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I'm balls deep into crypto But I don't know a single person using crypto on a daily basis. As opposed to LLMs which everyone uses including my 70y old mom. To be fair, she also holds BTC and ETH so perhaps she's not a benchmark

IRRC, BTC is currently being issued at a higher rate than ETH. You can also subdivide BTC by satoshi. You are confusing scarcity for monetary premium, neither asset is scarce

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I sold all my ETH with a slight profit. When it comes to crypto I am now 100% into BTC. Obviously I still invest into non-crypto assets like stocks, but crypto wise I won’t invest into ETH, until it maybe drops below 1200. I kept my ETH for a couple of your only to see it go up and down

Why is that rude? Your premise is objectively BS and the fact that you can recognize how BTC is useful, in spite of ETH being about 100x more useful, makes this seem like a lowkey troll post too.

Rude. Feel free to disagree with the substance of what I said. I've owned BTC and ETH for a decade. I've been disappointed in the trajectory.

ETH has been purely a utility for a long time There's no reason for it to keep going up It isn't like BTC, it has unlimited printing available and it has no use except as a utilities to build on It's fiat "value" is unnecessary

Too many regular Joe's who missed the BTC train in 2014 got in on the ETH between 2018 and 2022. Now we are all hodling, hoping what happened to BTC will happen to ETH. "They" do not want this to happen.

>5 years. That's a really long time. >Think about it. From age 10 to 60, you have 50 years. That's 10% of that entire period spent waiting for ETH to do something. Wow, I never understood how long 5 years really is until now. Thank you.

If you stake your ETH, you should expect ~2.5 APY. Anymore would be speculative gains, and the speculative hype has died down quite a bit in the last 5 years. If you're not happy with the returns, you should put your money into more riskier investments like equities.

Then buy MasterCard stock :) There are many options, and each individual see the options from their perspective. Crypto is not a replacement for MasterCard, it is a replacement for whole financial ecosystem for the whole world. I always buy BTC, ETH, SOL and some other coins every month and i still see whole crypto market heavily undervalued.

The problem is that new ETH can be generated by staking. Unlike BTC, where you can't. This means that scarcity isn't a problem with ETH. So, there's no reason for the price to rise as much as other assets like BTC.

He’s talking about ETH and you know that. They’re different things and this daily thread is mostly always about ETH price

Good framing, and I'd add a fourth question: revenue net of what the protocol pays out in token incentives 🤔 A lot of "revenue" headlines are really fees that go to LPs or validators, not to the protocol itself. And some protocols spend more on emissions to keep that activity going than they earn, so holders end up funding the revenue through dilution. What I check on the token side: - Where do the fees actually land: LPs, treasury, stakers, or a buyback? - Is it hard-coded, or a governance promise that can be switched off later? - Does the buyback or burn outrun unlocks and emissions, or does it just slow the dilution? - Is there a foundation or company sitting between the protocol and the token, so value can pile up somewhere holders can't reach? Agree on ETH/BTC being a relative-performance check, not a valuation tool. I'd use it as a "is the market rewarding this at all" filter, not as proof of the thesis 📉 The evidence I'd want before buying the story: a few quarters where value reaching holders from real fees (burn, buyback or fee-funded staking yield, not inflation) is bigger than net new supply.

If you're this oblivious, you should definitely get out of Eth. Or stop spreading your ignorance as if it was intelligence. **Major Institutional Ethereum Adoption in 2026** **Banks and financial institutions** * **JPMorgan:** Launched its second tokenized money market fund on Ethereum in May. Brought JPM Coin (JPMD) to Ethereum mainnet in October. * **BlackRock:** Launched two tokenized money market products in August, including an Ethereum-based share class. Introduced Ethereum-based tokenized share classes for European money market funds representing $311 billion in underlying fund assets. * **Fidelity:** Launched its FIDD stablecoin on Ethereum. * **Morgan Stanley:** Launched an Ethereum investment product incorporating staking. * **BNP Paribas:** Issued tokenized money market fund shares on Ethereum in a limited institutional pilot. * **Amundi:** Tokenized an investment fund on Ethereum. * **Standard Chartered:** Expanded institutional ETH trading capabilities. * **Deutsche Bank:** Announced plans to introduce ETH institutional custody services, subject to regulatory approval. * **Charles Schwab:** Expanded access to cryptocurrency trading, including ETH. * **Interactive Brokers:** Introduced ETH staking for eligible clients. **Asset managers and investment firms** * **Baillie Gifford:** Launched a natively tokenized UK-authorized bond fund using Ethereum as its legal ownership register. * **Invesco:** Introduced a tokenized Treasury fund on Ethereum. * **Neuberger Berman:** Participated in a tokenized high-income investment fund. **Major corporations and financial technology** * **Robinhood:** Launched Robinhood Chain, an Ethereum Layer 2 designed for financial services and tokenized assets. * **Revolut:** Launched EURR, a euro-denominated stablecoin on Ethereum. * **Mastercard:** Expanded stablecoin infrastructure capabilities through BVNK. * **Intercontinental Exchange (NYSE parent):** Joint venture with OKX proposed a tokenized stock trading venue using an Ethereum Layer 2. * **LG Electronics:** Reported an Ethereum Layer 2 deployment. **Ethereum ecosystem figures — October 2026** * **$23.1 billion** in tokenized assets on Ethereum mainnet. * **59%** of tokenized assets held across Ethereum and its Layer 2 ecosystem. * **$17.1 trillion** in stablecoin transfer volume across Ethereum and its Layer 2s over the preceding 90 days. * **$49.4 billion** in DeFi total value locked on Ethereum mainnet. * **100+ institutional deployments** identified across Ethereum-based infrastructure. * **$800+ million** combined in JPMorgan’s two Ethereum-based tokenized money market funds. **Sources** * ⁠[JPMorgan — JPM Coin on Ethereum, October 2026](https://www.jpmorgan.com/payments/newsroom/jpm-coin-live-on-ethereum?utm_source=chatgpt.com) * ⁠[JPMorgan — Tokenized money market fund, May 2026](https://am.jpmorgan.com/us/en/asset-management/adv/about-us/media/press-releases/jp-morgan-asset-management-launches-second-tokenized-fund-on-ethereum/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) * ⁠[BlackRock — U.S. tokenized funds, August 2026](https://www.blackrock.com/cash/en-us/press-release-t3?trk=public_post_comment-text&utm_source=chatgpt.com) * ⁠[BlackRock — European tokenized funds, August 2026](https://www.blackrock.com/cash/en-ie/press-release-t4?utm_source=chatgpt.com) * ⁠[Robinhood — Ethereum Layer 2 launch, July 2026](https://robinhood.gcs-web.com/news-releases/news-release-details/robinhood-reports-second-quarter-2026-results?utm_source=chatgpt.com) * ⁠[Ethereum Institutional — October 2026 briefing and adoption figures](https://www.ethereuminstitutional.org/research/ethereum-institutional-briefing-issue-01?utm_source=chatgpt.com) * ⁠[Ethereum Institutional — Institutional deployment database](https://ethereuminstitutional.org/?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

I’m a nobody that knows nothing. I purchased BTC and ETH around 2016- not a huge amount, but made money when they both went up (I thought I was a financial genius when I bought at $7k and sold at $12k). The time to make a killing on either has passed. Everyone knows about it now, including banks and governments. That should tell you something. Unless you’re a whale that bought 10 years ago, don’t expect much.

ETH may continue to be stagnant as financial institutions like JPMorgan are maintaining their own private blockchain. They have taken the good parts and incorporated them into their own system.

unfortunately it seems the money that would have gone into ETH and altcoins went into tech and now into precious metals. Maybe soon it will roll over into ETH, I don't know. Yes super disappointing.

made a .001 ETH bounty yesterday for someone to build a poidh app that works on Austin Griffith's new wedgie 3D printed computer and an AI agent finished the job in under an hour: [https://github.com/swiftbotlab/wedgie-poidh](https://github.com/swiftbotlab/wedgie-poidh) it's really fun how many agents are responding on poidh now and that all it takes is a tiny amount of ETH onchain to get them working for you I know many of y'all probably already have paid AI subscriptions, but if you don't and you just need a one-off job a high-powered AI could do, you may want to consider throwing a tiny amount of ETH on poidh and seeing what happens it's like a gatcha machine but instead of Pokemon cards you're getting little AI side projects and it's all fully onchain and paid in ETH OG bounty page: [https://poidh.xyz/base/bounty/1504](https://poidh.xyz/base/bounty/1504) https://preview.redd.it/xau8kb0slmxh1.jpeg?width=1536&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a6c95ed67a1d5516b10432ae01e5015f191a8f40

You’re conflating single asset performance with the Ethereum ecosystem, of which every single L2 is part. You’re now seeing consolidation back to mainnet as 1/ many of those speculative L2’s fail while the winners emerge, and 2/ the scalability of mainnet has vastly improved. And relative to every other smart contract chain the Ethereum ecosystem is dominant in both transactional and TVL terms. Imo the end-game for Ethereum relies on the convergence (not replacement) of tradfi and blockchain, but we are still a few years away from that being realised (Europe and Asia will likely be the first regions in which proper digital integration will be totally realised at both institutional and government level). The US will lag because it’s corporate-centered. But in a fully digital world (including agentic transactions) Ethereum is well placed to provide the infrastructure for a great portion of the corporate and personal finance landscape. Ultimately if you don’t want to retain a long-term investment in Ethereum that’s fine- people get married to crypto instead of seeing it as just one asset in a diverse portfolio. Personally speaking my return has been exceptional, even at the current price point. Another point to consider, if you had staked at Beacon Chain inception your return compounded would be between 27-31% until present. So people leaving their ETH idle over that 5 year period made a mistake in doing so.

I'm genuinely curious where this idea that the market needs to shake out all retail investors before prices can go up comes from. Is there actual evidence for this or is it just a common belief in crypto? If that's how markets work, shouldn't people like Tom Lee be spreading FUD instead of publicly buying and promoting ETH? And shouldn't institutions be creating fear to push retail investors out? Instead, we keep seeing positive news about Ethereum, institutional adoption, JPM Coin and so on. If anything, doesn't it seem like they're encouraging retail investors to get in rather than shaking them out? Also, Bitcoin managed to break its previous ATH. Was that because there were no retail investors left in Bitcoin? I'm not saying you're wrong. I'm just wondering why everyone seems so convinced that ETH will eventually pump once enough retail investors give up and where that assumption comes from.

For me personally, I’m taking a long term approach to ETH, SOL and BTC. I think by mid 2030s these will be significantly more valuable as the build out continues.

I would want to see buybacks or fee sharing that actually goes to holders, not just revenue on a dashboard. Then I would check whether the token is also beating BTC over a full cycle, because a falling ETH/BTC chart says the market is not rewarding it yet.

CZ just wants to buy more ETH

More like meme coins max 1-3%. ETH and BTC is what I would consider max 10%