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ETH is a stable coin. Lately 🥴

To be fair, it was the top back then. Didn’t make the same mistake with ETH.

The ETH/BTC ratio has been ugly for a while now, and it's not just leverage flushes. A lot of that ETF outflow money was parked in ETH as a "second best" institutional play, and when risk appetite sours they cut the smaller position first. The higher beta argument only covers so much when it's nine straight days of redemptions.

Why is ETH getting hit so much harder than BTC lately?

🌍 Macro Markets are reassessing AI investment returns as rising financing costs and volatility pressure semiconductor stocks. South Korea’s KOSPI plunged 5.5%, while the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index closed slightly lower after a sharper intraday decline. Meanwhile, escalating Middle East tensions pushed WTI crude higher for a fourth consecutive session, lifting the energy sector by 1.74%. BTC rebounded from near $81K to $84K but failed to break through resistance, leaving the market in consolidation ahead of U.S. CPI data. ⸻ 📈 Market Snapshot • BTC: $83,172.7 (+1.61%) • ETH: $2,497.63 (+2.06%) • NASDAQ: 27,204.38 (-0.15%) • S&P 500: 7,805.45 (-0.02%) • F&G: 62 (previous: 57) ⸻ 🧠 Market Take BTC has recovered from its recent $81K low, but momentum stalled near $84K. The immediate resistance zone is $83,600–$84,000, while $82,800 is the key support to watch. A high-volume breakout could strengthen the recovery, but failure to hold support would leave BTC vulnerable to another pullback. On-chain data shows long-term holders maintain an average BTC cost basis of approximately $48,600, with unrealized gains of around 72%. Although the LTH SOPR remains above 1, indicating continued profit realization, the data alone does not confirm sustained distribution. Meanwhile, an early holder transferred 4,582 BTC worth approximately $378M, adding to concerns about potential selling pressure. Institutional accumulation continues to provide a counterweight. Strive now holds 32,773 BTC after adding 3,311 BTC last week and has launched a perpetual preferred stock with a 15% annualized dividend yield to help fund further purchases. However, the high cost of financing could constrain future accumulation if BTC prices remain weak. Key levels: * Resistance: $83,600–$84,000 / $85K * Support: $82,800 / $81,000–$81,200 * Trend: Consolidation with recovery momentum facing resistance A decisive breakout above $84K would strengthen the bullish case, while a loss of $82,800 could reopen downside risk. ⸻ 🔥 Hot Tokens * OP: Gained more than 21% as Ethereum Layer 2 tokens rallied. * ZK: Rose over 13%, benefiting from broad strength across Ethereum scaling projects. * ARB: Climbed nearly 7% amid the Layer 2 sector rebound. * BAT: Surged more than 27% after Brave unveiled BAT Roadmap 4.0 and opened a waitlist for its Rewards Card. * PRL: Rose nearly 15% following a Pearl-GEMM upgrade that reduced AI computation latency overhead from 10–15% to 0–3%. * UNI: Gained over 8% as a whale accumulated 1.29M UNI worth approximately $9.6M over three days. ⸻ 📰 Key Updates * Ledger: Confirmed malicious hardware implants in devices sold through CryptoBilis and is reviewing its sales policies and anti-tampering protections. * Sberbank: Russia’s largest bank received approval to offer crypto exchange services, with a planned launch on December 1. * Metaplanet: Plans to repurchase 96.93M shares for approximately ¥25.3B and issue ¥52B in convertible bonds to repay Bitcoin-backed loans. * S&P: Completed its first on-chain derivatives swap on the Canton blockchain, with Marex and DRW participating. * South Korea: Plans to expand security tokenization to stocks, bonds, and funds, with regulations expected in February 2027. * Base: Introduced stablecoin yield and crypto-collateralized lending solutions for platforms. * Bank of England: Officials said the UK is in no rush to launch its proposed digital pound, or “Britcoin.” * U.S. CPI: September inflation data is due October 14, followed by PPI and retail sales data on October 15. ⸻ ⚡ Quick Take BTC’s rebound is holding above $83K, but resistance at $83,600–$84,000 continues to cap upside as geopolitical risks and rising financing costs weigh on risk appetite. **U.S. CPI is the key near-term catalyst**; watch for a confirmed breakout above $84K or a breakdown below $82,800 to signal the next move.

I’d check ETH/BTC first, then ETF flows. If Bitcoin and everything else is dropping too, it’s probably more about the overall market. I’m still bullish on Ethereum long-term. I don’t think a price drop automatically means something is wrong with ETH.

i think anyone who actually believes $TRUMP is one of the reasons ETH is suffering is choosing their only reality. You also kinda just ignored anything I said anyway

If XRP isn’t dead yet I will say ETH will never die.

Yes, looks like I got them dropped to my ETH wallet directly. Did not need to claim or do anything at all. There is 27,000 ONE sitting in the ETH side of this wallet now that was not there before. It’s worth $44 it seems

When can we declare ETH dead?

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Been holding ETH for 5 years and currently sitting at 0% gain. \*Feelsbadman.png\*

I don't think it's a decentralization problem, so the network should be fine, and so should anyone holding ETH in their own wallet. These custodians aren't one entity, and none of them is anywhere near a third of all stake, the point where a single operator could stop the chain from finalizing. The biggest, Coinbase, runs around 12%. Even Lido, which isn't really one operator, has dropped from over 30% to about 20% over the last few years. The bigger risk would be newcomers stopping, and Solana shows what that looks like. Its validator count fell from about 2,500 in early 2023 to around 680 today, while the share of SOL staked has sat around two-thirds for years. On Ethereum, the staked share has grown for almost six years, from zero to about a third, and it will probably take another decade to get near Solana's level. So new stakers, institutions included, should be welcomed. Every new validator helps secure the network. Ethereum already runs securely with only a third of ETH staked, which shows how early we still are and how much room there is for more participants without hurting decentralization.

ETH was $5000 10 months into trumps term. Youre actually incorrect with the second statement. Presidents have demonstrably had very little influence on crypto prices and I know this sub hates to hear it but crypto policies have been MUCH friendlier under Republicans lol

Anyone still holding BTC/ETH ? Thoughts on crypto ?

ETH: 4H Double Bottom with RSI & Stochastic Divergence

>**Hacking piano,** >**See-through Ledger nano,** >**Simcard soprano.** ~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

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No one is paying in crypto through crypto cards though. It's just the card provider converting the crypto to fiat, keeping the spread and paying the merchant. Until merchants actually start taking BTC or ETH or XRP or whatever, no one is actually paying with crypto. It's just a off ramp to fiat with fewer steps.

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I just stopped trying to guess when the bull market "should" happen. If the regime turns bullish, great. If it doesn't, that's information too. My public BTC/ETH/BNB tracker is built around that idea instead of trying to predict a date.

Makes sense, liquidations being mostly longs fits the headcount skew. 2390 on ETH is a level I'm watching too.

Your headcount numbers line up with the liquidation side too. Roughly 80% of ETH and SOL liquidations over the last 24h were longs, and there's still a fat ETH long pool sitting around 2,390 with SOL longs stacked near 104.4. I'd lean lower on both until those get tagged, wrong if ETH pushes through the 2,567 short pool. The crowd going 75% long on alts during a bleed is a bold way to spend a paycheck. Not advice.

Before choosing the coin, I'd look at the market regime first. I made my current BTC/ETH/BNB regime status public for exactly this kind of context. It won't tell you what to buy, but it can help decide whether going all in now or scaling in makes more sense.

They would know that you had bought a ledger but would NOT know what you have bought or are holding. Some examples of this though would be the Celsius bankruptcy case, creditors that were involved with that had their holdings on there leaked. For instance, Matt has 100 ETH and 3 BTC at time of bankruptcy, they'd be able to see how much Matt would have gotten back with distributions but would NOT know if he had sold or bought. Same here, they know you have a Ledger that you bought but for all they know you could have $100 in BTC or $1,000,000. A bigger risk, like in France, would be those who have sold and had their capital gains taxes that showed this.