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that's my play, watch BTC and if it feels droopy, take a ETH short. I would rather hold an underwater ETH short than an underwater BTC short, wouldn't you? Buy spot price BTC in these 'bear' years for LTCG.

I’ve been working on a similar project with ChatGPT. I set up a Raspberry Pi 5 with Docker and Freqtrade, connected it to Kraken market data, and can check the FreqUI dashboard from my phone on my home Wi-Fi. My strategy is slower than yours. It watches BTC/USDC and ETH/USDC on 4-hour candles. It looks for a buy when EMA30 crosses above EMA150 and exits when EMA30 drops below EMA150 or the 4% stop is hit. In one backtest with higher trading fees, 100 simulated USDC grew to 158 USDC from January 2022 to October 2026. About 42 of those 58 USDC came from 2024. I also tested a faster 1-hour version and a 12-coin version, and neither convinced me to replace the original. At my last check, the Pi was running, the dashboard was showing Kraken candles, and the bot hadn’t opened a paper trade yet. I can see that it’s processing the market, but I’m still waiting to see a complete buy and sell in dry-run. For those who moved from paper to live, what did you check before trusting the bot with real orders? Did you find any differences between the two that your backtest missed?

You'd think this was the ETH sub or something

SPY, ES, NVDA, TSLA, BTC, ETH, GLD and SLV Support and Resistance, Pivots and Highest Volume Levels for Day Traders, Nov 10

Consolidation after a big drop usually means nobody knows the timing, so I would plan around your own horizon instead of guessing when. If you can hold for years, doing nothing is a valid plan. If a further drop would force you to sell, trim now while you can think clearly. And I would not trade ETH just because BTC is boring, chop like this is where leverage and overtrading eat people alive.

Because the last few cycles trained people to expect it. But the mechanism was never "dominance gets high, then rotates." It was a BTC run strong enough to pull in new money, and that new money went looking for higher beta. Without fresh inflows, dominance near 60% mostly means alts are bleeding against BTC, not coiling up. What I'd watch instead of the dominance number itself: - ETH/BTC. Alts rarely get a real season while ETH keeps lagging, and today ETH is down about 2% on the day versus roughly 1% for BTC. - Stablecoin supply growth. Rotation needs dry powder coming in, not the same money moving around. - Whether alt rallies hold after funding resets. A lot of recent alt pumps have been leverage-driven squeezes that fade once longs pile in and funding turns positive. Not saying it can't happen, just that "it always follows" comes from cycles with very different liquidity. Until those start lining up, I'd treat alt pumps as trades, not the start of a season.

It's impossible for ETH not to visit your birth year once every six months.

And then the text will come out of the blue, when you least expect it: "Hey, how are you?" This is ETH putting in a local bottom. "Want to get a drink?" This is ETH pumping 1% but no more. You meet up for the drink, which is nice, and ETH pumps another 1%. There is hope that the relationship may rekindle, but you are cautious, and ETH is struggling to push higher. "Hey, nice to catchup! We should do it again sometime," you text, but no reply comes, and ETH drops 0.2% every time you check until, weeks later, you see them with someone else, and ETH capitulates into darkness, and you are too depressed to buy the bottom. *I think I need help.*

The ticket is ETH guys

Finally dumping ETH is like finally getting rid of a toxic partner. The honeymoon phase (buying during your first bull market) was short lived and euphoric. We keep reminiscing about it, thinking ETH would change. But no, we keep fooling ourselves, thinking the abuse would stop. Years of abuse later I am broken and disgusted for staying so long, yet I know deep in my heart that dumping is the only thing I can do to save myself. Sub $2K is programmed. I can clearly see through ETH’s bullshit now. Last two times $2K was breached we were at sub 1750 less than 24hrs later. Do not be surprised. Same abuser — same repeating patterns.

i reckon a retest of summer lows. ETH might make slightly lower low but i think BTC low holds then whole crypto market bounces hard.

ETH shouldn't ossify, but it also shouldn't keep the pace with LLM driven development which some chains might adopt because their tokens go to 0 and they need to take some risk. Speed it up with AI, yes, but there should be limits (and yes, I know how hard it is to define those, because we all will likely have different perspectives etc).

There is no connection between AI tokens and tech. There even is no connection between AI and AI tokens btw. AI runs fine without blockchains, and even payments from, for or through AI can already be sent through a protocol that coinbase and cloudflare helped inventing together. X402 was somewhat blockchain related despite using stablecoins mostly (USDC on ETH and Solana), the successor protocol MPP also allows agentic use or most classic payment types, like cards through stripe for example. Whichever coins are trying to stoke hype by saying they are "linked to AI" or "inevitable for AI use" are only running empty promises on the search for bagholders as they are in no way necessary for AI in any form or shape. They just like to talk up a connection for marketing reasons.

With no capped fixed supply it wont ever have any sort of value. The only value ETH has is because of the staking option.

BTC is consolidating. What should we do? What do you think is going to happen and WHEN? BTW, trading ETH today, wby?

faster transactions ofc. even ETH is slow and the rest are shitcoins

grats on ur ETH short

Quick dip to $1600 for ETH to retest and grab all that liquidity

Fair point, entry timing and understanding market direction definitely matter. I don't see LPing as a way to avoid market risk, especially with something like ETH/USDC. What I've been trying to work through is how best to manage the position once you're in, particularly when price moves against you and whether rebalancing actually improves the outcome. I've started focusing more on net returns vs simply holding rather than chasing fees. What signals are you generally looking for before entering an LP position?

**Tricky's Daily Doots #1,649** **Yesterday's Daily 08/11/2026** [Previous Daily Doots](https://old.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/1xqrcbb/daily_general_discussion_november_08_2026/19se6uzttkge8/) - u/r2002 covers [part of a recent ETH issuance debate.](https://old.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/1xqrcbb/daily_general_discussion_november_08_2026/19sbhz68zqex0/) 💬 - u/robmacca shares [Vitalik's post on why ETH is a store of value.](https://old.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/1xqrcbb/daily_general_discussion_november_08_2026/19sc46z5yjdhh/) 🪙 - u/Jey_s_TeArS delivers [the daily haiku.](https://old.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/1xqrcbb/daily_general_discussion_november_08_2026/19sbv24lbutq8/) 📝 Sorry for the double late doots. Please check out [yesterday's doots too!](https://old.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/1xqrcbb/daily_general_discussion_november_08_2026/19se6uzttkge8/)

What’s the future of ETH guys? Will store of value really hold up? Anyone with knowledge please enlighten us

Summarized: it all comes down to demand. Which I agree with. Specifically - sustainable, non-speculative, utility-based demand for the network itself which is reflected in the price of ETH. It's not more fundamentals (and obviously never was) or better wartime messaging from the ETH orgs. Or another EIP or Merge. And it's definitely not one entity buying 6m+ ETH for 13.56b USD and staking 86% of it. It isn't more decentralization. Those aren't hurting but they aren't helping to move the needle. No, I think Ethereum significantly increases demand soon (next 2 to 5 years?) and the fundamental start mattering to price or it's going to become Symbian of crypto (which, btw, had 65% of the smart phone market share in 2007 and was completely gone within 5 years).

An asset becomes a credible store of value when its price appreciates enough in fiat terms to make it attractive to hold. ETH's price action has been so disappointing that it has struggled to make that case. Of course, you could argue that ETH's prolonged underperformance is precisely what makes it an attractive investment. There's an old contrarian theory that the most hated assets often offer the greatest opportunities, while dumb money piles into assets that have already massively outperformed, like BTC. But whether ETH eventually proves that theory right remains to be seen...

I’ve been shorting crypto for a couple months now lol. Paying well. ETH paid and now especially alt coins like ZEC this week I’ll put in a few smaller long perps after large sudden drops to get a bounce payout too. My crypto account was up 170% last year and so far 50% this year but making good progress rn. Took a hit when I branched out and shorted silver at the wrong time lmao

Jensen cheats with a spy, tradfi (futures), crypto, etc. all dump in unison. Rest of the market rebounds immediately following open the next trading day, ETH doesn't. ETH winds up dumping harder than 95 of the Top 100 coins and even NVDA itself. Explain that. You can't. (I'm just joking around, we all know ETH doesn't need a reason to dump).