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if we get to $1750 ETH I can finally break even in my short and go long

this ! DO NOT BUY MEMECOIN , only the top ones. I own BTC, ETH, SOL and that's it

The sun rises, a beetle rolls some dung, a song engages in bird song, I do a silent fart on the morning bus, a sell wall holds, and ETH declines down to $1980.

Either way that's besides the point. Ethereum is not a company and ETH should not be priced that way.

how much should i put in price ETH? for socials i have no followv sadly...i'm pretty bad at using them

90% eth, 10% BTC in my cold wallet been holding since 2019. Overall still up, just an example if you stop doing what works you can get lucky or lose it all (most likely outcome)
Most of these picks are from cashing a portion of my ETH out in 24’. Tried to diversify some of the profits, and as you can see it did NOT work….
Everything except LRC at the bottom was “gifted” I know nothing about any of those alts

Accepting paypal, cash app, venmo, crypto (USDT, USDC, SOL, ETH, BTC - be mindful of transaction fees)ACH, wire transfer - Credit and Debit also possible but it is 3.5% fee

8-10% CAGR consistently is doable but the "safe" qualifier narrows your options a lot:
**Lower risk (5-8% range):**
- Pendle PT tokens on quality stablecoin markets - you lock in a fixed yield to maturity, main risk is Pendle smart contract + the underlying protocol (e.g. PT-USDC via Morpho). Currently hitting 6-9% depending on the pool and term
- Morpho/Aave USDC lending during high utilization periods - variable rate, hits 6-8% but isn't guaranteed
- Curve/Aerodrome stable pairs - fee yield + incentives, low IL risk since both sides are stable
**Needs more active management to hit 8-10%:**
- Looping LSTs (stETH with moderate LTV on Morpho) - amplifies staking yield but adds liquidation risk if ETH drops
- Concentrated LP on ETH/USDC or WBTC/ETH on Uniswap v3 - high fee yield when in range but needs rebalancing
Honest take: genuine 8-10% "safe and steady" is hard in DeFi right now. Most opportunities at that level carry meaningful smart contract risk or require active management. Pendle PT on quality collateral is probably the closest to "lock it in and hold to maturity" at that yield range.
GaryMarten's point is right - look at the unlevered yield first before considering any looping strategy.

It's a pity, almost in 2018 it seemed like it was very good to invest in tokens like BTC, ETH, SOL and XRP. because during the bullrun, their pump was terrible.

$2000 is gonna be such a massive resistance ETH doesn't even want to go *near* it to check.

Hyperliquid is the right answer for BTC/ETH - liquidity is genuinely close to CEX quality on majors, and the UX is solid. For larger sizes on altcoins it does get thin fast, so worth checking OI depth before committing.
A few alternatives worth knowing depending on what you need:
- **GMX v2** (Arbitrum/Avalanche): multi-collateral, decent mid-cap perp selection, slightly higher fees but more decentralized execution
- **dYdX v4**: runs on its own Cosmos chain, fully onchain orderbook, smaller books but genuinely trustless
- **Vertex Protocol**: cross-margin spot + perps in the same account, good if you want to offset positions
One thing worth flagging on HL: it's not pure DeFi. It runs on its own L1 where the validator set is controlled by the Hyperliquid team. You're not keeping funds on a CEX, but you are trusting their chain infrastructure. For most people the liquidity tradeoff is worth it, but it's a different trust model than something like dYdX v4. NoMarsupial raises a fair point.

Hey! If the cash need is real and time-sensitive, I’d close or reduce the perp first. Keeping a leveraged position open while covering family and moving costs adds a risk you probably don’t need right now.
If that still doesn’t cover the amount and you want to preserve the BTC or ETH position, borrowing against a conservative portion can be cleaner than choosing what to sell. CoinRabbit lets you select the LTV and access liquidity without closing the underlying holding. Risk alerts and Auto Increase help manage market moves, and the 24/7 human support is especially useful when the money is tied to an actual deadline. I’d still size it around a clear repayment plan rather than the maximum available loan

ETH running the whole thing basically lol called it

Bin selbst in die Schweiz ausgewandert.
Ich würde sagen, dass bei fast allen Studiengänge, es für Schweizer Unternehmen keinen Sinn macht jmd aus Deutschland zu holen, der einfach "0" Erfahrung hat. Du hast ein schlechtes Studium (Bsp: Vergleich mit ETH selber Studiengang), du bist wahrscheinlich kein absoluter Überflieger und dann macht es meistens wenig Sinn solche Leute von außerhalb zu holen, außer es ist natürlich Bedarf da (Chemie/Pharma kann das schon passieren, IT eher weniger mittlerweile).
Was ich sagen möchte, ja es ist möglich, aber du bekommst hier nicht einfach die 120k im Jahr (als Einstiegsgehalt) hinterher geschmissen, wenn du "nichts" zu bieten hast. Und ein Studium und Master ist halt leider nicht so viel, wie Menschen immer denken. Dazu kommst halt wirklich auf die Sparte an. Bist du in der IT musst du dich halt weltweit mit Expats messen (Big 5).
Dein großer Vorteil ist, dass du Deutsch sprichst, und das schätzen Schweizer Unternehmen sehr (und ist auch dein großer Vorteil ggnüber Expats)

Außerdem hast du nach 1-2 Jahren, keine 100k auf dem Konto.
Das ist absoluter Irrglaube und nicht der Normalzustand eines jeden Schweizers - das wären im Monat ca. 3,5k zum sparen für 24 Monate bei ca 7-8% Rendite.

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You are a fool if you think ETH is not gambling. ETH has ecisted over a decade and has brought endless list of failed projects ir scams.

I just had someone try to call me about someone 'white listing a ETH withdrawal from my account', I don't have any ETH. Is this something you guys actually verify by calling? Because I assumed it was a scam to get my account details but the call was very very well made with automated messages and on hold music, even a English sounding chap picked up. I just told them to stop calling and hung up.
These are the two numbers that called me.
07898801225
07873173370

Solana Rules at this point. ETH is for corporatives and Walles.

They're literally *all* a gamble at this point, very much including Bitcoin. Are they a scam? That's one where BTC and ETH might yet squeak through as not, amongst all others.

Tested a no account swap (ETH → LTC)