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I was referring to your growth curve through ETH. Where we have just chopped sideways for 5 years, there hasn’t been a growth curve.

it's just a little pause in the uptrend. Crypto looks better if you look at the BTC year to date chart. I'm assuming BTC low is in and ETH will follow BTC up. Having said these soothing words, I'm still approx 100% cash waiting for decent volume to confirm a reversal.

Because ETH is too good to short, so most traders long. The moment you realize that this is just a perpetual hunting of ETH bulls, the sooner you can stop losing money. ETH does the same thing every time, go up, stay there for a bit, build longs, then go down and wreck them. Never buy dips. Never ever.

And consider that's with a ton of ETH being bought up by BitMine. Though in fairness BTC's 5-yr chart doesn't look good vs. other assets either, despite all of the DAT accumulation. The price of these things is mostly set by gigantic institutional leverage trading now (i.e., paper). So all of the fundamentals and tokenomics and supply caps don't really matter.

ETH candle so red my Duo can't display it on the front screen LMAO 🤌

And the. You realize ETH is the same price as it was in 2021. Just sideways year in and year out.

I'm tired.. Why are shorts never hunted like longs? Seems down is the only way all the time for ETH. Except a few days a year. Is price even correlated to the asset? Or is it just a game of liquidating eachother?

eth/btc has erased 3 months of gains. [https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/ETHBTC/?timeframe=ALL](https://www.tradingview.com/symbols/ETHBTC/?timeframe=ALL) \-56% in the past 5 years, up only 60% in the past 10 years. I expect the 10 year chart to turn negatively eventually, as it has before. From there, .02 is the big level to watch. Once it goes hard below there then I can see the bleed out accelerating to ICO price. I honestly don't understand why anyone holds ETH anymore given the fact it has zero buybacks and (effectively) zero burns. It's a protocol that isn't money and makes barely any revenue. Save my comment, it's going much lower long term. RemindMe! 5 years

I have always thought mainnet tx volume is the metric of success for ETH. Moving more money in large or small chunks is what the tech is for and if that value keeps going up then we are sitting pretty.

I knowwww we're an Eth subreddit, but... wanted to share my rare non-ETH play in crypto and this is the only crypto community I participate in. I just bought a chunk of XMR (the only reason I have a Kraken account, hah) because of all the revelations about AI uncovering zero days this week, and how it looks like there's way more to come. Looking like the web will be an absolute paradise for hackers over the next year and I bet a good chunk of stolen/ransomed funds ends up converted to XMR. Also, on a related note, it's going to be a rocky 6 months with a lot of fears of seemingly everything being hackable, and some will definitely over generalize and worry about ETH (and BTC) despite how battle tested they are and how much incentive there's been to find vulnerabilities to date. But once we get through this period unscathed, while so much other digital infrastructure gets exposed, IMO it's going to create a huge tailwind in trust.

Ethereum fine. ETH same as in any other bear market, we crash way more than tradfi.

^Six figure ETH?

Last time I staked my USDC, it was on jupiter. Sol transactions are a lot cheaper than ETH. Currently you get 5.1% APR on your USDC on jupiter

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No it won't eventually hit 1.5%. That's only if 100% of ETH is staked. 100% of ETH will never be staked.

Arthur Hayes just sold his entire trading book, about $22M in ETH, ENA and UNI. Bitcoin is below its 50-day average for the first time in 66 days

USDC to ETH

At the current stage ETH is like owning the silk road, but others are making all the money on their tolls along the way.  The main obsession is that we rally around making the road cheaper to maintain and faster to travel? Please change my mind.

You're obviously right in the sense that in the past the tech, utility and adoption have improved significantly while the price has not. However, ETH having value is a core component of the security assumption of Ethereum. As the protocol becomes more critical, the security requirements increase, which necessitates a higher ETH price. The protocol doesn't care about ETH being as valuable as possible and it will not prioritise investor interests over utility and UX. But it does care about ETH being at least as high as *necessary*. I believe in the past the price was inflated far beyond what was necessary and it's approaching a more reasonable level, where it can start growing with the protocol. Just a hunch though.

This is exactly how I got liquidated when I first started trading crypto futures. I copy trade a guy who had a high win rate but it was because he was extremely wealthy and could let many positions go deep in the negative without getting liquidated. I saw a 500x ETH long he still has open. $122 USDT margin used, he’s -$28k on the trade.

The analogy kind of breaks down though. A ballpoint pen is a product, ETH is a monetary asset with a fixed-ish supply. The real question is whether enough economic activity needs to settle on L1 to create demand for ETH as gas. If everything moves to L2s and base layer fees stay near zero, then yeah, the comparison holds and price stays flat regardless of how useful the ecosystem is.

LP = liquidity provider. You deposit two assets into a pool on a DEX (e.g. ETH/USDC) and earn a cut of the trading fees from every swap routed through that pool — typically 0.05% to 0.3% per trade depending on the pool tier. On concentrated-liquidity AMMs like Uniswap v3 you also choose a price range, which multiplies your fee capture while the price stays inside it. That's why he wants price pinned above $2395 — his positions are in range. The catch is impermanent loss. If ETH rips or dumps out of your range, the pool rebalances you into the underperformer, and you'd have done better just holding both assets. So LP income is really a bet that the pair trades sideways long enough that collected fees outrun divergence loss, plus whatever incentive emissions the pool pays on top. That whole trade in one line: fees vs. IL, and range width is how you set the odds.

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SpaceX hitting 1T in sales by 2030 is more realistic than any crypto adoption tbh. And thats an easier 5x at a 10 price to sales ratio which is normal for these companies. I stopped buying crypto, just holding whatever i have so Far and see how it goes, this cycle is its last chance, another let down and its over. I had rather take a bet on a company trying to cure cancer or other biotech stuff than buying more fucking ETH.