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I just discovered that I had 0.21 ETH sitting unclaimed on ZKsync. This was truly a forgotten fund. Thanks for creating and sharing this.

I’d spend stablecoins and keep ETH as the long term bag. Stable value makes budgeting way easier, while paying with ETH can create instant regret if it pumps next week. Services like changenow can make conversion convenient, but I’d still compare the final rate and test with a small amount first. Spend the dollars, stack the ETH.

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View crypto less like an investment and more like an insurance is my advice. Insurance against government overreach, your bank deciding to freeze your account, a systemic banking collapse, collapse of the Peso from hyperinflation etc. Keep a small percentage (perhaps 7-10%) in a combo of ZEC, ETH, BTC and maybe XMR for a rainy day. Buy it over time...averaging your cost. So if you want to invest 100k in crypto buy 5-10k per month, buy a bit more after a significant crash in price, and less after the market has been ripping upwards.

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I share some of your thesis too, but I think you missed the most "obvious" play, HYPE. They are setting up to be the crypto rails for the TradFi companies, and they use their profits to buyback the token, generating profit for token holders. I also like ETH, LINK and HOOD, from the ones you mentioned.

En el próximo ciclo cuál precio creen que ETH pueda alcanzar?

You keep dismissing narratives while arguing that Ethereum needs a monetary premium. Where exactly do you think monetary premiums come from? Fundamentals matter, but so do perception, confidence, adoption, and collective belief. Michael Saylor didn't spend years promoting Bitcoin by discussing BTC's technical characteristics. He sold a compelling investment thesis, repeatedly, to anyone who would listen. And eventually institutions listened. Institutional investors aren't immune to narratives. They simply call them investment theses. You're so determined to prove that ETH and Ethereum are technically distinct that you've completely missed my point about how an asset is presented and promoted. And dismissing branding as childish doesn't make your argument more sophisticated. It just demonstrates how little importance you place on the way markets actually form perceptions.

Bitcoin and only Bitcoin. Forget QNT or any other shit coin. I remember when ADA was the alt golden child. Look at it now. >My priority is probably ETH. ETH is the same price as it was at a point in 2021. Bitcoin is not.

gas fees been quiet this week feels like the calm before something stupid happens. my portfolio is just sideways action for days so i moved some ETH into a liquidity pool to at least get something back while waiting. probably gonna regret it when market decides to do a 20% swing in one hour

Yeah, I check it now because bad data can make a decent strategy look terrible or a bad one look amazing. The main things I look for are missing bars, duplicated timestamps, weird gaps, session/timezone issues, contract rollover problems, and obviously bad prints. Futures data gets especially messy once you start stitching contracts together or mixing RTH/ETH. I’ve definitely had backtests change after fixing data issues, especially with short-term strategies where one bad bar can create or remove an entry, stop, or target. I’d rather spend time validating the dataset first than spend weeks optimizing something on garbage.

I’m thinking about building a crypto trading bot for BTC, ETH, or other coins using Gemini 4 Argon. I’m not expecting guaranteed profits or some crazy 80–90% win rate — I know crypto is risky. I just want to know if Gemini 4 Argon is actually good enough to help build a serious trading bot. Would you mainly use it for coding, backtesting, analyzing news/sentiment, and improving strategies — or can it also help with live trading decisions? Anyone here built an AI trading bot before? Is it worth the effort, and what would you do differently if you started again?

You can talk shit about the Solana Foundation (which I do), but it doesn't undo that the technology runs laps around Ethereum, and it can do so many things ETH can't. The rest are shitcoins, so we're in agreeance there.

Fair point, BTC/ETH are probably the most arbitraged assets in crypto. But "use other assets" alone doesn't give me something I can test. Could you be specific? * **Which assets?** Top 20–100 by market cap, or smaller? * **Which rule?** E.g. long-only cross-sectional momentum (buy the top X by N-day return, rebalance weekly)? * **What round-trip cost did you assume?** On mid-caps I see much wider spreads than on BTC/ETH. * **Did it hold out-of-sample**, including delisted coins (survivorship bias)? One constraint on my side: spot only, long only. No shorting, leverage or borrowing. So long-short factor results don't transfer directly. If you have a concrete setup that survived realistic costs, I'll pre-register it and run it through my pipeline, including the placebo test and a held-out vault. I'll post the result here, pass or fail.

Hi… we do thousands of trades a day and this never happens to our users, so what you’re saying is a super rare case. Is the ETH address a fresh wallet? Also can you provide us with the trade IDs so we can check with your providers on what is going on?

Notice how you conspicuously danced around any real metric like marketcap which Bitcoin obliterates ETH in? The unfortunate reality about ETH is that it's not OG to beat Bitcoin, and it's not new enough to beat newer products by better fundamental metrics like transaction costs, bandwidth, or latency. But right, stablecoin and de-fi value are the *right* ways to gauge the techology. I'm talking to an investor who's never made anything in Crypto, doesn't understand the tech, but is excited about other people making products that you could hypothetically use (but don't), to justify their investment.

Fair. Here they are (all on Bitvavo EUR data, Apr 2019 to Sep 2026): 4: hourly candles. If the 14:00-15:00 UTC return is positive, go long from 15:00 to 21:00 UTC, otherwise flat. Sized by vol targeting, weight = min(1, 0.30 / realized vol). Costs tested at 0.20/0.35/0.55% per round trip (0.35% main). To pass it needed a higher sharpe than an always-long vol-scaled benchmark, permutation placebo p < 0.01, deflated sharpe, and positive excess return in 6 of 8 years, on both BTC and ETH. 8: the 168h momentum rule, but with the weight multiplied by min(1, 30d vol / Garman-Klass vol of the last 24h), so it cuts exposure when short term vol spikes. It had to beat plain 168h on sharpe and max drawdown. It was worse on both. 9 and 10: 5 min candles, intraday only, everything closed at 23:55 UTC. * 9 enters when the close is above the highest price of the previous 48 candles (4h). * 10 enters when the last hour's return is below -2 sigma, with sigma = std of 5 min log returns over the past 24h × √12. Both buy at the next candle's open + 0.03% slippage, 0.25% fee per side. Take profit is set at +1.0% net, stop at entry × (1 - 2 sigma). If both are hit in the same candle, the stop counts. To pass: mean net return per trade > 0 with the lower 99% bound > 0 (stationary block bootstrap over days, Bonferroni for the number of attempts), better than a placebo entry at p < 0.01, positive in 6 of 8 years, and beating buy and hold with a smaller drawdown. Both came out around -0.55% per trade.

> the utility of bitcoin can be nullified if banks decide to close your account for sending or receiving bitcoin payments Banks can debank you for any variety of arbitrary reasons. The whole purpose of crypto is that you *don't need* to rely on centralized, traditional financial rails/platforms. This is exactly *why* BTC and ETH have value. > there's things which are scarce, that have no value, eg, kidney stones are rare, but they have no value You're comparing baseball cards to a decentralized financial platform settling more value than Visa and Mastercard?

I am a 21-year-old male, currently in my third year at a tier-1business college. My plan is to work in traditional finance like in consulting or IB roles for the next one to two years. During this time, I intend to focus on studying advanced maths and programming languages.I am open to enrolling in distance learning programs offered by accredited top-tier Unis to improve my knowledge. Subsequently, I intend to MFE or a Master's degree in Quantitative Finance/Computational Finance from institutions such as Baruch, ETH Zurich, NUS, NTU. I have a few questions: 1.Considering my business and traditional finance background, is it practical for me? While I am not unfamiliar with programming or pure maths, it would require an effort on my part to prepare. 2. Would my age be a disadvantage? I'd be at least 26 when I graduate from my masters, but I've heard that firms tend to favor younger grads for QT. 3. Considering the current peak of AI, the job market being terrible, and increasing competition in this field, do you think pursuing this path is practical for me? Thank you for helping me out.

Hello, As you probably would have been informed by now the issue is you are sending the ETH to a wallet which has a poor rating by the surveillance companies these central exchanges have to fund to remain complicit. They cannot knowingly pay out to an address which has known links to sanctioned countries, dark markets and in some cases gambling sites. The great thing is you can just create a new Ethereum wallet to receive the payout too. I have NEVER seen a monero > Ethereum swap fail to a clean wallet address. The claim that the exchanges are withholding your money isn’t accurate either. They are just notoriously slow at refunding.

There's a new Octant round active right now focused on funding teams advancing privacy on Ethereum and the open internet. There aren't a lot of programs like these anymore, so please check it out and help support your favorite projects. Min. contribution 0.07 ETH / $20

>I run a small site that scores coins against their own price history, so I'm biased, but ETH looks fairly cheap on that right now. It's at \~$2,420, about 5% under its 200-week average. Your 4.5k would be roughly +86% from here. It was at 4,800 last August and 1,470 that April, so "definitely" is doing a lot of work over a 1–2 year window. Honestly the model's been a so-so guide for ETH specifically, so I wouldn't size 25k off any single number, mine included.

Have USDC on solana, want some of it on base to try a thing. bridged a test amount this morning and it's sitting on base doing nothing, no ETH there to pay for anything. is there a way to know ahead of time how much ETH a chain is going to want from you for gas? i guessed a number for the second go, a slice of the USDC on SimpleSwap, picked ETH on the base network, not mainnet, checked that twice. in flight as i type this. if the guess is way off i'll know soon enough.

This is definitely positive news for Ethereum, but the post seems a bit more optimistic than the actual data supports. What’s particularly interesting is that Ethereum’s application revenue is showing strong growth while ETH’s price remains under pressure. If this revenue growth continues and demand for ETH picks up, it could set the stage for a strong recovery in the coming months. However, while the fundamentals look promising, there’s still not enough evidence to suggest that a new all-time high is just around the corner.

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