ETHEUR
Ethereum / Euro
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$50–100/month is totally fine to start. I’d keep it simple with BTC/ETH rather than spreading $5 across 10 different coins

Litecoin is shitcoin #1 and has performed much worst than ETH

Hey OP, sorry to burst your bubble, but one thing I've learned in crypto is never count your eggs before the hatch, there are multiple crypto that are eating ETH lunch, like SOL which is faster, cheaper and made more than 60% of all crypto transactions, don't get me wrong, I owned both but I don't see ETH been more successful than SOL, but only time will tell

It’s about real world adoption and transaction volumes. Long term, I think the entire stock market will end up on blockchains. And that’s just one piece of the pie that drives ETH long term value.

How does this help ETH, that’s the question.
You buy the stocks, not eth. And fees (burn) is way too low.

I tend to agree that an ETH repricing to new levels is coming within the next 2 years. The tokenization of stocks and other assets is actually happening right now.

Gentlemen, it is with great pleasure to say that Ethereum finally looks good and strong. Many of you here probably held belief in Ethereum for a very long time. Most of us didn't take profits in 2025 because we all thought ETH was about to go into price discovery mode and teleport \*WAY HIGHER\*. That didn't happen but in retrospect, it doesn't matter as long as you have strong belief.
We've been in a huge range for the past years, and now that we're in an institutional cycle, all the clues point to very high price targets. In this universe, there is a chance we will see \*many\* cryptocurrencies sitting above $1 trillion market cap and you can bet that Ethereum is going to be one of them.
Consider silver which is now $3.6 trillions. Gold which is $30 trillions!
THERE IS a legitimate chance we may see ETH > $12.5k
122m x $15k = $1.8T
122m x $30k = $3.6T

These years have been rough, and if they teach us something, it is that if you ever adjust your price targets for ETH, do it to increase your targets, not lower them. Don't underestimate what Ethereum can do. When all things play out, we're about to become crypto's new financial elite.
Slowly, then all at once.

ETH the most pathetic alt so far. Maybe it will change. But last cycle this coin barely hit new aths. SOL and BNB crushed it even XRP blew ETH out of water..sad.. now Zech and hyperliquid been blowing this coin out of water for 2 years and counting

I don’t consider ETH a store of value, so you are wrong.

Ethereum Whales Just Woke Up as ETH Exploded to 8-Month High: What’s Next?

How bad will it be though for projects such as ETH and Link? Isn’t the clarity Act more pro for stable coins?

BTC, ETH, ZEC, SOL, and USDC are the main cryptocurrencies I’m holding. I was using a Ledger hardware wallet, but after seeing all the recent reports about Ledger and other cold wallets being compromised, I’m starting to question whether that’s still the safest option. I also have a SafePal, but I’m not completely confident in it either. I’ve used Exodus in the past and have seen reports of Exodus wallets being hacked, and I’ve also seen people reporting Phantom wallets getting drained. I know exchanges can also get hacked, so I’m trying to find the safest setup possible. Would using a dedicated phone that is only used for crypto be safer? If so, which wallet apps would you trust for BTC, ETH, ZEC, SOL, and USDC& tons more? I’m looking for something that can securely hold multiple types of crypto, with security being the #1 priority. What setup would you personally recommend for long-term storage?

Opinion:"ETH itself has no value".
Reality check: Literally it has over 300B market capitalization, bigger than many big companies (Goldman Sachs, Shell, Alibaba and so on).
I consider ETH store of value, so you're wrong.

ETH at 0.033 BTC is not how I’d describe the flippening being upon us.

As much as I wish you were right…
ETH itself has no value, only the Defi run on it. ETH has become too cheap to use so there’s not enough burn (it’s inflationary). And only BTC is considered as a store of value, and maybe USDT, but not ETH.
I will get out in case we reach previous ATH.

Could you beat historical ETH with your TA skills of today?

SOL flips ETH before ETH flips BTC imo… sorry

Selling the whole lot together:
* 50x pre-1965 Roosevelt dimes
* 9x 1964 Kennedy halves
* 3x 1965-70 40% Kennedy halves
* 6x Franklin halves
* 6x Walking Liberty halves
* 1x 1944 Mercury dime
* 4x Columbian Exposition commemorative halves
* 1x Booker T. Washington commemorative half
* 2x 1965 Canadian 80% silver quarters
* 1x 1944 35% silver war nickel
* 1x APMEX 1/10 oz .999 silver round
Group photo: [https://imgur.com/a/hcLp6cG](https://imgur.com/a/hcLp6cG)
**Price: $900 shipped**
Second sale here under this username (prev purchased under u/1945). Willing to ship first to a well-established member or use a middleman.
If you want close ups of anything let me know.
Condition: All coins are circulated and sold as-is. Assume cull/common circulated condition unless otherwise noted. Some have significant wear, toning, scratches, or other circulation marks. No coins have been professionally graded. Please judge condition from the photos.
Payment: PayPal Friends & Family, BTC, or ETH. No notes with PayPal, please.

Yeah the UI is wonky sometimes. There was a 36-40 day queue when you staked on Aug 9. Once it’s staked, you’ll also start seeing your ETH balance increase daily and staking rewards for the month at home -> ETH -> History

Thank you for the feedback. I've had ETH staking for a while on Kraken so it didn't even click that it didn't clear yet on Gemini.