ETHEUR
Ethereum / Euro
crypto Composite

Their MNAV is negative so buying ETH would be setting money on fire. They should be selling ETH and buying back stock, which is free money.
The ETH they already purchased it is a sunk cost. Rationally whether they bought it higher or lower than its current valuation should have no impact on their decisions now.

FYI last time ETH was at 4600, it bottomed at like $1000 and the process took roughly half a year

Hey guys! I used trocador to convert Eth to Xmr but the chosen Ethereum had "(Mainnet)" after it so I thought I could send it through "Op Mainnet" network, that's because Bybit only has two "Mainnet" networks/chain type when withdrawing ETH so I picked the cheaper option. I immediately contact support and they told me they sent a recovery request but it would need to be manually worked on so weekdays is when I should expect an update - I will update here but I just need to know if the funds are going to be recoverable or refunded? has anyone else gone through something of the sort? What else can I do to recover the funds.
Support team at Trocador said the transaction would not go through because the network picked was different.

Recovered on its own and healed as designed. Unlike ETH. 😬

Wow ETH pumping like crazy

Funny how ETH and CORN and virtually all high beta stocks all move in the EXACT same pattern. Check CORN and ETH today.
One could assume that a small group of entities control the price of equities/cryptos. It’s the only way to explain how they all move together.
Muh algos. Bullshit. Muh these mother fuckers have this game RIGGED and controlled like a mf.

Absolutely insane calling ETH and xrp trash and then recommending a meme coin

BCH community has been right about one thing from the start: crypto should be usable for everyday transactions, not just "number go up" trading.
But most infrastructure is built backwards - optimized for speculation, terrible for actual use.
The problem with most platforms:
* Designed for day traders, not regular users
* Metrics focus on "portfolio value" not transaction utility
* No support for recurring payments (salary, bills, savings)
* Tax tracking nightmare for frequent small transactions
What actual "crypto as cash" infrastructure needs:
✅ Automated recurring transactions (weekly buys, monthly payments)
✅ Low friction - should feel like Venmo, not a blockchain interface
✅ Multi-chain support (because fragmentation is reality)
✅ Simple cost basis tracking for tax compliance
✅ Non-custodial - your money, your control
Tools moving in this direction - Banana Pro does some of this - automated recurring buys on ETH/Solana, simple interface. Not BCH yet unfortunately, but represents the right philosophy: automation for regular use, not gambling.
Bigger gap nobody's filling - merchant payment tools that don't require technical knowledge. "Accept BCH payments" shouldn't mean "run your own node and integrate APIs."
So...
What tools are YOU using that actually support the "peer-to-peer electronic cash" vision vs just trading infrastructure?
BCH had the right thesis years ago. Where's the infrastructure catching up to enable actual daily use?
What gaps prevent you from using crypto for regular transactions vs just holding?

**It's your favorite time again. You and I are going to be doomed. Scrolling Twitter room is less banking.**
**11:05** – Yeah, they all bought the Ponzi leverage on the way up.
**11:07** – They all bought the Bitcoin dominance high.
**11:08** – Bitcoin should never have been that high.
**11:10** – Ethereum should be at $3,500 right now.
**11:12** – ETH/BTC should be around **0.055**.
**11:15** – And 0.055 of roughly $85,000 puts ETH where?
**11:18** – About **$4,500**.
**11:20** – That’s where Ethereum *should* be. No questions asked.
**11:22** – So what happened? They bought too much Bitcoin.
**11:27** – And now something has to give:
**11:30** – Either Bitcoin comes down…
**11:31** – Or Ethereum goes up…
**11:32** – Or maybe a bit of both.
[https://youtu.be/wxV0LkzM-c8?si=jkUPFHcGQIiCD489](https://youtu.be/wxV0LkzM-c8?si=jkUPFHcGQIiCD489)

ETH is pumping so hard wth

Gurus, what’s the ETH bottom?

Crypto seams to be all over the place recently, BTC dipping hard, ETH following, and altcoins swinging wildly. Liquidations are piling up, sharp reversals are happening daily, and even small positions feel unpredictable. Its the kind of market where timing and strategy really matter.
I decided to test events on platforms like the Bitget’s Black Friday spot grid deal by setting up small grids. I kept my positions light and mostly let the bots handle the trades, only stepping in occasionally to adjust. Its been a surprisingly low stress way to stay engaged with the market, and it makes me wonder if events like this could become a standard tool for traders, letting people experiment, learn, and manage risk without committing huge amounts of capital.
Curious to hear how others are navigating this volatility, using automated tools, trading manually, or just sitting tight for now?
[https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ethereum/](https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ethereum/)

ETH LINK

This is why we have miner churn in BTC(something ETH doesn’t and that’s a negative for ETH). Those that have capex greater than the cost of BTC drop off and those who have capex lower than that enjoy the gains. This has always been the case for BTC so I don’t know why you’re pointing this out like it is relevant or some new discovery.

Just looking at Thorswap I can see how I could do the following:
* Swap USDC/ETH for USDT/Tron
* Swap USDC/ETH for TRX/Tron
* Add Tron to my wallet and send 13USDC to target address, then have a bit of TRX/Tron gas left over forever as a tiny unscratchable itch in my corporate accounts
Is there a way on Thorswap to just do
* Send 13 USDC/ETH plus a fee to some address and they send it to target address?
Or is there something else that will do that?

Lol Tom Lee. lol ETH. lol 💩 coin. Stay in Bitcoin only kids

I have a multi year horizon will average down. To ignore ETH role in wall streets asset transformation is a mistake imo. And institutional ownership was up in month of November not down in BMNR.

ETH is accepted

In business it lost reputation due to NFTs... the whole NFT hype / scams ruined ETH a bit and the million meme coins running through ethereum as 0x contracts are not better

You're picks are pretty solid except I hate meme coins so no Floki for me. As for wallets on Coinbase, you can send and receive crypto on Coinbase but you don't hold the crypto in your own wallet per say. Coinbase is an exchange so your crypto/money is held on your behalf by Coinbase. A true self custody Wallet is say Jupiter or Solflare for Solana. There are so many for BTC and ETH so there are alot of choices.
Best of luck on your crypto journey.