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Sold AMD at $30, sold Intel at $32.. 
Traded and lost 4 BTC @300 dollars in 2012/2013, traded and lost 1.2 million dogecoins at the same time. Got back into crypto in 2017 and wasted tons of ETH on worthless shitcoins. 
Im always early but i’m such a stupid fuckup. Could have been stupid rich by now

Yeah I've been a committed ETH bagholder for a very long time haha. As for stocks not particularly, most of my stock investments are just ETF exposure atm. My last two plays really were Nvidia and Micro, post FTX crash and pre Bitcoin ETF respectively.
I do most of my trading trading as I say usually 2m timeframes spreadbetting on index markets, usually US30 NAS, sometimes GER, less frequently gold. Feels a lot safer to have nothing left on the table at the end of the day.
Haha re the US. So petty. The UN is a good idea in theory but the reality of it is the US just does whatever the fuck it wants

Now. You can't time the market. E.g., ETH was moving between 2k and 2.4k for a while. I sold some at 2.4k hoping to buy back closer to 2k. It hasn't dropped below 4k since I sold. 
Maybe I also should have sold some way back when it hit 4k. But I didn't because I thought it'd keep going up. Nope. 
If you think it's a worthy investment, don't worry about trying to save a few bucks. Just invest when you can. 

Haha yeah. I actually work on UN stuff sometimes. US is calling a vote on almost everything, so that they can vote against whatever it is, as a big F U to multilateralism. Thankfully most UN countries are still...normal... so positive things get voted through, though it's all just commitments/ goals on paper which in reality always under achieve.
Awesome on your job! Do you have ETH/ crypto positions rn? Just stocks you're staying clear of?

Personally my plan is to use the base app which is connected to my Coinbase account.
At least in the U.S. you can cash out directly from ETH to USD into the brokerage account on the Coinbase main app
From there my bank

Probably 50% BTC, 25% ETH, 25% SOL if you're actually about to drop 250k on crypto

You don't have to go that complex. You could just use a trading platform and use your ETH to get margin to take a leveraged ETH position. I used to use GMX io a lot. They allow up to 50x IRRC, but such a leverage multiple is borderline suicide in crypto IMO. A most I dabble with 2 or 3x

What is ur expectation for ETH? I hear 7k but I feel like ETH has always been mogged when it comes to crypto runs. IMO, a safe 3.8-4.25k

same thing happened to me, i think my last mainnet tx was like 4 months ago and it was just to bridge something over to arbitrum. the gas on L1 is so insane i dont even bother checking anymore, better to just keep everything in L2.

at this point my ETH is just sitting there like a relic while im actually using the network on other chains. weird how that works

The SEC's tokenised stock exemption from last week is getting credited for a chunk of this rally, but worth remembering it's a temporary 5-year order, not actual law, it came out two days after the Clarity Act died in the Senate, so the SEC's basically doing on its own what Congress couldn't agree on. Feels like everyone's watching the ETH price move without really digging into what got approved.
Stock tokens have to give holders the same voting and dividend rights as real shares, and issuers get a 30-day window to opt out entirely, so this isn't some free-for-all tokenisation land grab. Given how much of the RWA stuff already builds on Ethereum, this seems like a bigger long-term deal for the ecosystem than for the price chart, but I could see it going either way. Anyone think this actually holds up past the 5 years, or is it getting walked back the second the political winds shift?

I finally checked how much of my ETH activity isn't actually happening on Ethereum anymore

> to borrow against ETH on AAVE and just buy more ETH with the USDC
This is long term option, here the 1% gain on ETH mostly compensates 3.5% loss on the borrowed USDC.
The perp leverated long on Lighter is a short-term option, because it will cost you up to 12% per year in funding rates, which are taken continually from your margin.

Buy 0.04 more ETH, stake that shit and forget about it. We’ll hit 5k at least by next year.

2 ETH is 1 5090, or soon 1 ETH is 20 5090's

Personally, I only have like 30-40% of my money in crypto rest is in ETFs and in individual stocks.
BTC is always a good pick, the one reason why people like to buy alts, for example, is BTC will probably 2x in value in a few years, but maybe ETH or stellar lumens or doge or some other popular altcoin might 3x at the same timeline.

Don’t really know much about staking, I manage my assets through Revolut and the ETH takes 9-10 days to “unstake” just thought the 2.5%-3% APY looked good

ETH has more upside than BTC unless the world actually starts using BTC as money.
BTC already established its role as digital gold. Big financial companies are all building on ETH but most have just started launching real products. For example, it's been less than a year since Visa put USDC settlement into full use.

go to lighter and buy a perp leveraged long. but technically, just holding ETH means you are long ETH

First ETH mint..
Post your address to win me.

Hypothetically, how do you go long on ETH? Iv never done it before so im not exactly sure how to do it. My basic understanding would be to borrow against ETH on AAVE and just buy more ETH with the USDC generated? I want to test out something small like borrow against 1 ETH and don’t get liquidated unless it falls under $1k.