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ETH? OMG. No idea how anyone can be bullish on something that is being actively rugged by their founder.

For ETH ↔ SOL specifically, I’ve had the smoothest experience using bridge aggregators rather than single bridges. They route through the cheapest & fastest path automatically.
That said if you want something clean and minimal steps:
Use a reputable bridge with high TVL and audited contracts
Avoid tiny/new bridges just because fees look lower
Always test with a small amount first
Most headaches usually come from liquidity fragmentation or wrapped asset confusion not the swap itself.
If simplicity is priority, aggregators that abstract routing tend to feel closest to connect swap done

Crypto bros have been acting way too beta lately - crying about bear markets and “everything is going to zero.” Meanwhile, the gold and silver crowd is flexing full “to the moon” energy, right alongside the stock market. When did crypto bros decide to become cucks?
I’m never bearish on crypto. As far as I’m concerned, ETH is always going to the moon.

I’m all for BTC / ETH, but NFTs were never something I could understand.
It was like beanie babies.
“You know you can just recreate this for a fraction of a cent right? What are you paying for here?”
It was an interesting view into the psychology of humans tho

I couldn't care less. I'll continue to hodl only BTC and ETH.

You’re not wrong. Bitcoins ROI is diminishing with every cycle. Bitcoin itself will be outpaced by leverage ETFs.
I would watch for QE. If QE returns then I would hold a mix of Bitcoin and leverage plays. Holding Bitcoin to get into ETH and other alts. If there is no QE or very limited QE I would still with some Bitcoin but take on more leveraged ETFs. No reason to hold as much Bitcoin since alts aren’t viable with limited liquidity.

That’s why I’m invested in QRL, and buy ETH and BTC on downturns like this.
People be greedy. It’ll swing back up eventually, im literally betting money on it

Yup, I’ve been in that same loop. Leverage feels productive because you’re always doing something, but crypto volatility only needs one bad move to wipe out weeks of gains.
Spot holding has been way more consistent for me, especially with BTC and ETH. It’s less exciting, but the stress drops a lot when you zoom out. I split my capital now. Smaller portion for trades, and long-term holdings parked somewhere earning yield instead of sitting idle. I use Nexo for that so I can earn and still access liquidity without selling in dips. Leverage can work, but the mental cost is real. Sometimes boring wins.

I’ve been trading BTC and ETH with leverage for a while and I keep running into the same issue. Small wins, then one bigger loss wipes out progress. It made me question whether leverage is even the right approach long term.
So now I’m wondering something slightly different. How many of you have done better just holding crypto long term instead of using leverage? Has spot holding or earning yield on holdings been more consistent over time?
Also curious what platforms you’re using for long-term crypto holding. Are you sticking to major exchanges, using a crypto lending platform, or parking assets somewhere you can earn interest on crypto while holding?
Trying to figure out if leverage is worth the stress, or if long-term holding on the right platform makes more sense financially and mentally.

Buying if ETH goes <1600

To render certain Bitcoin wallets invalid would require 51% of miners to all agree on a protocol changes to BTC's network. No one has ever gotten miners to agree on any network change in BTC's entire history. What you said is entirely possible with ETH or SOL wallets but it would take a medical to do this with the BTC network.

Guys, I thought we all agreed on coordinating what the price of BTC and ETH were doing so we could all make money on the predictions markets!

Wow, yeaahh.... This is going to be bad... No real support until 1400ish..
Really testing capitulation of many...
Shit I felt bad when ETH only edged near 2000 past week or so, while not able to convincingly break up. I was hoping I was wrong.
This feels like a classic bear flag and breakdown towards the lower low.
FML
Seems like the only hope is the Clarity Act suddenly passing. But that seems unlikely anytime soon.

Nice.
I shorted ETH at 2113.50.
BTC at 67,795.00
So in the green that my margin ratio is a ludicrously low 5.6%.

We are chasing our low from earlier this month, probably due for BTC below $60k and ETH below $1700 soon.

No. I hold BTC as a store of value, ETH for the fact that practically all meaninful DeFi infrastructure development occurs on Ethereum, DASH as a spending coin and XLM for fast and inexpensive transfers.  

>**Remember the bears,**
>**Far from the blockchain affairs,**
>**Sitting on their chairs.**
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

ETH is doing more than all of these combined:
https://etherscan.io/chart/tx
Reaching 2 Million+ transactions daily on the regular.

When I dropped back in recently I used Kraken and another DEX aggregator for quick ETH to USDC swaps because they’re straightforward and don’t require downloads of extra apps. Wallet to wallet trades through MetaMask and aggregator often work smooth too. After swapping instead of leaving stablecoins idle I’ve parked some on Nexo to earn interest while I decide my next move. Doesn’t overcomplicate things just adds a little productivity to what you already have.

Your math isn't mathing. ETH price was at $2900, now it's 1950. If you'd invested 10k you'd still have $6725 now.