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Scam Lee hs been conning all bmnr investors. It’s not a coincidence ETH is selling off to a bmnr buy level but bmnr is not buying more after 5% it’s all crap. Kiss your money goodbye

The temporary increase in BTC and ETH futures leverage certainly makes this worth checking out. I like that the offer is time-limited, but I’d still make sure the terms and conditions are clear before trading.

ETH RSI Reset under way

Hopefully the new drake take shakes life in eth development and we get Hegota much faster than expected. getting Ethereum ready for Post Quantum and Post Ai is the new Merge. Ethereum will get here first, and ETH will be the undisputed digital gold of the world. We've got one shot at this. Honestly so exciting for the space. One hell of a ride we are on friends.

Ah yes, protecting your 10 ETH wallet from quantum attack by relying on the token of a 10000 ETH wallet.

>**Remove the Tether,** >**MiCA now tells the weather,** >**You keep the Ether.** ~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

Back to shorting ETH here. Been waiting for a while

I’ve been testing different leverage levels on major pairs lately, so this caught my eye right away. BYDFi’s limited 500x leverage for BTC & ETH futures is definitely one of the more competitive offerings I’ve come across recently. It’s good that this is focused specifically on these two assets too—they tend to have more consistent liquidity which works well with higher leverage options.

after writing i saw it wasn't clear that is also applied to ETH

I made some good money shorting Sundays for a while and I sold all of my unstaked ETH when it was last 3500. Don’t do this thing you’re trying to do lol

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Ofc not. ETH only knows resistance, no support. Lol hilarious bs this whole "SpAcE".

I don't know how ETH is a scam. Seems great to me. I think there will be solutions like QAN. The tools that might 'break' post quant crypto, should in some way by definition be able to advance protect it. It is going to be interesting to see what happens. Quantum comp AI is going to dramatically affect the future of everything. I flip-flop between being completely terrified and excited.

Been using FortisX since April. No problems. Even did a test run of pulling it out. Still no problems. This is not your average liquidity pool where you not only have to put in your asset as well as equal dollar amount in another asset. The only "impermanent loss" would be the same as if you bought an asset and it goes down, then you sell at a loss. I have 35-40% of my crypto in FortisX. So far I have gained over 4k XRP, 32 LINK, 0.56 ETH, 5 SOL, 3600 HBAR, 440 ONDO, 0.04 BTC. My total gains for a month (based on asset prices at the end of the month) is just over $3,000. You can pull your asset out of liquidity anytime you want and keep it in your wallet or, after you pull it out of liquidity, you can send it to a wallet or exchange. Very easy to use, plus, they have almost doubled the number of assets since I first started using it. They have added HYPE, XLM, QNT, AVAX, ICP & FLR to name a few.

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BTC is breaking down further. ETH algo's will sell in pursuit.

One thing I found notable about BYDFi’s latest campaign is the temporary increase in futures leverage for BTC and ETH. The maximum of 500x is an aggressive level that experienced traders may want to investigate. It also means the margin for error becomes much smaller when the market turns unexpectedly. Looking at liquidation rules and other trading conditions should come first.

As said, I do not consider doing anything at the moment. As far as I see, people will lose more funds by overreacting (overrotating) than to any breach of assumptions in the cryptography. And just to say, all of the following is under the assumption that somehow calculating the private key from the public key should be possible in the future. That is a big IF. My napkin math tells me we need about a 55 orders of magnitude speed up in the algorithm to brute force the private key from a known public key (not the hash of the public key, which is the address) for a 32 ETH validator. Even if we get a 1000 times speedup in such an algorithm, which would be massive, we are still 52 orders of magnitude away from such an attack being economically feasible. Validators with 2048 ETH are a juicier target, but instead of needing a 55 order of magnitude improvement they need a 53 order of magnitude improvement in the brute force algorithm to be economically feasible. In my view 55 and 53 are pretty much the same number. After all these caveats I will try to answer your question. As far as I see validators will have two issues: 1. validating key. This is the key with which your validator regularly signs attestations. 2. Withdrawal address key, this is the address your validator sends funds to in case of partial or full withdrawal. If there is a breach in the cryptography, the first one is an issue. You need to sign an attestations per epoch (6.4 minutes), so impossible to keep the public key hidden. An attacker cannot do much with the private key though. At most, they could run another validator with the calculated private key and get you slashed. They also could withdraw the funds to the withdrawal address. If the withdrawal address already has a the public key disclosed then the attacker would be better to brute force the withdrawal address directly. The withdrawal address can be secured by just never initiating any transaction from it. Not very practical, but definitely doable. If one already has initiated transactions away from that address one could exit and reenter with a new, unused withdrawal address set. One could also startup a new validator with an unused withdrawal address and then later just consolidate all validators on this new one. And just to reiterate, there is nothing I consider doing at the moment. I personally expect many smaller canaries going off before we actually break anything crucial. For example there is competition called BTCpuzzle. You can earn over 7 BTC if you manage to find a speedup in the current brute forcing algorithm by a factor of 4. The exact economics is a bit more involved, but in the end we would see many of these BTC puzzles to be solved in quick succession. The payout increases slightly for every speed up doubling you find. No puzzle has been solved in the last 1.5 years, which means there hasn't been any speedup found. That is one thing I passively monitor from time to time.

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What about validators? The staked ETH have an associated public and private key…would that be considered a “highly used addresses” subject to exploit?

Ethereum is basically a programmable blockchain. Bitcoin mainly focuses on transferring and storing BTC, while Ethereum lets developers run smart contracts on-chain, which is what powers things like DeFi, NFTs, DAOs, and many tokens. ETH itself is used to pay gas fees, secure the network through staking, and interact with those applications.

Been hearing that volume is low ever since we started pumping from the lows. ETH pumped 85%, BTC 50%, plenty of alts 100% and over. Apart from showing more likelihood of sustained moves, I'm not sure how much volume really matters, but I've also never read much about the ins and outs of volume!

Fun one, so I checked a year of daily closes. It is mostly recency bias. \- Right now 1 BTC is about 32.3 ETH, so it does look like the validator number. \- Over the last 365 days it ranged from 27.4 ETH per BTC (mid October last year) to 38.9 (early June). \- It sat inside 31-33 on only about 22% of days. 45% of days were above 33, and 33% were below 31. \- Quarterly snapshots: roughly 27.8, 29.0, 32.1, 35.8, and back to 32.3 now. So it passes through 32 fairly often, but it doesn't hang out there. The validator stake is a fixed protocol number, while the ratio swings about 40% from low to high in a single year. Any match is a coincidence you happen to be looking at today. If it was still 32 after another year of that kind of swing, I'd start believing the universe is trolling us. P.S. I work at Coinpaprika, which is where the daily history came from.

Sold my ETH and BTC when this stop hit, was holding both 50/50. Happy to get whipsawed if 83k is regained on volume.

What's the volume looking like on ETH right now, still skimming along the bottom of the pool?