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True, but Kaspa was always a grift and ZEC is one of the few coins with real utility being used. Mainly by criminals but adoption is adoption 🤣
OP Your best shorting opportunities were a year ago. Too dangerous to short any majors peak bear. Back to finding good entries and going long on solid dips. Had forever to short anything you wanted not being used.
XRP after meme SEC pump, all L2s anytime, SUl bc got way too high, SOL once it lost $200, ETH near ATH, etc has been free money all the way down. Many majors paid to short majority of time. Risk growing too high now. Especially on anything with users.

Yup, if I'd sold then, and planned for the end of the 2024 tax year, I'd be better off. But I wanted to believe that $10k ETH and $1k SOL were coming.

ETH, soon, will be sinking into $1,100 support and if that snaps then $600. There’s big utility in this token but not as a store of value, there’s no reason for anyone to be paying thousands of dollars for it when there’s this thing called Bitcoin.
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Of course they will, and it will be our duty to defend the network by running validators. 
The new curve proposal allows for a 0% reward, so you're saying that with over 50% of ETH staked under the new curve, chain security goes to 0.

It’s not weird. It’s relative. You say tokenomics are bad, but $ETH clearly leads the alt coin space and nobody talks about how there is an unlimited supply. So, I’m still waiting on how tokenomics are bad today, not how bad they were 5 years ago during accelerated vesting.

The more i study it. I do not think PoW. is the way. I think PoS is the superior protocol. Also a Money needs to be inflationary but controlled. I think ETH is close to perfect but flaw is its architecture. It's too slow and costly.

What else is the reason why you need KYC-less LTC? Honest question. Have someone else buy it for you if you can’t, and send it through some MWEB wallets?
Only other way I can think of is to mine it yourself. As far as I’m aware I never used an ID for mining pools back when I did it 5-6 years ago, but you can’t really mine LTC with a GPU like I did for ETH, you’d need an ASIC…but they’re sorta on fire sale these days

LINK, ETH, and BTC

Now is probably the best time to accumulate ETH, just watch at all the accumulation off market over the past 10 month + increased charts in every category actually staying on these levels and not just like pump and dumps like NFT’s, new structure of foundation, incoming business man like chalom lubin and lee
so if we pushed to slight new ATH with no new exciting updates or fundamentals, you be the judge what will be the headlines in the next bull, with everything that happened the past 10 month. And i know people coming with - why price not up why this why that - because we in a bear market, simple as that nothing just shoots back up in a bear no NASDAQ no SP no crypto, nothing new nothing more than FUD spreading on all platforms.

> Out of everyone who replied, three named a figure: 1.50%, 1.00%, and around 2% as the point where raw ETH beats an LST's risk.
I talked about exiting, to be clear I'm not talking about switching to an LST, I wouldn't do that for less than about 5% return.

Another milestone reached - over 4 million ETH is now locked in Ethereum 2.0

Investing BTC/ETH or XAUT with $2k after clearing out some alts?

ETH könnte unfassbaren Wert haben, stattdessen kannibalisiert man sich durch diese radikale Ideologie selbst.
Ich werde ETH definitiv beim nächsten Run abstoßen. Es war ein großer Fehler letztes Jahr nicht verkauft zu haben - ich bereue es sehr.

ETH Daily - 13th August 📰
\-EtherFi upgrades to Aave v4.
\-Blockdaemon migrates to Obol DVT.
\-Peer releases a mobile app.
\-Trezor suffers a customer data leak.
\-Justin Drake shares leanVM target in 2027.
\-Lighter points go live on Robinhood Wallet.
[https://ethdaily.io/etherfi-upgrades-to-aave-v4](https://ethdaily.io/etherfi-upgrades-to-aave-v4)

My personal opinion is I see value in ETH long term. ETH should be cheap to use, that’s how it will grow and root itself into the financial system. Over the long term with higher volume of transactions, I think fees will gradually increase and keep propelling the price upward. But I don’t expect it to happen in 6 months.. more like a 3-5-10 year time horizon.

What are you basing the chance of it doubling being high on? I would love that but just feels completely random. And with speculative investing going towards tech companies and AI, just don’t see that. ETH had more utility when it was 4K than it does now.
I’m keeping mine as a flyer because I don’t need to liquidity, but I’m not expecting it to recover any time soon at this point.

\>In all seriousness, what makes you think ETH can give more returns than VOO at this point?
More and more from tradfi going onchain.

Ethereum can be wildly successful without ETH growing in value over time. That is the elephant in the room that I think is finally starting to be noticed in the ETH community. Ethereum makes very very little revenue for a chain of its size, and of that revenue, only a small portion is burnt- which like you said, isn't much at all and in fact is easily offset by staking inflation. The protocol has zero buybacks. Nothing.

What made you buy in the first place? Obviously you’re selling during the low. If you been in crypto long enough you would know not to sell now. Now that you’re buying in the stock market at this time. It’s obvious you’re buying at the market all time high. If you been in the stock market long enough you would know that a correction might be coming so know wouldn’t be a good time. It is frustrating to see people make these mistakes over and over again based on little research they done and think now they know about ETH being a good investment

I got you fam, I'll hit ya with the real advice.
Unsubscribe from here and go subscribe to Personalfinance and Bogleheads. Read the wiki and get moving on having an emergency fund, max out healthcare, and then retirement. For retirement accounts I recommend a simple target date retirement fund from Vanguard. Once you are doing that reliably and on track to max out the accounts, I recommend using up to 1% of your net worth to put into crypto or wallstreet bets.
If you don't like this advice and still want crypto, fine. Start buying BTC and ETH once a month on a set budget.
Still not enough risk for ya? Send me $100 a month and I'll turn it into $10 and send it back in 2 months.