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BTC market cap is $1.26T compared the global stock market cap of $152T…or around
0.8%.
BTC + ETH ($227B) is around $1.5T.
A 1% holding in BTC/ETH is close enough to “market weight” when only considering equities and crypto.
For reference Gold market cap is around $30T.
Crypto is much more volatile than gold and given that BTC is way below peak there is arguably headroom for growth where gold is still mostly a currency and inflation hedge.
If you believe in the BTC 4 year cycles BTC will likely decline until 2028ish when the next halving happens…so its not a terrible time to buy as nobody knows the future but the past has indicated a $100K price.

I will never recommend crypto to anyone. I'll take the risk, but I don't want someone else getting screwed because of me. I've had more than one person call me for advice and I told them not to get involved because crypto is too volatile and there are way too many scams and rug pulls out there. Even the top chains like BTC and ETH have scary looking charts. ETH's 5-year chart is absolutely horrendous.

Personally, I abandoned most when MOONS and NFTs on Reddit were rugged. If you can’t trust a community and an app like this, what can you trust?
I agree with you OP.
Theres no way unless society collapses that people will be using any kind of crypto to pay for anything.
There’s no development, all of the projects and white papers amount to nothing but rugs and massive investor losses. 90% of the public thinks crypto is a scam. And.. are they wrong?
BTC, ETH and to an extent SOL (due to ease of use) will be what’s left and it’ll only be used to dupe people like a stock that people buy below a certain point, wait for FOMO, then dump on unwitting new retail investors.
There will never be another “alt season,” and the cycles are all broken.
Crypto could’ve had the impact AI did, it was just held back and ruined by criminals, rug pullers and scammy influencers who took their bags and ran.
I sometimes see old crypto TikTok people , who have moved on and do different things. They all deny they were ever even involved at all .

Decentralized way to swap ETH to USDT?

Worth separating two different keys here, since "seed" is doing a lot of work in that question. The withdrawal credential (which controls where ETH goes when you exit or get skimmed) is deliberately a one-time change: BLS (0x00) → execution address (0x01/0x02) via a signed message, and once it's set to an execution address there's no protocol-level path to change it again. That's intentional - if it were freely rotatable, compromising the withdrawal key even once would let an attacker redirect all future withdrawals indefinitely, whereas a one-time upgrade bounds the blast radius to funds present at the moment of compromise plus whatever accrues before you notice.
The active signing key (the one that attests/proposes) is a separate, hot key, and can already effectively be "rotated" today - voluntarily exit and re-deposit with a new key - though that costs you the exit + activation queue delay and a fresh bond if you're not consolidated under EIP-7251. There's no in-protocol hot-key rotation without an exit, which is the actual gap if the concern is a compromised signing key rather than the withdrawal address.

ThorSwap froze my $200K swap BTC to ETH

I doubt you even managed to catch the same $38 LTC knife that I turned down in exchange for instant profit with Solana & ETH.
How much did you pay for each LTC?

[WTS] Silver ; Fractional shark and bust, ETH, 25 Pesos, Kellogg Idaho, Buffalo

Everyone mock btc and ethereum for its volatility. But look at the other first world countries stock exchange. Down between 6% to 50%. Except US. I am convinced ETH will bounce back up strongly when times are good again. Just a matter of time. Tbh, the risk reward is very much worth it at this point.

Probably gonna stack more ETH if we dip below 2k, then maybe throw some into a new Curve pool that's got decent APY. Been holding most of my positions steady otherwise - not trying to get liquidated chasing the next shitcoin pump.

Theta on crypto perpetuals runs 24/7 so you could sell strangles on ETH around your shift, just watch the funding rate doesn't eat you alive

Look at ETH go
https://preview.redd.it/0b4qfk4dh2hh1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=eb7783990a4096bfb3f438535656e675a1cde619

The point is not to trade the nonsense meme shit we crated. That was more or less the proof of concept but not the point.
The point is to trade tokenized assets on chain that are representative of actual equity and issued in a way that is transparent and verifiable from any participant within any aspect of the system.
Removing trusted intermediaries and replacing them with verifiable code. Deploying protocols whose immutable rules keep their users honest in a world of dishonest actors.
We don’t need thousands of L1 chains to achieve this. Ethereum seems to be the favored platform and so I stick to that.
I also enjoy when a DAO runs as its own L1 ecosystem like Fraxal or maybe HDX? But stick to ETH if your not sure what the use case is

Thanks, but i am not taking it 1:1 i know that there are many diffrent variants and concepts and yes i know that a HL can form an intern Wyckoff which can make such trades valid but i just wouldn‘t see it as textbook or valid as you claimed it in your post… The reason is simple, if a HL forms an accumulation the target is the the high of the MSS pull but you can not expect price to start a mark up phase after deviading that high. It‘s more likly to form a distribution there. Most of the time the reason for the wyckoff inside the HL is only to build liquidity below and to take out the range high… Here is an example of what i mean. In your ETH scenario it‘s a little diffrent since its a SMT with BTC so the mark up is highly probable. I just don‘t agree that it is textbook wyckoff without BTC confluence :)
https://preview.redd.it/4jiy3vdy62hh1.jpeg?width=1206&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=557e7257bdb0573309e22e01d6812c5ce13b29f3

Hey. CoinRabbit team here. A promotional rate is not automatically fraudulent, but 14% on BTC or ETH cannot be evaluated from the APY and lock period alone.
The first question is where the yield comes from. It could be funded temporarily from a marketing budget, generated through lending, depend on another protocol, involve asset reuse or apply only to a small capped balance.
“Regulated” also needs context. Registration to provide crypto services does not necessarily mean deposited assets receive the protections of a bank deposit.
At CoinRabbit, we make the custody side explicit: customer balances are held with 100% reserves and assets are not rehypothecated. That does not make yield risk-free, but reserves, asset reuse, custody and withdrawal terms are exactly the details a platform should disclose before the advertised APY means much.

Easy short on ETH here. $1900 is rejected.

>**Good looking costume,**
>**The elephant in the room,**
>**Another chatroom.**
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

Do you think there’s actually a future for ETH and BTC or do you think they’ll be largely irrelevant in 10-20 years? Just wondering your take since you’re in the space.

nah 2017 it was definately XRP if u rememeber they made a whole deal around that where it either flipped ETH or got close to flipping LTC i think was 2016. XRP to me is a dead project

So what if it goes up even more. It's gonna come down eventually, that's what ETH does. Up, down, up, down.