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By far and away my biggest dividend right now is NEHI. It's not even close. I bought mine in early June when it bottomed. Last month was $947 in dividend on 1085 shares. I haven't been buying more as it's appreciated a lot in price since then. Some of my shares are up over 40%, but I don't necessarily think that will last. I do believe in it long term though as I am big believer in ETH.

Tom Lee is calling for $500k BTC and $50k ETH this cycle. Tom Lee has never been wrong on this stuff, has he? 🤔

Do you guys actually use liquidity/market-depth data like this when judging ETH, or is it more of a secondary signal? What do you usually pair it with before trusting the conclusion

ETH 2.0? No withdrawals? What year is it?!?

ETH Daily - 6th October 📰 \-Glamsterdam is live on Sepolia. \-EtherFi native stablecoin. \-Abstract Chain winds down. \-Validators consolidate 16m ETH. \-USDG goes live on Arbitrum. [https://ethdaily.io/glamsterdam-activates-on-sepolia-testnet](https://ethdaily.io/glamsterdam-activates-on-sepolia-testnet)

I use both. Various anchors at different times. Generally you anchor VP and VWAP at ETH or RTH depending on when you are trading. You can anchor VWAP at strong moves, highs or lows. VP can be used the same but really shows it's worth in chop markets because VAH/VAL can show you breakouts. You can even use previous day's Value Area and one of my favorites is overnight Value Area. Overnight is from 18:00-09:30 ET. You can use those levels to trade RTH. Basically, Order Flow has most of your answers along with L1 and L2. I also use GEX from CBOE. I don't generally use L2 but everything else I use everyday.

Genuinely trying to understand this stock. Crypto has had a strong quarter, GLXY has huge exposure to BTC/ETH/SOL and the treasury gains should be significant. At the same time, Helios/AI infrastructure keeps getting built out and the CoreWeave side of the story is supposed to be the other major catalyst. At the end of Q2 Galaxy had: $2.75B equity $2.5B cash + stablecoins $1.2B net digital assets + investments And Q3 is the first full quarter where all 133 MW of Helios Phase I is operational. Management itself guided to approximately: $80M Q3 leasing revenue \>90% project-level adjusted EBITDA margin That's >$70M of quarterly project-level EBITDA from Phase I alone. Galaxy also now has a 5.7+ GW potential data-center pipeline, including 1.63 GW already approved at Helios. Yet the stock trades like absolute shit. Every rally gets sold and it feels like someone is smashing the bid every day. I understand the bear arguments - huge capex requirements, CoreWeave concentration, crypto volatility, and the market not knowing whether to value this thing as a crypto financial-services company or an AI infrastructure company. What exactly am I missing here?

Im not sure I understand how can the amount of ETH locked in go down. I thought you couldnt widthdraw until ETH 2.0 release. Isnt the amount of locked ETH only supposed to go up

Where did that guy go that said a few weeks ago BTC would dump every time it touched 86k and thus prevent ETH from breaking out above 2700? I want to have a chat with him.

If we are talking about Market: Diversification is keeping your fund in different market, like commodity, Forex, crypto, stocks, real state. If we're talking about in cryptocurrency: then it should be like 50% in BTC, 10% ETH and 20% stable coins and 15% in different chains top coins and rest 5% in meme coins.

A friend asked me the other day what I was doing with BTC after another week of everyone arguing over whether the move was real or just another fakeout. The funny thing is I didn’t really have an answer. A couple years ago I would’ve immediately had some plan. Buy here, sell there, rotate into ETH, watch dominance, wait for a specific level. Now I can spend half an hour looking at charts, read three completely opposite takes on the same macro data, and then just close everything without touching a position. That would’ve driven me insane before. My setup has also become weirdly separated over time. BTC I don’t plan on touching is kept away from anything I actively use. I have another place for the occasional trade, another one I mostly check for pricing and liquidity, and another that I use for the lending and credit side of things. Then I still keep normal cash completely outside all of it. What actually got me thinking about this was the same friend showing me his investment account afterwards. He barely follows crypto. He checks prices occasionally, owns some BTC, buys boring traditional stuff and probably spends one tenth of the time thinking about markets that I do. Meanwhile I’ve spent this year watching people flip from “cycle is over” to “we’re back” and then back again within weeks. One inflation print changes the mood. Then rates become the story. Then the dollar. Then some geopolitical headline hits and suddenly everyone has a new explanation for the same chart. At some point I think I confused being constantly informed with actually having an edge. The biggest change for me has probably been that I don’t feel like every piece of news requires a trade anymore. Most of what I do now is just making sure one bad decision can’t mess up everything else. Maybe that’s just what a few years in crypto does to you...

if ETH can I can

After billions of dollars from BMNR. What's going on? OGs are dumping their premine on Tom Lee and clueless retail. Alsokst buying isn't directional anyway, look at CFTC reports, carry trade is back on ETH.

Why buy high to sell low to buy high to inevitably sell low again? Keep the ETH.

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> Soon, the only people who will bother to stake it and support it will be those who don't care if the yield is 0.01%, Grayscale, Coinbase, Binance etc. all the cartel. Home staker here, I believe long term Ethereum is going to form the basis of the future financial system and so I want to hold my ETH. I run a validating node in my living room as a way to hold that ETH somewhat productively, it has negligible running costs, requires probably less than 8h of effort a year to maintain, and occasionally provides the satisfaction of building a block that will be forever recorded in Ethereum's history. There is also the fun of realizing that occasionally part of the reward is coming from the biggest tradfi institutions in the world paying me transaction fees to use infrastructure that sits on my shelf, quite a cool if ineffable feeling. The financial relevance of staking rewards is never going to be significant compared to the appreciation of the asset price, so as long as rewards don't go negative I'll have no reason to stop validating.

>**A lame duck window,** >**Clarity act in the shadow,** >**Adoption foreshow.** ~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

Almost 4 million ETH is now locked in ETH2

BTC being much more liquid isn’t exactly breaking news. the interesting question is whether ETH liquidity is improving or deteriorating on its own terms

I'd wait for confirmation honestly, that zone looks like it could fake out pretty easily. price is already sitting near the top of the range you marked and ETH has a habit of wicking through levels before actually bouncing.

ETH Buy Zone

Disagree. First off, somebody who wants to control a large swath of any coin's supply can just BUY IT. So the huge ETH stakers are hedge funds like Tom Lee's Fundstrat. Tom controls a LOT of validators and thus can be coerced into not allowing ETH transactions from a blacklist. This wouldn't kill the ETH blockchain but would cause problems. Witness the 2 week waiting line to unstake from Metamask. BTC supply is of course controlled by corporations like MSTR as well. But anyone can still mine a small amount using one of 7 big public pools. Certainly not ideal but they're making a contribution to the network's decentralized consensus, A small miner is surely much easier to build than a small ETH validator, Last I checked you're getting into the millions to setup an ETH validator.

ETH has been moving around the $2.6k–$2.8k area, so I'm curious what people are expecting next. Do you think we see a breakout and move towards $3k, or another pullback before moving higher? Would be interested to hear both short-term traders' and longer-term holders' views.

ETH right this minute has half the price of BTC

Polkadot has some great ideas and tech but investment value is a no go. In the end it will be survival of the fittest BTC & ETH established their dominance early and will endure.