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It will be entirely over-preparing until exactly the day when a large BTC account like Satoshi's suddenly moves their coins. Then the entire market (including ETH) will crash. BTC will likely not recover. ETH eventually will if it can actually drive the narrative that it's a store of value and better than BTC at being secure.

People bought $4500 ETH just 12 months ago. It doesn't feel like a whole lot has changed in that time. What are your thoughts on why the past few years have been so volatile, going from $2k->$4k->$2k->$4k->$2k?

A useful dashboard would show the LP’s current ETH/USDC balance next to a “hold the starting assets” benchmark, then break the gap into price movement, rebalancing loss and fees. That makes it clear whether yield actually compensated you for selling part of the outperforming asset.

Nah, come on. It's been years, there are now other opportunities. We can see reality and accept that literally zero people will buy $5K ETH, and ten million bagholders will frantically sell all the way there.

That makes sense. I’d separate the check into net value reaching holders after emissions and unlocks, then use ETH/BTC as a relative-performance signal over a defined full-cycle window, not as proof by itself. Which evidence would you trust most: on-chain buybacks, fee distributions, or audited treasury data?

are you a spammer? the post has nothing to do with ETH

>Just to be clear what exactly is ETH down 80% compared to? To holding bitcoin. >If 2017 is anchor point ETH is up around 150% from 2017 peak. In dollars. Bitcoin is about 400% up in dollars from its 2017 peak.

Over 5% APY definitely gets your attention, especially with ETH moving around this much. I'd still check how frequently that rate changes and what Robinhood takes in fees. I mainly use moon for following crypto price direction, so staking is a different conversation for me. Yield is nice, but the underlying ETH price still matters more.

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Just to be clear what exactly is ETH down 80% compared to? If 2017 is anchor point ETH is up around 150% from 2017 peak. Not that I care, I just think your chart is shit. First because no sane person can read that monsteosity and second because your data clearly needs some checking.

Fiat > ETH/BTC > XMR Poof, it's disappeared

Any pump is an opportunity to sell and buy back lower. It's not like ETH is *never* going to go sub $2K.

So, how do you get ETH?

It's 2026, you don't need a CEX or onramp. You can swap ETH for XMR for example on many different platforms.

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>**Milady be wise,** >**Despite the things you despise,** >**Keep the comments consise.** ~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

Data point on the "normalizes" part: CEX funding is already pretty flat. BTC perps on two big centralized books were at about +0.0047% and +0.0061% per 8h around 1:20 PM ET today, ETH about +0.0067% and SOL about +0.006%, all under the 0.01% baseline many venues default to. So we're roughly in the quiet regime now, and the real test is whether Boros OI holds through it. If OI stays up while rates sit this close to baseline, that leans toward hedgers locking in rates rather than speculators, since there isn't much rate movement to bet on.

Up 2.5% on the daily chart. It's great to finally see a huge pump in ETH price. Hope the bull market continues tomorrow.

100%. We now know what POS means when referring to ETH

ETH is now also a "store of value" apparently. Remember when these were supposed to be currencies?

Sold NVDA a month ago at 239 and am thinking about going all in on ETH. Haven’t owned ETH for years but I think it’s going to be the real winner this bull market.

Since there's a lot of interesting discussion happening on Twitter but some of you will never go over there (with reason), I may take the time every now and then to share some conversations that I've found interesting and relevant to this community. Today, Lubin adds his comments backing up Vitalik's renewed claims of ETH as a store of value: > Why ETH is the store of value for what's coming > We are almost certainly heading into a period of high inflation and extreme economic and social volatility. As inflation and risk erode the purchasing power of nation-state money and many other assets, it will matter more than ever to hold assets that keep or grow their value. > Gold and BTC are high-powered money and excellent stores of value. ETH goes further. > Not debt-based. Like gold and BTC, ETH is not debt-based or credit-based money. > Censorship resistant. Like BTC, or gold and silver held physically, ETH transactions on Ethereum L1 can't be censored. That's true for simple payments and for complex smart contract programs like DeFi, and those programs are guaranteed to execute. > Cheap to hold. Like BTC, ETH is relatively cheap to hold and store securely. > Cheap to use at any scale. Ethereum is cheap and easy to use whether a transaction moves $1 or billions. Any well-formed transaction is guaranteed to execute. > Sound, and getting sounder. ETH is disinflationary and becomes ultrasound, meaning deflationary, during periods of high network activity. > Broadly useful. ETH has many uses across the Ethereum economy, and that economy will grow by orders of magnitude as finance, and eventually every industry, moves onchain. Global adoption of the Web protocols in the '90s and '00s transformed the world economy. Ethereum is the foundation of Web3, the user-centric, decentralized web. > Collateral money. ETH works as collateral, and collateral that grows in value over time is a powerful thing. > Home of stablecoins. Ethereum hosts the bulk of stablecoin activity. Stablecoins serve as payment money and as unit-of-account money. > Despot-proof. Like BTC, ETH can't be used by a despot to financially exploit or repress citizens. Over time that should have positive geopolitical effects. > Programmable. ETH is programmable money. You can attach arbitrary logic to transactions and build an entire economy on smart-contract-based agreements and business processes (see http://shodai.network). > Transparent or private, and auditable either way. Money and financial instruments on Ethereum can be public or private, and in both cases selectively disclosable and auditable. Privacy tools for retail and institutional users include VPNs, mix networks, shielded and privacy pools, Railgun, stealth addresses, Kohaku, and zero-knowledge proofs in many forms, including on L2s and on private permissioned EVM networks linked through bridgeless synchronous composability. > Future-proof. By the end of 2027, or partway through 2028 at the latest, ETH will be quantum-safe and AI-safe money. > ETH is the base money of an exponentially growing ecosystem that should keep growing for decades. Its monetary premium will keep rising, because retail, corporate, and government users will all need to hold some. Part of today's premium is speculative: Ethereum dominates smart contract blockchains, but it hasn't fully hit its stride or gone mainstream yet. > Machine intelligence will supercharge every scientific and technological pursuit and grow global GDP bigger and faster than any of us can imagine. Ethereum L1 and modular Ethereum L2s will undergird most of the high-value agreements, transactions, payment flows, and complex business processes behind the coming hybrid human-machine decentralized economy. https://x.com/ethereumJoseph/status/2120403128692494369

Wow, seems like a nice company. Are you US based? Even at annual big events at Oxbridge (one of them) and at ETH I met mostly juniors and HR people.

ETH is the hardest and most secure crypto SoV first, apps are secondary.

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