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You will get only problems using mixers, try Monero (XMR) instead via [Darkchange](https://darkchange.app/), exchange ETH for XMR it's instant and currently they got 800+ XMR available, which is pretty good.

People don't want to sell their appreciating assets (BTC/ETH), so someone might need $500, and instead of selling their BTC/ETH, they just borrow $500 which can be repaid slowly overtime.
Or someone might use that $500 if they have a strategy that generates more daily yield than they have to repay.

And the rest besides BTC and ETH are just zombies waiting to die

To start with, I would invest 10% (split in BTC and ETH) and rest split between S&P500 ETF (Canadian or US version), dividend ETF (like SCHD or a Canadain similar ETF) and a growth ETF (QQQ-US version or similar Canadian version). Then start learning about the stock market if you have time and interest and tweak it as you wish.

well duh .. it's been 10 years and the only crypto worth keeping is bitcoin
even ETH is losing

Grinding in the trenches day after day, all we seek is a good lead, good call, maybe just a chance for a 5x, back in the day 1000x on ETH was common! Now it's truly difficult to find and trust!

Today you may only stake FLR and XRP on Flare. BTC, ETH and DOGE will be added in 2026. Flare Networks is the best kept secret in crypto, IMHO.

Got it and if I may ask, which crypto do you choose to stake on Flare? Or what do you think does best on flare?
BTC, ETH?

What is life haha, I am sitting here being mad myself needing 3 ETH to start my arb bot, that I wasted a year developing apparently.
I've seen multiple posts now today with people making crazy gains like this, like how in the hell
Don't get me wrong, I'm bitter, but holy fuck good job that is literally insane haha wtf

>Even though it may be an option to go to USDT on Sushi.com, the "route" it will take will incur 2 trading fees. To ETH and then to USDT
Got it, thanks for clarifying. I thought that was a direct method but seems I overlooked a step.
Ty ^(!tip 2)

New daily is here, BTC -0.09%, ETH -0.9%, y’all can start crying as per tradition.

Better their introduction to investing be with something that will hopefully have long term relevance like ETH, instead of Sploop Coin.

I really wish people would stop disregarding this just because it's Charles saying it. He's absolutely right. The only real good thing this admin has done is stopped operation chokepoint 2.0 and kicked out the Genslerites. That's basically it. The legislation so far has been a grade C- at best but the damage done to our reputation from the grifting is colossal. Not to mention the inclusion of shit like Ripple as a proposed commodity like BTC and ETH. It just completely delegitimises the rulings and makes it more likely for a future admin to just undo it all since it wasn't based on sound logic.

I had the same issue a while back, ended up using [DarkChange](http://p6m94.click/) and exchanged BTC to ETH. Low fees, no KYC, and quite straightforward

anyone know where i can buy ETH or SOL with Zelle in the states?

OMG - so what’s your solution? Just ignore marketing like Ethereum has for the past few years? We need adoption. Even $50 of ETH matters. A struggling college student can still afford $50–$100 in ETH, especially when we all know the dollar only continues to devalue.
BTC maxis constantly tell people to stack sats, and they argue that even $50–$100 in Bitcoin can be life-changing over time.
I’m honestly amazed at how clueless some ETH maxis are when it comes to marketing. If you believe in something, you promote it. Get off the pedestal. Saying the college crowd is “too poor” to own ETH comes across as elitist and out of touch - and it actively hurts adoption.

> Social recovery wallets and timelocks: wallets that don't make you lose all your money if you misplace your seedphrase, or if an online or offline attacker extracts your seedphrase, and also don't make all your money backdoored by Google.
I'd really like to see a competent execution of policy based smart contract wallets. So not just timelocks but different signature thresholds for extracting larger sums of money, different roles for signers that are expected to do different things or interact with different applications, and governance extensibility through administration wallets that may not be part of the admin controls of the managed smart contracts. In addition to doing this on chain I'd like to see this implemented at the wallet level so my wallet can detect and reject malicious transactions before it has a chance of being signed.
Last year BitWise lost over $1B in ETH because they didn't have something as simple as an ATM withdrawal limit on the cold wallet.
> Privacy UX: make private payments from your wallet, with the same user experience as making public payments.
Is this using the FHE/Zama route or the Aztec/Railgun route to privacy? I think we need a clearer explainer of how privacy is achieved on chain with some of the different approaches being developed and the tradeoffs of those approaches.
> Application UIs: use more dapps from an onchain UI with IPFS, without relying on trusted servers that would lock you our of practical recovery of your assets if they went offline, and would give you a hijacked UI that steals your funds if they get hacked for even a millisecond.
Get this built into the Rabby wallet browser. Also get an ERC standard where a smart contract can refer to an IPFS url where users should go to interact with it.

For $200 mil I don't think it's a reach to endorse ETH. But yeah, we'll see. 

I've definitely heard Tom Lee say that BMNR was created to give ETH exposure to institutions that couldn't otherwise buy crypto directly. Seeing as that doesn't include retail, he probably thought a vaguely articulated response was appropriate considering his investors are obviously institutions who know better or don't care, and retail who's obviously stupid and should have just bought ETH instead.

20k ETH added — traders in ‘this ain’t just a long, it’s a legacy’ mode 🐂