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How would I go about taking the ETH that I have purchased that is in my transaction history and move it to my wallet to use to pay network fees. I have funds in USDT tether right now. New at this and can't seem to figure out what to do.

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You should check out Origin’s WETH ARM vaults. The yield comes from arbitraging discounts between WETH and LSTs like stETH, wstETH, eETH and weETH, then redeeming them at their underlying value.
Because of that, it can earn more than just holding an LST and collecting the regular staking yield, without needing leverage or LPing against another asset. Basically another option if you want to keep your exposure in ETH but put it to work.

> They just did an investigation to see if ETH was a security and looked at the evidence and it turned out it wasn't.
The odds going from 70% against and then the next day 70% the other direction rather speaks of something else, imo.

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\> the month-long entry queue you mention
Regardless of any arguments, the current state of the entry queue is exactly that, *current*. It has dropped of late. Furthermore, it would be extremely naive to assume that the deposit queue is not affected by ETH price. That is, if ETH price appreciated to, or beyond, ATH, I would guess the queue dynamics would change substantially as stakers moved to withdraw and take capital profits.
Ergo, using the *current* state of the deposit queue as evidence of anything on a long timescale is probably flawed. Many of the arguments made around ETH issuance seem reasonable in a theoretical equilibrium, whereas Ethereum is currently anything but. We would probably do well to monitor the situation as ETH price, and relevant factors like the regulatory environment, changes over time.

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Yes, you asked for a 2021 valuation from inflation and I chose not to engage with that because they are two separate conversations. Ethereum had a 75% rise. That is irrefutable. How much that is worth in USD depends on many factors to include when you got in, how long you held for, and what you've sold or not sold. I know what you're trying to do with the line in the sand questioning of "What about 2021 inflation since," but as you pointed out we've all been in this game at different times. I got in in 2017 and that number is going to be very different than someone who got in at 2021 or someone who got in earlier this year. None of that negates the fact that Ethereum just experienced a75% rise in a ETH:ETH comparison.
But anyway, I'm done engaging with people that are so quick to throwing out insults. It's just a complete waste of time to engage with people like you.

Use it.
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I still remember selling something on Facebook marketplace for ETH in covid. I don't think it's up since the transaction, but I loved that someone bought using crypto

I don't think that's how it went down, they were still doing other investigations at that point so it's not like they'd made a political decision to back off crypto in general. They just did an investigation to see if ETH was a security and looked at the evidence and it turned out it wasn't.

Here's where i am.
I only mess with stable coins and blue chip coins (eth/weth/cbBTC)
I stick to the ethereum protocol and base. (got burned with random chains)
DeFi:
1) Look into liquidity pools on uniswap like ETH/USDC. Ranges, fees, range width.
2) Look at borrowing lending on AAVE. You can deposit USDC or ETH for collateral to borrow other coins like USDC or WETH.
3) Morpho -> Valuts. Just deposit and collect APR.
Again, I'm not an expert in any way. This is where I've been experimenting. I'm not into buying meme coins or just buying simply to hold. If I'm going to hold the asset it's going to do some work.

stETH is a solid starting point, keeps your ETH liquid while it earns and you can still dump it into other pools later if you feel like getting fancy

Start boring and level up as you get comfortable. Staking ETH or SOL directly is about as safe as it gets, or grab the liquid staking version like stETH or JitoSOL so it's not just sitting there. Aave lending's fine too, just low yields, that's the price of no drama.
Once you want more, LP stablecoin pairs, low impermanent loss since both sides barely move. If you go for pairs with real price movement, read up on IL first, it's a trap the first time you see it happen.
Past that is yield farming and leveraged stuff, where it usually goes wrong one of three ways, the reward token dumps, the protocol gets hacked, or the yield was just fake emissions. Anything promising a crazy fixed APY is a red flag on sight.
One more thing, once you're spread across staking and a couple farms across different chains, it gets hard to even see your whole position at a glance.
And DeFi transactions turn into a nightmare for taxes, self transfers, staking rewards, LP moves, most tools just dump it all into "unknown" and you're left untangling it by hand.
Chain Glance actually labels all that correctly and spits out a CSV you can just upload straight into your tax software, like Bitcoin.tax instead of doing it manually

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Comes down to enforcement, not demand. Your ETH gets liquidated instantly because the contract already holds it. It can't touch your gold or your paycheck if you stop paying.
So real world lending needs legal paperwork, KYC, someone who can chase you down if you default. At that point you're just rebuilding a bank with a token on top. That's why most RWA lending projects either stay small or end up looking like TradFi in a blockchain costume.
Demand's there. Supply side's stuck because nobody wants to lend without a real way to get paid back if it goes wrong.

Running CL positions on Aerodrome (WETH/USDC) and Orca (SOL/USDC), so the out-of-range numbers match what I see. My main position has needed a recenter roughly every few weeks in a normal tape, and every day it sits out of range is a day of zero fees on that capital.
Two things I'd push on. First, shared liquidity doesn't fix the out-of-range problem, it just changes who eats it. My USDC is "available" to three pairs, but if ETH rips 8% and my WETH/USDC range goes dead, that pair still fills nothing. The multiplier only helps on the pairs that stay in range. Second, the realized 1.84x from 1inch is on mostly stable or correlated pairs. I'd want to see the number on a volatile pair set before assuming it holds.
On your last question: fees per dollar deposited per week is the number I actually track for my own book, and yes, TVL tells you almost nothing. Anyone reporting APR off notional TVL on shared liquidity is going to look great on paper.

Yea you are right. I remember now. They basically planned to call ETH a security according to inside sources, odds were 70% of that being the case, and then suddenly next morning the script flipped. According to rumours because of how poorly the polls were going and how big of a voterbase the crypto community is.
Another high mark for the democratic process.

The ETH pump when it shows up

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