ETHEUR
Ethereum / Euro
crypto Composite

I do notice utility coins having stagnation in prices,are dirt cheap or take extremely long to reach something close to an ath before sinking again. Polygon,DOT,XLM,Cardano,ETH, etc.

will ETH go down or up?

moonmath: The mcap of BTC and BTC at 120k gives you ETH at 20k

This price action should be expected throughout this year. Sit tight. Accumulate. Do not have unrealistic expectations. Prepare for lower lows, be happy if we do not get them.
I'm curious when the memo will be given to the guys that say ETH is going to to skyrocket due to "low ETH availability", or the 10k ETH crowd this year that come out every time the bear flag is being created with the slow up movement than a clear cut to new lows. Maybe they will learn and be the finals ones to capitulate at EOY and they will mark the bear low.

Deploying more capital into ETH, steady lads.

Most of what’s being built for tokenization of equities is happening on ETH, the common comparison is Manhattan land.

if custody and liquidation terms matter to you then Figure Markets is worth a look. . . fixed 8.91% on BTC/ETH collateral offers 50% LTV and no rehypothecation or MPC custody so the platform never holds your keys. . . margin call at 80% LTV and takes 24 hours to respond. . . Nexo comparison comes down to one thing. . Figure locks you into 12 months so at maturity you repay or refinance at whatever rates are. . . if you're running conservative LTV anyway. . that fixed term might not be the dealbreaker it sounds like. Stack the liquidation buffer, custody setup and repayment flexibility across Figure, Nexo, and coinbase before you decide.

I buy ETH and BTC every month. I keep accumulating.

bottom catching is a fallacy and asking financial advice on the internet is not a sound strategy. We are certainly in a depressed price area in a depressed market that could last longer. If you like ETH the asset and are looking to build a position my opinion is that this is a great place to start dollar cost averaging. If you are a trader I can't help you

Nothing can protect you from leverage, not even the Eternal Crab.
I think that was clear, especially since ETH holders are some of the most degenerate with DeFi/leverage.

Still no BTC or ETH volume on this dip/dump. where are the buyers?
More down is probable until volume comes back coupled with a bounce.

I mean, if you've been in this market for a few years, you know what ETH is gonna do next. It's very predictable.

For a complete beginner, I'd keep it simple and not worry too much about finding the "perfect" exchange
I've actually recommended Delta Exchange to a couple of friends lately because it has spot now, so they can just buy and hold without getting overwhelmed. If they decide to learn more later, things like futures are already there.
The biggest mistake I see beginners make is jumping into leverage on day one. Just buy a little BTC or ETH, learn how wallets and withdrawals work, and go from there. The fancy stuff can wait 😂.

**Headline:** Infamous Ethereum MEV bot JaredFromSubway was drained of \~$7.5 million after attackers tricked it into approving malicious contracts.
**Why it matters:** This wasn't a smart-contract hack or stolen key—it was a sophisticated manipulation of the bot's own automated trading logic, highlighting a new attack vector against MEV infrastructure.
**Key points:**
* Attackers created fake tokens and liquidity pools that appeared profitable to the bot's arbitrage/sandwich algorithms.
* While pursuing these fake opportunities, the bot granted token approvals to attacker-controlled contracts. Some approvals remained active instead of being immediately consumed.
* The attackers later used those lingering approvals to pull funds via `transferFrom`, draining roughly $7.5 million in ETH, USDC, and USDT (the operator claims losses may be closer to $15 million).
* Portions of the stolen funds were reportedly routed through Tornado Cash to obscure their trail.
* The bot operator has offered a 50% "white hat" bounty, offering to let the attacker keep half the funds if the remainder is returned.
**Context:**
* JaredFromSubway became one of Ethereum's most notorious MEV bots, reportedly accounting for a large share of sandwich attacks during 2024–2025.
* In an ironic twist, a system designed to exploit other traders was itself exploited through its automated decision-making process.
**Bottom line:** This is less a "hack" and more a **highly engineered approval trap**. The biggest lesson is that automated trading systems need strict approval controls and stronger safeguards against interacting with untrusted contracts—even when those contracts appear profitable.

You missed a few crazy cycles, but the good news is you don't need to learn everything at once. Starting with BTC and ETH is never a bad idea

BTC / ETH + saas are going to be the safe haven once KOSPI and semis blow up

BETH is basically stuck until you convert it back to ETH through Binance's redemption option, then you can sell the ETH normally

Never count anything in fiat. I count only in ETH so in bear market i just accumulate more ETH.

> When you retire from your Eth billions
lol I wish I had enough to retire and just tinker with stuff, unfortunately I was just a poor college student when I discovered ETH so I'm a pleb

USDT to ETH swap with lowest fees?