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Maybe there are a lot of great teams and projects in crypto, but that doesn’t mean every good project is worth investing in. Personally, I just stick with Bitcoin and a little ETH. The others? Yeah, maybe they’re great, but a good project doesn’t necessarily mean its coin is a good investment. A token’s price doesn’t necessarily go up just because the project behind it is good. Scarcity and consensus will always matter. So, what’s left? I think the answer is pretty obvious.

BTC ETH TAO

brother when was ETH ever useful for everyday payments seriously

This is not true. Even if the burning mechanism is not enough, users will want the cleanest on chain collateral and ETH is the best bet if much of the finance structure runs on ethereum or an L2.

love using ETH for payments instead of stablecoins I'm not here to prop up the dollar via centralized corposlop tokens I'm here to use permissionless non-government money is there volatility? yeah a little, but even ETH people joke about it being a $2k stablecoin it's basically been in the same range for 3 years if you did your commerce in ETH it wasn't an accounting headache

Short answer: not really. With 4 of the 5 needed signatures sitting at one company, the actual security model was "trust Sky Mavis plus one extra key", and the leftover DAO allowlist quietly turned it into just "trust Sky Mavis". Counting validators tells you a lot less than counting independent organizations and how many of them would have to be compromised at once. It also wasn't a one-off. Harmony's Horizon bridge lost about $100M in June 2022 with a 2-of-5 multisig, and that one was pinned on Lazarus too. Same pattern: a small signer set, with keys on machines a phishing campaign can reach. Ronin's own fix afterwards was raising the threshold from 5 of 9 to 8 of 11, which helps, but the part of your write-up that stands out more is the monitoring 🔍 Six days without anyone noticing 173,600 ETH leave is worse than the multisig math. When I look at a bridge now I check three things: how many separate entities hold signing keys, whether large withdrawals have a delay or rate limit, and whether temporary permissions like that allowlist ever get reviewed after they're granted.

ZEC did even better than ETH. It's just easier for smaller coins to have bigger swings. Leaders are more a matter of chronology and volume.

BTC is the answer. If you want to dabble in alts go for ETH and a little SOL. That’s it. All other bs is here today and gone tomorrow

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ETH overdue for a strong move

BTC, ETH, and maybe HYPE

From my years of bagholding ETH and never exiting in time I’ve learned that posts like these are pretty good sell signals

ETH is back above $2.4k, but can it actually hold this time?

Realistically, BTC and ETH are the only two with a long enough track record to plan around for 5–10 years. Beyond that it's a bet on which networks still have users and developers in a decade, and most of the 2017 and 2021 top 20 lists didn't make it. What's worked better for me than picking winners is sizing: most of it in the boring two, a small slice in a few things you've actually used and understand, and rebalancing once or twice a year instead of chasing whatever is pumping that week.

BTC, ETH, SOL

BTC and ETH. Rest are garbage

Honestly i like to just keep track of development and numbers which is real world data and news. I think neither side - calling it total hoax or it’s the ultimate chain - are right, it will most likely be somewhere in between Keep it simple, treat it like a technology, which it is, that can update a totally outdated financial system that lacks the digital era we are living in. Is it total hoax? No tokenization grew 85%+ yoy and ETH still capturing 70%+ of that market, and the industry is obviously booming in terms of developers and infrastructure in general. Yet the total amount of AUM is between $30-40B, and stalled thru the last couple month due to scaling barriers which leads to Is it the ultimate chain? No glamsterdam showing some issues that need to be addressed, which is a bump in the road map but nothing unsolvable. Regardless of what you believe a scale/road map to a $T+ market is definitely in the cards specially in todays world, and would be a massive jump from $30B market (not including USDS and other layers). Now is that all gonna be ETH and how will that correlate with price and will it be 2027/28/29/30? 🤷🏽‍♂️ who knows for everyone that was early on AI didn’t had a hard time to pick winners cause the same happened there market had more than enough growth to reward almost every player in industry. I had the same conclusion in AI it was never NVDIA or AMD, more than enough money to make for multiple runners. So i believe if you just track the numbers you don’t have to confuse yourself with narratives as of right now real world indicators showing that there is work done internationally in the industry to try to get systems in place.

BTC, SOL and ETH, check SOL ETFs and txs per day

You don't need a whole bitcoin. You can buy $20 worth, since it splits down to 0.00000001, so the price of one coin doesn't really matter. What helped me most at the start: pick one or two big coins (BTC, maybe ETH), buy a small fixed amount on a schedule, and stay away from leverage and memecoins for the first few months. Use that time to learn how wallets, fees and order types work with money you won't miss. Doubling your money can happen, but in crypto it usually takes years, not weeks. Anyone in a Discord or DM promising faster is the main thing to avoid.

BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, DOGE, LINK, ZEC, TAO, HYPE, NEAR. Cause I don't have a crystal ball.

A crypto strategy can be right before costs and still lose. ETH: +9.7% became -2.3%.

Easy. Just buy up all the ETH that is offered below that price and refuse to sell.

Just because something is useful doesn't make it a good investment, at all. Insane that people need to be told that, but I guess some do. Ethereum is useful, but the problem is ETH doesn't capture any of the value that the network secures/transmits.