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Apart from Bitcoin, ETH and one or 2 others crypto has definitely lost its steam compared to the COVID frenzy. I don’t see any real use case and even if it does get adopted doesn’t mean the price will go parabolic. Plenty of useless items in this world that hold value and Bitcoin in my opinion is one of them

I just stopped trying to predict the "future" of the market and started focusing on the current regime instead. That’s also why I made the current BTC/ETH/BNB regime from my own rule-based system public. It gives me something objective to react to instead of guessing.

Unfortunately, I had most of my money in ETH since 2023, which barely went anywhere for years. The recent drop was the final straw for me

It’s the classic gas trap where the fee isn’t just ETH, it’s gotta be in the right flavor. WETH is wrapped and the network won’t touch it to push a batch transfer through, so your wallet sees a balance but the chain just shrugs. You need a little raw ETH sitting there to cover the actual computation, and five Mooniez at once can spike the estimate higher than you’d think. Check the gas tracker before you try again, late night or early morning usually drops it enough to squeeze by. I’ve sat there refreshing for twenty minutes just to save a few bucks on a move that should’ve been instant. Annoying as hell but it’s the toll booth you can’t sweet-talk.

Simply want to transfer nfts but how much do you need in order to do so??? $30 ETH n WETH, not sure what the issue could be but its annoying to say the least.

I like Litecoin and it would probably be one of the cryptos I would invest in after ETH, XMR and BTC. But I'm currently not buying into any projects, just more safer and easier money to be made in stocks. So saying this, it wouldn't suprirse me in the slightest if LTC suddenly melted faces with a pump. It's extremely overlooked while being one of the most stable, oldest coins that actually achieves what it set out to do. It has all the hallmarks of something that could 20x. Still not buying into crypto though, not in this economy.

Btc is slow, public, expensive, nobody works on it, it can't scale and has a mystery dev hoarding 5% of the float. The moat for btc is wall st, who's chasing the next thing already. Tom with ETH, Winks with ZEC, Lee with LTC DATS and grayscale converting the ALT trusts to ETF. If it's alt season then ltc is in the right spot imho.

I made no predictions, but you obviously know absolutely nothing about crypto if you think SOL can't 5x from here. I didnt say it will, I said it CAN. And it CAN go much higher than that. The likelihood of better than not that the new ATH this cycle will quite easily eclipse $500 this cycle. Its not nostradamus, it's just math. Most quality crypto projects such as solana show yes diminishing returns each cycle that it matures, but eth went from 60x to 6x. Sol 260x 36x so by that math Sol could easily do 6-9x which would put us in that $500 price range pretty easy. I get being frustrated by moonboy math, I get irritated with idiots saying XRP to $10k. The amount of money it would take that high of a supply to 10k is quadrillions. Solana to $500 is not a stretch, it takes roughly $200-250B marketcap that ETH in the bear market lol. And i dont know if you have used both blockchains or not, but Solana is superior to ETH in nearly every metric except decentralization which is getting better and better every day.

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Been like this since I failed to secure my 5k or 10k ETH bag in 2015. My fault entirely. I had my chance and blew it basically. Today I'd be rich. Life sucks and I have a myriad of health problems and I'm sure that things would be very different today both finances and health wise had I done that. Life sucks and then we die. Move on. Accept it. You can't turn back the clock and you can't change the past.

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I think so, fees and control. But we will see, I hope ETH will thrive and wish the best luck to all investors, of course 😉

ETH does what BTC does but more violently (goes up harder and goes down harder). However, ETH is also stuck between 1k and 5k while BTC overall goes up. To me ETH is just a buy low sell high kind of investment.

Start by asking whether ETH is weakening on its own or whether BTC and the broader market are shifting regime too. That distinction is exactly why I built my own rule-based tracker around market regimes rather than looking at ETH in isolation.

Huh? The entire tech market receded. ETH always dumps hardest.Another case of narrative following price.

No, declaration means anything at all. You'd need to prove you are able to withhold 51% attacks. Crypto like BTC and ETH are powerhouses in terms of hashpower.

> Do you mean the smart contracts that get hacked about once per week? I'm not aware of ANY of the major ETH staking pools that have been hacked. Lido Finance, Rocket Pool, StakeWise, etc all have never been hacked and have multiple auditors > You're trusting the contract to allow you to get your coins back at a future date. Having confidence in open source, heavily audited code (and you can audit it yourself too) is not "trust". Trust means having some sort of blind risk or belief without evidence. Open available code has zero trust required. Or even if you do define trust that way yourself to include open source code, then guess what bucko? BTC requires "Trust" then too, by the exact same token that it's open source code that you need to believe works securely. > You absolutely do NOT have full custody when you put your ETH into one of these contracts. Entering into a contract is non-custodial. You do not give up keys, nobody else has control over your tokens except in the ways explicitly outlined in the contract, which you're fine with, since you looked at it and agreed. And these contracts do not allow anyone to go do a 51% attack or blah blah. > Got it, you're worried about a hypothetical future. A guaranteed future by basic laws of supply and demand shown to work for hundreds of years. If a coin doesn't do halvings, then it's a bit more unsure, but with halvings like bitcoin, it's blatantly obvious and guaranteed. > Energy could be purchase in Kazakhstan for pennies of what they're paying in USA, so clearly this is not about energy cost The profit margin just isn't slim enough yet. With more halvings, it is guaranteed to get slimmer, at which point you MUST go to kazakhstan at some point to literally even be able to mine without taking a loss. E.g. if the energy price difference is 4 cents per kwh between the two places, and the margin on mining is only 3 cents per kwh spent mining, then mining in the place that's 4 cents more expensive becomes impossible. Not "non preferable", *impossible*, as you would lose at least 1 cent per kwh not make any profit at all. > Yes mining gives you influence over consensus, but buying a PoW coin does NOT. So what? Again, the equivalent to staked coins is ASICs. Talking about owning PoW coins is simply off topic and has nothing to do with anything I'm saying. Who cares?

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How do you tell when an ETH drop is actually about Ethereum?

Bitcoin is now trading at the high 82's. My cousin told me that because Bitcoin had a flash crash on 10-10-2025 (going down from 122k to 105k), he predicted that because tomorrow is the 1 year anniversary of the flash crash (which he cited as the end of the bull market last year even though there is more to it because Trump announced 100% tariffs on China last year, so hence the crypto market crashed), Bitcoin may do the opposite and instead, be parabolic, rising like 15-20% or something to 100k, but who knows how reliable his predictions were. My cousin (31M) stated that Bitcoin would go up between 1-5 June 2026 and I should long. Turned out, BTC went down and because I shorted, I earned a lot of money. He also predicted that on 14 May 2026, Bitcoin would crash from 79 to 76k only for it to bounce up to 82k. Most absurdly, he told me late on 19 August 2026 to short Ethereum at 2250 and set the limit to 2100 (ETH only went down as far as 2225 and after 22 August, ETH never touched below 2375 and went above 2700 on some days). He shorted Bitcoin on late 19 August 2026 when Bitcoin is at 69k and is still holding it unhedged, hoping for a drawdown despite the fact since 22 August 2026, Bitcoin never went below 75k on any day and has touched 87k. My cousin told me he is a genius investor and financial advisor but I have seen his account dip from 250,000 USD in 2017 (he put tens of thousands of personal loans into Robinhood and he only uses Robinhood and will not switch to another platform) to 50k in 2026, with him owing over half a million in student and personal loans after having dropped out of pharmacy school 2 weeks before finishing his final course in Summer of 2019 (6 years in, having finished x out of x+1 courses, aka 1 course remaining).

Prima di vendere controlla se puoi ancora scaricare lo storico ordini da Binance. Anche senza le ricevute originali, l'export delle transazioni con data e prezzo di acquisto spesso basta per dimostrare il costo medio, e cosi paghi la tassa solo sulla plusvalenza invece che sul totale. Se ETH e ancora su Binance, conviene fare lo scambio ETH/BTC li e spostare direttamente BTC. Vale la pena chiedere a un commercialista prima di muovere tutto. Non e un consiglio finanziario.

Bitcoin is now trading at the high 82's. My cousin told me that because Bitcoin had a flash crash on 10-10-2025 (going down from 122k to 105k), he predicted that because tomorrow is the 1 year anniversary of the flash crash (which he cited as the end of the bull market last year even though there is more to it because Trump announced 100% tariffs on China last year, so hence the crypto market crashed), Bitcoin may do the opposite and instead, be parabolic, rising like 15-20% or something to 100k, but who knows how reliable his predictions were. My cousin (31M) stated that Bitcoin would go up between 1-5 June 2026 and I should long. Turned out, BTC went down and because I shorted, I earned a lot of money. He also predicted that on 14 May 2026, Bitcoin would crash from 79 to 76k only for it to bounce up to 82k. Most absurdly, he told me late on 19 August 2026 to short Ethereum at 2250 and set the limit to 2100 (ETH only went down as far as 2225 and after 22 August, ETH never touched below 2375 and went above 2700 on some days). He shorted Bitcoin on late 19 August 2026 when Bitcoin is at 69k and is still holding it unhedged, hoping for a drawdown despite the fact since 22 August 2026, Bitcoin never went below 75k on any day and has touched 87k.

>**Neither vault nor crate,** >**While Ledger investigate,** >**Good time to update.** ~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

When millions of AI agents enter the market soon, bet on tech (eth atd) seems too risky to me. When a coin cannot clearly get above the old ATH in whole cycle, it’s a huge red flag. If you honestly look at the last cycle ETH’s performance, you find out that nobody actually accumulated, it went up in just a momentum trade and that’s it. Of course you still have delusional maxis like Tom Lee but I would definitely prefer to put my money on Saylor’s opinion. But of course time will tell and maybe ETH surprises everyone..