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I thought ETH is underperforming? HYPE ZEC and NEAR was a good hold before basically the trifecta

ETH has been a laggard. I would prefer Hype and BTC

Pulled 54 days of BTC/ETH/SOL data. If you hold all three "to diversify", you're basically holding one coin.

$200k on all those. P/L $3’000 because I’d bought more SOL and ETH In recent dip.
SOL recovering so very well last night. Have money for the next dip.
For me this is long turn so would never cash out on a loss

I see blood on the streets, ETH at $600 is still over valued, it’s going to get dam ugly this crypto winter. Prepare yourself for the worst, wee ugly chops Vitalik will be crying like a baby when his ETH token dumps hard💩

Depends on support - technically BNB Smart chain is recoverable as they use the exact same address structure as ETH.
However you don’t own the wallet, so yeah goodluck. Gotta ask support

I accidentally sent USDT via the BNB Smart Chain (BSC) to my Revolut deposit address(ETH).
When I first contacted support, they told me the funds were **recoverable** and that it would take **up to 2 weeks**. It's now been **more than 2 weeks**, and nothing has happened.
What's even more frustrating is that I keep getting different answers from support. One agent says the funds **can be recovered**, while another tells me they are **lost forever**.
How can the same case have completely different outcomes depending on which agent I speak to? This is honestly unacceptable.
Has anyone here been in the same situation and actually managed to recover their funds? Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Transaction costs on ETH when we're not in a euphoria bull market is honestly nothing especially for the large transactions bitcoin allows you to do.

**TL;DR:**
The author joined a trading competition, expecting extra earnings from their regular ETH trading. They calculated their potential prize of 12 USDT against 6-17 USDT in trading fees. This meant they were breaking even or losing money. Meanwhile, their untouched ETH bag gained 100 USDT, proving holding was more profitable.
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Happy July! This will be a better month for Ethereum (and ETH).
**ETH Daily - 1st July 2026**
* Robinhood Chain [goes live](https://x.com/arbitrum/status/2072394895919132891) on mainnet.
* Ethereum Institutional [announced](https://x.com/ethereuminsti/status/2072304960142729373).
* EF [releases](https://x.com/ethereumfndn/status/2072354488518672479) Ethereum Basics Report.
* ENS delegation [incentives program](https://x.com/blockful_io/status/2072395181416943831).
* Fe 26.2 [release](https://x.com/official_fe/status/2072377067165901232). Teku v26.7.0 [release](https://x.com/Teku_Consensys/status/2072503780440944776).
* Ethereum as [Protocol Polity](https://x.com/trent_vanepps/status/2072284645283029016).
* Christoph [proposal](https://x.com/ChrJentzsch/status/2072208947663007854) for ENS.
* Meridian [introduces](https://x.com/noahlitvin/status/2072409361171857419) Predict.
* Maple [launches](https://x.com/maplefinance/status/2072396227342413938) syrupUSDG.
* Aave v4 [Global Dollar Hub](https://x.com/aave/status/2072334944060268849).
Read more: [https://ethdaily.io/980](https://ethdaily.io/980)

Been running a momentum-breakout strategy (RSI breakout + pullback continuation + regime-conditioned TP, BTC/ETH/SOL futures, 15m) with a standard circuit breaker: halt if drawdown ≥15% or 6 consecutive losses. Works, but it only reacts to two extreme single points.
Added a second, more sensitive layer this week and wanted a sanity check from people who've actually run live capital through something similar.
The idea: instead of eyeballing a threshold, I replayed the strategy's real 2019–2025 trade history (558 trades from my backtest engine, cross-checked against a TradingView list-of-trades export — 733 trades since 2017, reconciled through a couple of different position-sizing models to make sure I wasn't comparing apples to oranges) and pulled the worst value ever observed for four rolling metrics:
\- 41-trade rolling win rate
\- 41-trade rolling compounded return
\- 30-trade rolling win rate, short-side only (shorts are structurally weaker in this strategy)
\- drawdown-from-peak on closed equity
Those become pre-committed floors/ceilings. Two-tier response:
\- 1 metric breaches its historical floor → order size auto-cuts 50%
\- 2+ metrics breach simultaneously → full pause, flatten, halt (same action as the DD/streak breaker, just a different trigger condition)
Backtested the trigger logic itself against the same 6 years: 14 tier-1 events (clustered Feb–Jun 2024, makes sense given that stretch), 0 tier-2 events — which is expected by construction (each floor is individually the worst-ever for that metric, so two hitting rock-bottom on the same day should be rare), but at least confirms it isn't misfiring constantly or never firing at all.
Question for the sub: is this a known pattern (I'd assume someone's formalized "distributional circuit breakers" before), and is there an obvious failure mode I'm missing — e.g. does calibrating floors off historical extremes just mean it can never catch a genuinely new regime until it's already ratcheting past the old worst-case?
Happy to share the actual threshold-derivation script if useful.

No one asked but this has been my approach for the past two years:
I found a chain that had a small market cap, wasn’t a memecoin or pump and dump scheme, reputable team. Next is check its ATH, which was $19, at the time i was looking at it it’s price was about 8 cents. So i did the math, how much of this would i need to walk off with X amount in USD, before and after taxes. Ran that same scenario but at different price points (i.e. what if it only reaches half its previous ATH) and thought about if i would be ok with that. DCA’d every week, and to this day I have not missed a week.
This may not be a groundbreaking approach but here I am three years later and i have accumulated more than what I expected to have, and I think i will do pretty good the next bull run regardless of how it performs.
Side note I have also started accumulating other coins using the same formula, which opens the door for “if this chain shits the bed next bull run but this other chain doubles its previous ATH…”
Now I am focused more on BTC and ETH.

That's why I'm not a fan of volume based trading competitions.
Trading can absolutely be more profitable then just holding, but if you're trading for the sake of making volume, or trading on such small swings your fees eat into profits, then it's not worth it.
It took me about 10 months, but I eventually traded 1 ETH into 2 ETH - much easier without the pressure of needing to outperform others, I just needed to perform okay slowly.

Limit order can be set for ETH

Yes, ETH's stats look a lot worse.

Wow it looks like ETH virtually has to moon now.

My son is a web3 nepo baby. Coauthored an ERC and cocreated an NFT collection to celebrate the merge with all funds going to the Protocol Guild. (4 ETH iirc).

I personally don't own it but I do agree with you. The thing is it's still relevant in the space, most alts honestly tank hardcore and fade into oblivion. Polygon/Matic for instance was in the top 20, maybe even top 10, way back in 2021 and now look at it lol.
I am a BTC maxi but have had positions in ETH and ADA for a while.

No problem. ETH under 1200 btc under 54k. Enjoy

Yep and Occam's Razor supports Gresham's law because it is simple and widely documented. Why the fuck would anyone spend Bitcoin or ETH if they could spend their USDC?