ETHEUR
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Not bad at all, my avg for ETH is like $3k and I have 4 of them 💀 definitely gotta average down more in this bear market

idk man the $2165 level does feel sticky. liquidation events like this usually mark bottoms historically. been watching sei too actually feels like one of those alts that could run when ETH gets going. might be wrong tho but the on chain data is looking clean

People stake to make money. People don't care about "securing the network" as much as you think. Why do people talk so much about the fiat price of ETH here then?

But having "ETH bagholding" as a special interest is way safer than climbing without ropes 😄

100% felt the same to, I got on the grounds on LTC at a decent adv. Aswell as started a ETH position at 2.3k today.

My crypto holdings are: 70 % BTC and 30 % ETH.
Crypto allocation of my investment portfolio is 11.9 %, as of today. The rest (88.1 %) is invested in stocks and mutual funds.
I'm very dissappointed how poorly crypto has done inthe past 13 months. I'm making good money on the stock market, though. No complaints about my stock picking abilities.

Hbar, AMP, ADA, ETH.

tldr; Tom Lee, head of research at Fundstrat, dismissed concerns over Ethereum's (ETH) recent price drop, attributing it to non-fundamental factors like reduced leverage and gold's rally. Despite a 26% decline in ETH's price over the past month, Lee highlighted strong network fundamentals, including record-high daily transactions and active addresses. Ethereum treasury firm BitMine continued to accumulate ETH during the pullback, with no pressure to sell due to its debt-free structure and staking rewards. Lee views the current price levels as attractive for long-term value.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.

That was a thought but there's 'only' about $213M of ETH borrows against non-correlated assets (e.g. BTC, USD), which would account to \~92,600 ETH or 3% of the total borrows at present.
I've not ran the query for an older block height but I'll assume a good chunk of those borrows have been there before this spike in utilisation and even if it has increased it's probably not meaningful to overall present utilisation.

Tom Lee Shrugs Off ETH Sell-Off, Says Fundamentals Don't Match Falling Prices

Invest longterm...BTC, SOL and ETH
Spare cash and "play" money as I call it...always study up on tokenomics, projects, partners and applications of the tech.
Take the SUI blockchain for an example and have a read up on what's partnered up with it. It's one I personally did ok last year (Jan actually) from 0.53 - 5.00 when I took profit. But it's mainly about the study and once it doesn't have a cat face on it lol 😅

Only alts that survived multiple blood baths and have some utility. For me its just link for 10% portfolio. The rest is BTC and ETH( vast majority is BTC)

I was an enthusiast on cardano, until I saw Sol destroying ETH , then I understood that except BTC all other crypto are just accessories that serve a function and nothing else, they could just be replaced.
In my mind ETH was a solid fundamental of crypto space, now no more, it's just a road to channel capitals, if that road broke the capitals will simply take another parallel street.

Looking forward for my paycheck to come in so I can DCA at these prices!
My confidence in the long-term value of ETH has not changed. This cycle sucked but let's get ready for the next one.

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I don't think that the network is paying stakers enough. Why would anyone besides major institutions choose to stake to just earn a measly 4.5% APY in ETH? That's even worse than holding a dividend stock in some cases.

ETH is clearly dying too

I think what keeps ETH's price in check is largely because the most valuable transactions on the network (e.g., the KYC ones) are going to be heavily regulated stablecoins. Further, I believe stablecoin legislation in the US will ban interest on stablecoin balances, which kind of defeats the purposes of holding stablecoins for anything besides transferring money abroad.

I putz'd around with that on Coinbase as part of their wallet thing. What a pain in the ass any of that was. I was just doing it for the wallet and the free crypto (if I recall
Correctly) and then I got $15 stuck on the OP L2 and for whatever reason I could not figure out how to get it back to L1. It took awhile before I figured it out and then I think I needed more ETH than I had in order for it to be able to be sent back to L1. It was a pain in the butt and I eventually got it figured out but yeah... fuck OP, and Fuck Coinbase Wallet Base One or whatever it's called.

Don't even hold ETH and can tell you this is false. BTC and XRP have different goals, technologies, etc. ETH specializes in smart contracts, L2 chains, etc. It's a beast. Competitors out there but none of the usage scale seen in ETH. Just look at how many ERC20 projects exist.