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I like this and I believe this is what will happen. What I don’t understand is how and what kind of impact that will have on the price of the ETH I currently hold. If supply can increase that puts a top on token price, doesn’t it?

Its relative cost, that means how much it costs would depend on how many are currently mining it. ETH is also relative cost, you get the reward based on your principal take. In any case, it has nothing to do with what were talking about, you missed the point entirely, Bitcoin is inflationary like ETH, so clearly thats not the smoking gun.

Ambire is a smart-contract wallet rather than a plain key-pair wallet like Rabby, which is the main practical difference. That lets it do things like paying gas in tokens instead of ETH and batching several actions into one transaction, and it simulates transactions before you sign. Worth knowing that a smart account is a contract on-chain, so you're also trusting its contract code, so check whether it's been audited. On privacy, no wallet is fully private by default: whichever RPC node it talks to sees your IP and addresses, so look at which RPC it uses and whether you can swap in your own. I'd try it with a small amount first and keep your Rabby setup until you're comfortable.

Français ici, qui fait pas mal de DeFi. Petite précision quand même : la loi n'est pas encore passée. \- L'amendement I-3898 a été adopté par l'Assemblée le 16 octobre, 38 voix contre 37, contre l'avis du gouvernement. Mais c'est seulement la première lecture. \- Le vote de toute la partie recettes du budget a été reporté. Si elle est rejetée, l'amendement tombe avec. \- Ensuite, le Sénat peut le supprimer ou le réécrire. Et en cas de 49.3, le gouvernement ne garde que les amendements qu'il veut. \- S'il passe, il ne vise que les conversions faites à partir du 1er janvier 2027. Rien de rétroactif. Le périmètre compte aussi. Seuls les stablecoins « monnaie électronique » au sens de MiCA sont visés (USDC, EURC). Crypto contre crypto reste en sursis, tout comme DAI/USDS, USDe ou l'or tokenisé. Pour l'USDT, ce n'est pas tranché. Et le calcul change : on passerait du portefeuille global à un prix moyen pondéré jeton par jeton. Côté DeFi, si ça passe : \- prendre ses bénéfices en USDC sur un DEX devient une cession imposable, même sans jamais toucher un euro ; \- les pools ETH (ou autre)/USDC deviennent un casse-tête : l'AMM vend de l'ETH contre de l'USDC en continu, et personne ne sait comment sera traitée une sortie de pool avec une autre composition qu'à l'entrée ; \- une liquidation qui vend ta garantie en USDC devient une vente imposable, en plus de la perte ; \- le farming et les rééquilibrages en stablecoins : chaque passage par l'USDC compte ; \- beaucoup vont sans doute basculer vers DAI ou USDe pour rester en sursis, et troquer un risque fiscal contre un risque de dépeg. Du coup : si le texte passe, vous faites quoi avant janvier ? Sortir vos stablecoins en euros, basculer vers BTC, ETH ou DAI, ne rien changer et payer le moment venu, ou autre chose ? Et concrètement, qu'est-ce que vous changeriez dans vos positions DeFi ?

I’ve pretty much given up on ETH, wish I put my money elsewhere. Just keeping it there for now and hoping to wake up pleasantly surprised at some point in the future.

Hi r/ethereum, Every time a friend sends me an Etherscan link and asks "what did I just do?", I end up explaining internal txns, token transfers, method IDs and why there's WETH in there. Etherscan is great if you know what you're looking at. For everyone else it's a wall of hex. So I built Simplorer. You open a transaction or an address and it tells you in one sentence what happened. Same swap, two views: Etherscan: [https://etherscan.io/tx/0x074069a156fdaf1f07a0dfa602d17cb128d0ccbf9f79b93c8b3edc798eaebfda](https://etherscan.io/tx/0x074069a156fdaf1f07a0dfa602d17cb128d0ccbf9f79b93c8b3edc798eaebfda) Simplorer: [https://simplorer.app/ethereum/tx/0x074069a156fdaf1f07a0dfa602d17cb128d0ccbf9f79b93c8b3edc798eaebfda](https://simplorer.app/ethereum/tx/0x074069a156fdaf1f07a0dfa602d17cb128d0ccbf9f79b93c8b3edc798eaebfda) Simplorer says "0xc850…87b7 swapped 0.72 ETH for 1,378.06 USDT on Relay". Below that you see who sent and got what (part of it went through Uniswap) and the fee in ETH and dollars. A few things it does: \- names the apps people actually use, a few hundred of them (Uniswap, Aave, Lido, 1inch, Curve, Pendle, OpenSea...) \- approvals in plain words, like "allowed Uniswap to move any amount of its USDC", with a note on what that means and how to take it back \- Safes and smart accounts show up as the account that acted, not as some contract call \- bridges show where the coins went on the other side (Across, Stargate, LayerZero, CCTP) \- fake tokens copying a real ticker and address poisoning transfers get a warning Most transactions from normal wallets come out as one clean sentence. If it can't name something it says "an app we don't know yet" instead of guessing. Data comes from Blockscout and a public node. No account, no ads. It's still in beta and I'm sure some transactions read weird. If you find one, send it to me. That's honestly the most useful feedback I can get.

Old crazy high ETH fees made me. Same same, but different.

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Exactly. I personally think ETH.D is going much lower as ETH loses more and more ground to coins that make actual revenue

The best option for anyone is to get as far away from a major population hub as possible on a fertile slice of land with as minimal tax and council restrictions as possible, and become as self-sufficient as possible, maybe find a lil lady to join you, or some family, or friends, or just a dog. That is the best we can hope for with what is coming, and of course, we can also hope to make some profit on ETH before unrealized capital gains become a ubiquitous staple in the coming panopticon. Goodluck. !tip 5

Waking up to a sea of red and somehow my portfolio's decided to match my sleep schedule, completely wrecked. I swear ETH's just waiting for me to sell before it rips back to 4k out of spite.

>**Twenty-four hundred,** >**The wallets were all plundered,** >**Private keys blundered.** ~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

The core question I ask myself is whether a decentralized economic project, enabled by super intelligent and cheap AI, will one day (soon) out compete corporations in some areas? In other words, is decentralized infrastructure for economic coordination ultimately going to prove to be more powerful with AI than traditional companies? If you suspect the answer could be yes, then you likely want some ETH. ETH is essentially the infrastructure for decentralized finance. Combined with powerful AIs capable of coordinating and monitoring human/AI economic activity on a large scale, this combination has the potential to be pretty powerful. We have been in a holding pattern because AI is only now reaching levels where we can imagine such projects being viable, and crypto more broadly is only now reaching the point where it has some degree legal legitimacy. But I can imagine a future, not far from now, where one shot prompts to create a business could cascade into massive global decentralized projects with swarms of creative agents coordinating, building, hiring humans, deploying capital, etc, turning into profound economic activity. It could all happen with just a couple prompts, precisely because crypto enables something like that to start from someone's basement and go viral with the speed and success that a more traditional route simply wouldn't permit with ease. Then, once it succeeds once, everyone jumps on the bandwagon and suddenly we have an ICO 2.0 bubble the likes no one can fathom.

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.