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Same as it’s always been: To continue funnelling funds from users to the ETH foundation, Vitalik, and other pre-sale entities.

This is a common but silly misconception.
If it's good for Ethereum, it's good for ETH. Always.
Ethereum domination **ensures** ETH domination. Some look at temporary price performance as proof that there's some disconnect.. But that's not the market "telling you something", that's just an opportunity to make money on the leap back to fair value.
The worst part? When ETH goes absolutely ballistic everyone will still say it "came out of nowhere" lol.

You packed a lot of confidence into a comment that still gets basic Ethereum mechanics wrong. ETH does burn fees, net issuance is nowhere near the ‘infinite dilution’ caricature you’re pushing, and saying Ethereum captures ‘zero’ value from usage is just false. The real debate is how much value ETH captures as tokenization, stablecoins, settlement, and L2 activity scale—not whether it captures any. Short it if you want. That’s what makes a market. But insults don’t turn bad facts into a good thesis.

ETH Daily - 7th September 📰
\-Ethrex public testnet with privacy EIPs.
\-Frames and long-term scaling.
\-EF releases Hegotá EIP rankings.
\-EF outlines PQ Ethereum priorities.
\-Ethlabs publishes its week 11 update.
\-Prysm supports the Fast Confirmation Rule.
\-QuickNode EVM logs show transaction land time.
Read more: [https://ethdaily.io/ethrex-privacy-testnet-hegota-tier-list-pq-roadmap](https://ethdaily.io/ethrex-privacy-testnet-hegota-tier-list-pq-roadmap)

Gas sponsorships have been possible on Ethereum mainnet since around March 2023 with ERC-4337 and paymasters. Generally I find it quite disingenuous to pick this element of the Frame Transactions proposal (EIP-8141) and claim it to be the big change. But hey, twitter engagement farming is hard work.
My understanding of Frame transactions is that they are potentially a pretty good change for Ethereum and they are on the way to be included in the Hegota upgrade which comes sometime in 2027 probably. Frame transactions will pave the way for the following things:
- First step to be able to use post-quantum secure signatures.
- Enables account abstraction on the protocol level of which gas sponsorship is an element. On the protocol level transactions are still paid with ETH, but someone else can pay this ETH and the user can pay them with whatever they want. Similar as with paymasters currently.
- Protocol native way to switch signing keys out but keeping your address. Similar to what smart accounts can do nowadays like gnosis safe.
- You can make multiple calls in a single transaction. 'Approve' and 'swap' do not need to be 2 separate transactions anymore. That still is a pretty annoying part of Ethereum users outside of smart accounts.
- Privacy preserving transactions can become possible on the lowest protocol level if Frame Transactions are paired with EIP-8250 (Keyed Nonces). That would be pretty big in my opinion and something that is missing from Ethereum. But even without keyed nonces, frame transactions allow the user to use a privacy preserving signature scheme which allows for some level of privacy.
Long story short. Frame transactions can be a pretty big UX improvement, which is great for Ethereum, its users and ETH. Gas sponsorships are not something new and that is why I would be surprised that they have a big impact on ETH itself.

>**Liquidity still,**
>**Volume spikes orders to fill,**
>**Running up that hill.**
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

users pay with usdc but the gas is still $ETH under the hood?

Anything that improves the UX of transacting with the blockchain is bullish in my opinion. Being able to pay with stablecoins can be very helpful for normies, as well as tradfi operations. I have to assume that accounting in ETH is legit a pain-in-the-ass for accounting departments.

> NEW: Ethereum's next major upgrade will let users pay transaction fees in stablecoins instead of $ETH
Good for Ethereum, bearish for ETH imo.

Nobody knows.
But it's ETH. It's gonna Crab/bleed for months, then suddenly pull a 70% pump in the span of 10 hours.

Curation doesn't eliminate risk; it concentrates it.
The ~95% overlap happens because genuine, low-risk borrow demand in DeFi is tiny. Curators aren't discovering secret alpha markets; they're all funneling deposits into the same three battle-tested collateral loops (primarily LST/ETH and delta-neutral basis trades) because that's where the volume is. You're paying a 5-15% performance fee for an illusion of bespoke underwriting.
The real danger isn't that curators mark their own books—oracles still govern NAV. The danger is withdrawal queuing and reallocation lag. When an underlying siloed pool faces bad debt or liquidity crunch, a curator's rebalancing timelock is often slower than the liquidation cascade.
Rule of thumb: Never treat a curated vault as a diversified mutual fund. Look through to the underlying markets: check the specific LLTV (Liquidation Loan-to-Value) and oracle feed for the top 2 allocations. If those two markets make up >80% of the vault, you're better off depositing directly and keeping the fee.

The real clowns are the people buying ETH when it captures literally zero value from Ethereum usage. Now in 2027 you won't even need to hold ETH to make a transaction. LMAO

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Hey everyone, timing the macro rotation is exhausting. I’m thinking of coding a small script to ping my Telegram whenever the BlockchainCenter Altseason Index hits extreme zones (<25 or >75) combined with structural shifts in BTC Dominance.
For those who swing trade between BTC and Alts, what other metrics should I track to avoid fakeouts? (e.g. ETH/BTC ratio, stablecoin inflows?)

Let me stop you right here and save you some regret.
Buy BTC or ETH. Maybe put a few ETF’s in your ROTH/401K but don’t go much deeper than that.
Imagine the casino rugging you mid-bet. That’s what you’re dealing with for a massive portion of crypto and DeFi.

It's seriously wild how insanely reliable selling high - buying low is on ETH.

BTC and ETH are the only coins I will buy and hold through multiple bull and bear cycles. As for everything else, I buy the mear market and sell the bull market.

Buy and hold. I mainly just buy BTC, ETH and PAXG.

Under the proposal, a payments app, for example, could cover the fee itself, or take stablecoins from the user and settle the ETH bill on their behalf. Ethereum still gets paid in ether, and the user never has to buy any.

If the question is “should I convert all 9 ETH into BTC?”, I wouldn’t make it an all-or-nothing decision.
You already have 0.5 BTC + 9 ETH, so you have meaningful exposure to both. BTC generally represents the more established, lower-beta crypto thesis, while ETH offers potentially greater upside but also greater uncertainty.
A reasonable middle ground would be something like 60–70% BTC / 30–40% ETH rather than abandoning ETH entirely. Recent Coinbase research has shown ETH positioning improving and, at times, ETH leading BTC, but it has also noted that ETH/BTC remains an important indicator of whether ETH is actually outperforming rather than simply following BTC.
I also wouldn’t base the decision on the possibility that the U.S. government might eventually buy ETH. That’s speculation. If that happened, it could obviously change the thesis, but it shouldn’t be the reason for the allocation.
If I were choosing between “keep 0.5 BTC + 9 ETH” and “convert all 9 ETH to BTC,” I’d favor keeping some ETH. A partial rotation gives you BTC’s stronger monetary/institutional thesis while retaining ETH upside if Ethereum has a major relative move.
For the crypto profit earning side, you could add a speculative allocation toward newly listed/momentum tokens available through Robinhood’s ecosystem, while keeping the majority in BTC and ETH. Robinhood Chain is now a live Ethereum Layer 2 and Robinhood says its ecosystem supports decentralized trading and tokenized assets.
The attraction is the potential for much larger percentage moves: a 100% gain = 2×, 200% = 3×, and 300% = 4×. Those outcomes are possible in highly speculative tokens.
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