ETHEUR
Ethereum / Euro
crypto Composite

If you use euros, open an account with monerium. They create an IBAN account in your name. Then, when you want to move funds onchain, just initiate a free bank transfer from your traditional bank to your new IBAN. After a few seconds, you have the same amount of euro stablecoin ERC20 tokens on the EVM chain of your choice, with zero fees. From the point of view of your bank, this was just a usual bank transfer to another account you have in another bank, so they likely won't bother you.
With the euro stables, you have full custody. You can lend them to earn yield, swap them to ETH, USD stables, anything you want.
You can also go the other direction: withdraw euro stables and receive euros in your bank. Again, this will look to them like a transfer between bank accounts, not a crypto exchange.

But you don't need billions of dollars to transact on eth. Using an L2 you pay pennies for each transaction. No big payment processor is going to pay regular gas fees to transact when they could pay next to nothing. ETH's valuation (as well as like 99% of other crypto currencies) makes no sense.

All this and goes from 4,953 to less than 2280 within 7 months? 1500 -1700 level is where the whales come in and scoop it up. Build on it and sell it again. Easy money. Don't let me stop you from buying. I have been buying puts on the ETFs. They are all in the money now and prices are still rising to hedge ETH

Yeah sell ETH and buy ADA, it's the future

Before we go further, how did you get to $1,500 as fair value? What model are you using? Because "overpriced" and "fair value" are pretty specific claims and you haven't explained the reasoning behind either. Is it based on transaction volume? Network revenue? Comparable assets like ratio to BTC? Because without showing your reasoning, $1,500 is just as arbitrary as $3k or $10k. What's the actual framework here?
Because here's what we do know. Usage has doubled in 5 years - from 1 to 1.5 million daily transactions in 2021 to 2 to 3.5 million in the last 6 months. More developers and companies are building on it every year. And I suspect clarity will be bringing institutional money off the sidelines. And even if you assume ETH becomes slightly inflationary down the road, demand is growing faster than supply. So the question isn't really what it's worth today -- it's whether you think the world will be using Ethereum more or less 5 years from now. If more, the price might follow.

Start with a 50/50 split into BTC and ETH. Use DCA weekly to avoid timing stress. BitMart works great for beginners
DYOR 🙏

ETH to $10,009
We deserve it.

been using Bit1 for a few months now, mostly for crypto pairs and some forex on the side. with crypto brokers, my biggest fear is always the withdrawal. waiting days, random fees, support ghosting.
decided to actually track the times.
**withdrawals (USDT to TRC20):**
* $100: 2 hours
* $250: about 19 hours (hit a weekend)
* $500: 8 hours
* $1,000: 21 hours
all went through. no rejections. no random "extra verification" delays after the first kyc.
 BTCUSDT and ETHUSDT. limit orders fill where i set them. market orders slip a little during high volatility (maybe $1-3). that's normal for crypto....not instant but predictable. for anyone who's been burned by brokers holding funds hostage, this has been a relief. deposits and withdrawals are the main reason i stick with them.
anyone else using Bit1 for crypto? what's your withdrawal timeline like?

Schwab just launched spot BTC and ETH trading for retail clients today, feels like people are sleeping on this

You are missing the point. The commodity ETH is overpriced. Stable coin usage can go up but thst doesn’t mean the price will rise further. What makes you think it is worth 3k or 4 or 10k? It could be closer to 1500 for fair value

Jane street is into ETH now? Is this good news for price?

You were ETH distributed.

ya, give it 10 more years and you will see S&P triple while ETH still stagnant at 2k

I’ve also compared those and eventually landed on Ether.fi Cash, mostly because it runs on Optimism now with very low fees and has native EURC support for spending in Europe. It’s a great alternative if you don't want to deal with token lockups or LTV management. Just a heads-up for the setup: there are platform-wide codes like promo or cashback (not personal links) that you can enter during registration to trigger a higher cashback tier for groceries and dining out. I’ve been using it for daily runs in both Thailand and Europe, and the extra ETH rewards actually add up to a decent amount over the month. Plus, since they operate via Bridge, they aren't under MiCA reporting yet, which is a nice bonus for privacy.

ETH in 12 months will be up 50%, don't sell.

ETH. Not an information tho.

Not to burst everyone's bubble here but just remember ETH never revisited it's previous ATH, just think about it 🤔

It’s trading at a discount because the market doesn’t like $BTBT nor the CEOs strategy. They haven’t bought any $ETH during the post crash nor doing anything of relevance. They also didn’t spin off any $WYFI to shareholders.
$BTBT was once the top $ETH holder until others left it in the dust - now it’s way too far behind to be relevant.
That said, $WYFI alone looks interesting as hyperscalers are cheaper and offer more scale currently in this dearth of data centers

If you're new, don't try to time it. Split between BTC/ETH and DCA weekly/monthly. You'll beat most people who wait for the "perfect" entry and never buy.

Serious answer: ETH
No where near ATHs so you can actually get a good entry right now. Ask yourself this: does the EU, latin america, and Asia want to diversify from the US's monetary system (SWIFT) to hedge against US geopolitical volatility and control? If you think that makes sense, it makes sense to hold a position in ETH as a call option on ETH getting selected for financial infrastructure that is nation-less and un-sanctionable. Institutions are already warming to ETH as it is thanks to the clarity act's impending passage.