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Not answering as a retail user here, but from a platform perspective. We’re UEX US, a very young (a few months old) exchange startup.
From what we see, the most commonly staked assets are ETH, SOL, and ADA because they offer relatively easy access to liquidity without long lockups. Some of the higher-yield staking opportunities are on assets like ATOM, which has a longer unbonding period (around 21 days).
For staking rewards to actually matter, you generally need a meaningful position and a long-term view. If someone holds an asset they believe in for multiple cycles, earning 5–6% while keeping exposure can make sense. Short-term trading often ends up wiping out whatever staking gains you would have gotten.
On our side we also offer “savings accounts,” which are basically a simpler alternative to staking, with yields in the ~3.5% to 16% APY range depending on the asset. Not advertising or dropping links — if anyone’s curious you can just check the profile. We’re a new product and very open to communication both video and audio, feedback etc.

>**Transaction at glance,**
>**An Ethereum romance,**
>**Adoption advance.**
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

I think so, although it depends a lot on your lifestyle and how you plan to use those ETH after those 10 years.
If you really don't plan to touch them during that time, I hope you keep them in cold storage, or at least I would put them on a validator node so they generate a yield during that period.
I recently saw a screenshot of someone staking, and it took them about a year to generate a full ETH.

1 year ago today, people were paying $0.50 to send ETH on mainnet. 1 minute ago someone sent ETH for $0.003. Absolutely incredible.

The coming Clarity Act will reshape crypto’s infrastructure rails. No matter how the legislation is written - whether banks succeed in tightening control or Coinbase pushes for broader permissionless access - Ripple ($XRP) is positioned to win.
Here’s why:
- Compliance‑First Design: Ripple has spent a decade aligning with regulators and banks. Its RLUSD stablecoin, institutional staking, and settlement‑grade architecture are built to thrive under strict oversight.
- Utility Expansion: With smart contract sidechains and liquid staking (mXRP), Ripple has evolved beyond payments into institutional‑grade DeFi. It now generates yield, liquidity, and programmability - all within a compliance perimeter.
- Regulatory Symmetry:If banks win, Ripple becomes the crypto rail they approve of. If Coinbase wins, Ripple still benefits by offering regulated liquidity that bridges traditional finance with open rails.
By contrast:
- Solana ( one my my top crypto picks ) will face a reset if permissionless stablecoins are curtailed. Its execution rail thrives in open environments, but a bank‑heavy compromise could constrain its throughput advantage.
- Ethereum will face a reset as its Glamsterdam L1 upgrades collide with stricter compliance rules. While L1 fees have dropped, the bill's focus on "identifiable intermediaries" creates a compliance nightmare for the fragmented L2 ecosystem (Base, Arbitrum, etc.) that currently powers ETH's utility.
The bottom line: Ripple is the only crypto rail structurally aligned to benefit no matter how the Clarity Act compromise lands. Solana and Ethereum will be forced to recalibrate; Ripple will simply accelerate.

This sub has been purely for ETH shilling since at least 2017

Actually Put some ETH into Mevolaxy and the daily rewards are real. It feels like getting a steady crypto allowance.

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I just had a thought when I saw this size now, for him, when ETH goes up or down a dollar that is essentially 200k.... !tip

I’m reading you loud and clear; you’re just describing a different kind of loop. Even after you strip out staking, your '$74B DeFi TVL' is still a hall of mirrors.
​The Rehypothecation Trap: Ethereum DeFi isn't growing through new capital; it's growing through leverage. Users deposit ETH into Aave, borrow USDC, and use that USDC to buy/deposit more ETH. You’re counting the same 'organic' dollar multiple times across lending protocols.
​Whale Concentration: That '$3.5B weekly growth' you're flexing? It’s not new users. It’s a tiny group of whales and curators intermediating the vast majority of that value to hedge leveraged crypto risk, not to build real-world utility.
​The Utility Gap: While you’re shuffling $3.5B in leveraged loans, Algorand is actually moving Real Economic Value (REV). We’re settling 1 million+ airline tickets and **$1B in national utility bills**. One chain is a circular economy of debt; the other is a global payment rail.
​The Nakamoto Reality: No matter how many billions of debt you stack, your network's security is still bottlenecked by a Nakamoto Coefficient of 2. Algorand is 6x more decentralized and inclusive because we don't have a $105,000 gatekeeper fee to participate.
​Ethereum is a playground for money legos. Algorand is the engineering standard for the real world. Stop worshipping the debt loops and look at the utility.

BTC consolidation and the $100k wall / ETH thoughts

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📉 $BTC is in a tight range, which Michael Soloway says is "storing energy." If support holds, the next move is likely up toward $100,000.
⚠ Warning: $100K is a psychological wall and likely a heavy selling zone.
$ETH is also interesting. It bounced off key support and targets $3,600–$3,700. However, Soloway warns that resistance is strong, so ETH needs real momentum to keep climbing.
\#BTC Price Analysis# #ETH #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?#

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Absolutely. SOL is woefully underpriced and is going to become a top tier with BTC and ETH

Sounds like an opinion of someone who has a lot in BMNR.
To me, it's a very risky, non-sensical decision for a company that was standing behind ETH fully.

This decision makes sense if the company was diversify BUT BMNR is not a company that showed that interest. They were more-so following MSTR. Surprise is not a good thing for investors, and they did exactly this. Side note - I do not believe investing in Mr. Beast is a good idea period. But clearly, im retarded.

Ethereum's TVL is a total fraud. Its double counting value without adding capital. It’s built on 'recursive leverage' where the same ETH is counted as TVL in the staking pool, then again as an LST (stETH) in a lending protocol, and a third time in a restaking layer like EigenLayer. You're counting the same dollar 3-4 times to pump your vanity metrics.
https://blog.quicknode.com/restaking-revolution-eigenlayer-defi-yields-2025/?hl=en-US

No, this is a fundamental misunderstanding of how fees work on Ethereum.
Transaction fees are not priced based on ETH price, they are determined by demand for and supply of blockspace.
Right now ETH is about $3,300 and it costs about $0.01 to transfer ETH on Ethereum.
Exactly 1 year ago the price was also $3,300, but transfering ETH on Ethereum cost $0.50.
The difference between then and now is that Ethereum has increased throughput substantially in the last year.

Did you manage to unstake? How long did it take?
I am currently on day 30 and sill no ETH. I only have the "NFT" after I requested the unstake.

Against popular belief, I like the Mr. Beast development.
The youth need their right of passage into the investment world. Part of that is becoming a bag holder. I've held many bags in my time. As hard as it was, it undoubtedly made me a better investor. The best DD is done in bear markets, and it's probably only done if there's some financial commitment.
It's easy to love investing for the distance it provides from those we may be hurting. But the ugly truth is that without infinite growth, there's always a winner and a loser to every trade. The good news is that some losers will win an education and add to the long term growth and vision of ETH. It was always going to happen this way if the price was going to go up again. Grow or die.

For buying with cash from your bank, Coinbase or Strike are solid for low fees. Robinhood works too but you can't withdraw your BTC to your own wallet.
you can also buy a stable coin like USDC and dollar cost average into ETH or BTC to mitigate risk through platforms like coinbase, kraken, dcafun or bybit