large ETH staking position you're naturally long ETH, so shorting perps is just risk management not necessarily a directional bet. but $491M feels too large to be pure hedging.. that's a conviction size. and you're right about BTC, it's the first port of call when institutions want crypto exposure without the volatility of everything else.

I've been using [flake.exchange](http://flake.exchange) for ETH to Solana , clean interface, fast swaps, no surprise fees ,worth a try.