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To build on that, post-Pectra slashing penalties are much smaller. I think they start at about .007 ETH.
Also the calculator math uses 1 ETH = $4000 😭

Is it not the price movement of ETH that's increasing TVL?

Nur BTC und ETH. Langfristig investieren und kaufen wenn günstig.

for large swaps the main enemy is MEV and price impact, not just the fee. a few options that help:
CoW Protocol (cow.fi) uses batch auctions where your order gets matched against other orders first before touching AMM liquidity. you often get better rates than 1inch on large ETH/stablecoin swaps because there's no front-running
1inch Fusion mode works similarly — it uses "resolvers" who compete to fill your order off-chain, with MEV protection built in
for cross-chain large swaps, Li.fi or Bungee aggregate multiple bridge+swap routes and show you the total cost including LP spread, which most bridges hide
also worth splitting a very large swap over 2-3 txns an hour apart if the pool is shallow — reduces price impact more than any aggregator can

interesting week - ETH keeps stalling under $2000 while the on-chain stuff keeps building. the gnosis EEZ news was underreported imo, an L1 voluntarily converting to a rollup because their validator decentralization failed is a pretty significant moment. shows that the "everyone will have their own L1" thesis has real limits when you actually try to run one.
the builder activity numbers from earlier this week are also interesting context. 192% up while price is flat usually means accumulation phase or actual utility growth, not speculation. watching to see which one it is.

for 1 validator the risk is 1 ETH? so $1800 (ETH/USD) risk/year, but the product costs $1188/year? seems to0 expensive to pay \~$1200/year to potentially not lose a further $600.

Stop stealing content and promoting this garbage 🗑 coin.
Your bag should have been sold when the owner creator sold his stash.
It'd be like Satoshi or Vlad selling ETH AND BTC.
Yall are so old here.... no one is buying bro.

They can’t hear you, they’re too busy trying to keep ETH on top.

One thing I've noticed about crypto traders is that many people who are comfortable trading BTC, ETH, and perpetuals rarely touch traditional equities.
It's not necessarily because they don't care about stocks. A lot of traders follow companies like Nvidia, Tesla, Amazon, and others closely. The bigger issue is that the experience feels completely different.
Crypto traders are used to markets being available all the time, being able to take long or short positions easily, and managing everything from one place. Traditional equities still require a different workflow with brokers, market hours, and additional restrictions.
That's why tokenized equities are an interesting development.
I've been looking into onchain equity platforms recently, including Canborsa, and the idea is interesting because it brings stock exposure into an environment that feels more familiar to crypto users.
The bigger opportunity isn't just trading a token that represents a stock. It's the possibility that equities eventually become part of the same ecosystem as other digital assets, with more flexible settlement and integration with onchain applications.
There are obviously still challenges around regulation, liquidity, and adoption. The infrastructure has to mature before this becomes mainstream.

We all know that BTC carries a substantial premium over ETH, even after adjusting for its lower supply. There are roughly six ETH in circulation for every BTC, yet one BTC currently costs about 34.5 ETH. That gives BTC a scarcity-adjusted premium of approximately 5.75x over ETH.
But how does ETH compare with the other top crypto assets?
The table below calculates what each token would be worth if its circulating market cap equaled ETH’s, based on its current circulating supply. It then shows the premium ETH currently commands over that token after adjusting for the difference in supply.
Interestingly, ETH carries a significant scarcity-adjusted premium over every token on the list. BNB and XRP come closest, while the premiums over assets such as ZEC, XMR, LTC, AVAX, and CRO are dramatically larger.
|Token|Supply|Supply vs. ETH|Price|ETH-parity price\*|Value vs. ETH|ETH premium|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|**BNB**|133.17M|1.10x|$567.50|**$1,708**|**0.332x**|**3.0x**|
|**XRP**|62.47B|517.61x|$1.11|**$3.64**|**0.305x**|**3.3x**|
|**SOL**|582.87M|4.83x|$76.00|**$390.27**|**0.195x**|**5.1x**|
|**TRX**|94.88B|786.18x|$0.3272|**$2.40**|**0.136x**|**7.3x**|
|**HYPE**|252.75M|2.09x|$57.88|**$900.00**|**0.064x**|**15.5x**|
|**DOGE**|155.19B|1,285.96x|$0.06961|**$1.47**|**0.047x**|**21.1x**|
|**LEO**|920.14M|7.62x|$9.71|**$247.22**|**0.039x**|**25.5x**|
|**ZEC**|16.79M|**0.14x**|$505.12|**$13,552**|**0.037x**|**26.8x**|
|**XMR**|18.78M|**0.16x**|$356.00|**$12,111**|**0.029x**|**34.0x**|
|**LINK**|748.10M|6.20x|$8.50|**$304.07**|**0.028x**|**35.8x**|
|**XLM**|34.17B|283.18x|$0.1835|**$6.66**|**0.028x**|**36.3x**|
|**ADA**|36.49B|302.33x|$0.1692|**$6.23**|**0.027x**|**36.9x**|
|**CC**|39.14B|324.33x|$0.1227|**$5.81**|**0.021x**|**47.4x**|
|**BCH**|20.07M|**0.17x**|$211.56|**$11,337**|**0.019x**|**53.6x**|
|**GRAM**|2.73B|22.65x|$1.46|**$83.23**|**0.018x**|**57.0x**|
|**LTC**|77.42M|**0.64x**|$47.43|**$2,938**|**0.016x**|**61.9x**|
|**HBAR**|43.79B|362.86x|$0.07191|**$5.19**|**0.014x**|**72.2x**|
|**SUI**|4.05B|33.58x|$0.7472|**$56.13**|**0.013x**|**75.1x**|
|**AVAX**|431.77M|3.58x|$6.31|**$526.84**|**0.012x**|**83.5x**|
|**CRO**|47.27B|391.72x|$0.05708|**$4.81**|**0.012x**|**84.3x**|
\*ETH-parity price is the theoretical token price if its circulating market cap equaled ETH's, based on its current circulating supply.

btc broke $65k at noon UTC on heavy vol - roughly 4x the normal 4h candle. bounced back above since but recovery is thin, maybe a quarter of the sell volume. that pattern doesn't usually hold. ETH same picture - 80k contracts on the flush, 13k on the bounce. not calling a reversal here. sitting flat and watching for either BTC to reclaim $65.5k on a 4h close with real follow-through, or ETH to actually tap $1843-$1858 and show some structure there. dead cat vibes until one of those happens imo

Dude? Really your blocking people for trying to warn other potential under informed investors wanting to get rich quick off crypto but end up losing money that could be used for less risky better performing assets?
I still own a small stake in Shib but I cut my losses and sold at loss to recoup something. My Schwab acct is doing what I want it to. For anyone I interested in investing in crypto I suggest doing more research than I did, sticking with major currencies like ETH OR BIT ext, and not making large investments that you can’t afford to lose.
I’m not claiming to be some brilliant investor. My honest opinion is that crypto investors who become successful are deeply involved with crypto and get inside information, and the masses are getting scammed for nickels and dimes all in ver the place while certain connected groups are reaping the benefits.
Take that guy who was in bed with the Democratic Party for example who ended up going to prison. Lots of guys like that Nicole’s just not getting caught.

ETH Daily - 23ʳᵈ July 2026 📰
* Uniswap permissioned pools v4 [hook.](https://x.com/Uniswap/status/2080298965602271554)
* AFX trade bridge [hack.](https://x.com/sgoldfed/status/2080071210847674709)
* SEC on [onchain lending](https://x.com/HesterPeirce/status/2080011999702880341).
* ACDC #183 [summary](https://forkcast.org/calls/acdc/183/).
* Erigon v3.5.3 Tidal Tails [release](https://x.com/ErigonEth/status/2080363073848668358)
* Venus bridge [hacked (again)](https://x.com/tayvano_/status/2080156365411258737).
* Polygon Ithaca upgrade [live on](https://x.com/0xPolygonFdn/status/2079589497281347676) testnet.
* Phantom [supports](https://x.com/phantom/status/2080334574111109386) Robinhood Chain.
* Fake World Assets [explained](https://x.com/0xNairolf/status/2080277211253244304).
* Lean Ethereum [explained](https://x.com/OAK_Res/status/2080206016675742148) (gud read).
* Vlad Tenev X account [hacked](https://x.com/RobinhoodComms/status/2080353603160584640)
* BitMEX [shuts down](https://x.com/BitMEX/status/2080201602456301580) September 23.
* EIP-8161 is [now final](https://x.com/centrifuge/status/2080359645810729047).
* Coinbase latest [agent features.](https://x.com/coinbase/status/2080322207645863979)
* Odos [winds down](https://x.com/odosprotocol/status/2080337624922018014) July 27th.
* Augur [migration window](https://x.com/MicahZoltu/status/2080377663240450208).
Read more: [https://ethdaily.io/996](https://ethdaily.io/996)

I am holding BLOX for the long term. Reinvesting and waiting for BTC and ETH to go back up.

What if reality finally sets in and ETH drops to its true value below 10 USD?

>**Don't accept the cookies,**
>**Liquidity from rookies,**
>**Crypto for bullies.**
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

​Hey everyone,
​A guy reached out to me on Telegram offering shill/promo services (TG username: @Karim). His prices were outstanding and claims seem a bit too good to be true, so before sending any SOL/ETH, I wanted to double-check with the community here.
​Has anyone actually worked with them before?
​Are they using real engagement or just low-quality bot spam?
​Did you notice any actual conversion or volume lift?
​Drop a comment or DM me if you've had experience with them.
Appreciate any feedback!

Let's build one! Shooting from the hip here:
1. Launch $LEVEL token. ERC20.
2. Create a Uniswap V4 pool with 1 ETH liquidity and 1900\* $LEVEL. \*1900 being the current spot price of ETH
3. Build 2 Uniswap hooks into that liquidity pool which mints $LEVEL into the liquidity pool whenever $LEVEL is bought with ETH -- replacing what $LEVEL is bought.
4. Burn $LEVEL whenever level is sold for ETH. Reducing supply to match ETH price.
The market--through arbitrage--should pressure price back to the original ETH price.
What if ETH price moves outside of this liquidity pool? Good question! I have no clue let's figure it out

Welcome back. The bridging landscape has definitely gotten better since 2022, though I understand it still feels fragmented compared to what it should be.
Honestly the simplest thing is just using a CEX as a bridge. Send your ETH/USDC from wherever to an exchange like Coinbase or Kraken, then withdraw directly to your Solana address. A small withdrawal fee but zero bridge headaches and no slippage worries. It's not the most DeFi-native approach but it works every time.
If you want to stay decentralized though, use an aggregator like Jupiter rather than picking a single bridge. It automatically routes your swap across deBridge, Mayan, and others to get you the best rate. The reason it's still not seamless is that Solana and EVM chains are architecturally completely different - there's no native compatibility so every bridge is a third-party workaround. It's improving but we're still a ways from truly frictionless cross-chain movement.