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You think the ETH Foundation will take this last opportunity to sell above $1.500 ?

ETH not following BTC makes me wonder if Saylor is buying to save it.
It always plunges further when he finishes

Please don’t talk about ETH, I want to forget that my bag of it exists.

Tether flips ETH

Lot of people expect 1-1.2k dollar ETH, 40-50k BTC this year, they might be right. One thing i learnt though is that market usually doesn't move according to the expectations of the majority.

I can’t wait to look back on this subreddit from atop my mountain of money I made from ETH

Every coin loved by this sub has failed (ADA, LINK, LTC, DOT). Why should ETH be any different?

Well be lucky if ETH ever hits 5K. Forget alt season

I've been testing this on BTSE lately, not sure if it's the best option out there but it does fix the USDT conversion thing at least. You can hold BTC or ETH and use it as collateral directly without touching it. Still wrapping my head around how the cross margin calculator works exactly and whether it accounts for collateral volatility properly. Someone here probably knows more about the liquidation side of it than I do. But yeah the workflow is way smoother for day trading, fewer steps before you actually get into a position.

Probably a good bet. I'll add some to my account in retirement if I ever get there.
Only risks i see are major data breaches where bitmine loses their ETH or catastrophic bug in Ethereum bringing down the network or infinite mint bug. All of these seem rather unlikely but anything is possible.

ETH is a fucking blood bath

Depends on how it fits in your portfolio. ETH should apeiciate more over the long term and BMNP is too volatile for short duration. If you are wanting yield over a few years without the need for growth then I think it is a good option.

Keep in mind, after the last cycle, ETH bottomed out on June 18, 2022. This is usually a rough time for crypto this time of the year. I always recommend to people to buy sometime in the second week in July.

when tether overtakes ETH on the crypto leaderboard you know its going to be bad

Why would people rotate money to alts? Wasn't that a thing that happened in the 2017 cycle because there were many fewer fiat on ramps and people had to buy BTC or maybe ETH or LTC to send to an exchange that would trade alts?

Can't grave dance too much, at this rate ETH and BTC are charging towards -90% themselves

"You can technically still migrate after the deadline (the Arbitrum Canonical Bridge stays accessible through the Arbitrum Portal), but you'll have fewer tools and slower help. Don't wait."
this is a kinda stupid way to put it as usual with r/cc
it doesnt matter if nova goes offline unable to process transactions. it would need to be permanently sunsetted in the truest scene where theres absolutely no nodes or any other software to do things like process withdraw transactions.
The only time you will need to care about needing to move your moons off nova is if theyre fully shutting down the chain. Even on "minimized support" (which really just means they dont care about nova anymore but it doesnt cost anything to host stuff so theyll do it for now) you can still forcefully withdraw moons from Nova to L1 ETH. Even if the sequencer to process transactions goes offline, again you can still force withdraw back to L1. The entire chain would need to be shutdown and gone in order for it to matter.

The fake token part is honestly the easy bit, anyone can deploy a contract that calls itself USDT and shows whatever balance they want. The part that actually takes money is the step after, where you suddenly can't move it without 'gas' or an activation fee, so you send real TRX or ETH and that's what they were fishing for the whole time. The pretend balance was never the prize, your gas was.

In ETH right?

Sure, but ETH was around $8 in early 2017. Even $80 in 2018 or 2019 was still a 10x from only a couple years earlier.
That is very different from where we are now. ETH was about 2x the current price two years ago. The chart looks like the Himalayan mountain range, and right now it feels like we are sliding back toward 2018 levels.
We have round-tripped hard. And honestly, the lesson seems to be that blindly HODLing is not the right way to approach ETH. I have been round-tripping this asset since 2017. I believed in it. But the market clearly did not have the same conviction, and too many ETH investors had weak hands.
ETH is not the only problem either. ADA has done much worse. The entire crypto space has severely underperformed other assets.
Part of the problem is the endless token dilution. There are millions of crypto tokens now. If the space had 100 to 1,000 serious tokens instead of a casino full of copy-paste coins, things might look very different today.
And yes, Soylana was part of the problem.