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ETH oversold at $2350?! It needs another $1000 drop, then it'll be oversold. This price territory and up to $3500 is home.

BTC and ETH dumped with the Nasdaq on a hot inflation print crypto's trading as a pure risk asset again, not a hedge

Not in my case. I don't pick sectors, assets or risk/reward live either. The universe is fixed to BTC/ETH/BNB, and regime, entries, exits and risk are all rule-based. I only make human decisions when designing/testing a new version, not inside the live decision path. That's why I wouldn't call it hybrid.

Hopefully that friend swapped the LTC into more ETH and hodled

I bought ETH at $2,700, and I’m planning to HODL for months. Looking forward to seeing what happens on November 3rd.

Been working on FerimanEdge, my rule-based BTC/ETH/BNB market tracker. Lately I’ve been tightening the live monitoring and alert flow so I can just let the system run and get notified when something actually changes. Small thing, but it’s nice when the plumbing finally feels solid.

Why is ETH behaving like a shitcoin again? Ffs

We have an office bullish divergence on the 6hr chart. **Yes—screenshot shows a developing bullish RSI divergence on ETH’s 6-hour chart.** Comparing the sharp low around **October 8** with the latest selloff: **Price is making a lower low.** **RSI is above its earlier low**—visually, roughly 30 versus around 20 previously. Those are estimates from the image. That’s the classic bullish divergence setup: price falls further while downward momentum is weaker. It can precede a bounce or reversal, but doesn’t establish a bottom by itself. **The catch is that the latest candle still has about three hours left**, and RSI is still falling. The second trough needs to finish forming. From this chart, I’d watch for: **RSI turning upward while holding above its October 8 low.** **ETH reclaiming roughly $2,450–$2,500**, the recent consolidation area, to strengthen the recovery case. If RSI falls below its earlier trough as price makes new lows, this particular divergence disappears. **Your read is reasonable: a bullish setup is developing within a downtrend, with price confirmation still needed.**

🌍 Macro Hotter-than-expected U.S. CPI reignited inflation concerns, with September headline inflation reaching 3.7% and core CPI rising to 2.6%. Expectations of an October Fed rate hike surged, pushing the U.S. Dollar Index to a more than one-year high and weighing on equities, precious metals, and AI stocks. Despite strong ASML earnings, the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index fell over 4%, marking its sixth consecutive daily decline. BTC broke below $82K on elevated volume as macro pressure intensified. ⸻ 📈 Market Snapshot • BTC: $81,679.7 (-1.80%) • ETH: $2,421.64 (-3.04%) • NASDAQ: 26,692.87 (-1.88%) • S&P 500: 7,718.94 (-1.11%) • F&G: 53 (previous: 62) ⸻ 🧠 Market Take BTC has lost the $82K level after trading between $82.5K and $83.5K, with the latest decline driven by stronger inflation data and rising rate-hike expectations. Immediate support sits at $81K–$81.2K, while $82K is now the first resistance to reclaim. A sustained break below $81K could deepen the correction. Robinhood Chain is attracting attention as CEO Vlad Tenev signals increased investment in ecosystem builders. Reports of a potential $100M+ grant program remain unconfirmed, while RWA protocol Metric plans to launch a DEX on the chain. Related tokens rallied on growth expectations, but long-term value will depend on actual funding, project adoption, and sustained liquidity rather than speculation alone. Meanwhile, the latest data highlights continued institutional interest in Bitcoin. Strive has expanded its BTC holdings through high-dividend financing, while long-term holders retain substantial unrealized profits. However, potential profit-taking and rising financing costs could create competing supply and demand pressures. Key levels: * Resistance: $82K / $82.5K–$83.5K * Support: $81K–$81.2K / $80K * Trend: Bearish, with macro pressure increasing BTC needs to reclaim $82K to stabilize; a decisive break below $81K would raise the risk of further downside. ⸻ 🔥 Hot Tokens * WAL: Surged more than 45% after Walrus launched its gaming console platform, Walrus Console. * PYTH: Gained over 6% as expectations strengthened around the proposal to allocate 100% of product revenue to PYTH purchases. * BTW: Briefly surged more than 34% from $1.94 to $2.76 as trading volume rose 60%, before retreating to a gain of around 3%. * STRK: Pulled back approximately 10% after introducing Starknet’s “Shadow Accounts” privacy feature, but remained up nearly 56% over seven days. * ZK: Briefly gained nearly 5% after ZKsync introduced its post-quantum security prover, Airbender Prime, and remained up over 31% over seven days. ⸻ 📰 Key Updates * U.S. CPI: September headline inflation reached 3.7%, above the 3.6% forecast, while core CPI rose to 2.6%. * MiCA: The European Banking Authority designated USDC as the first significant e-money token under the EU framework. * Standard Chartered: Received Dubai VARA authorization to offer BTC and ETH trading. * South Korea: Plans to publish crypto taxation standards in November, with taxation scheduled to begin in January 2027. * France: Plans to extend its 31.4% crypto capital gains tax to transactions involving EU-regulated stablecoins from 2027. * OneKey: Launched [tampered.app](http://tampered.app), a tool designed to detect hardware wallet tampering. * SEC/Cboe: The SEC approved Cboe to list binary options based on publicly traded companies’ key performance indicators. * Upcoming unlocks: ARB unlocks approximately $18.4M on October 16; ASTER, CRO, and DBR unlocks are scheduled for October 17. ⸻ ⚡ Quick Take Hotter U.S. inflation has revived rate-hike fears, strengthening the dollar and pushing BTC below $82K as risk assets come under pressure. **$81K–$81.2K is the critical support zone**, while today’s U.S. PPI, retail sales, and jobless claims could determine whether selling pressure intensifies or BTC stages a recovery.

Generally interest is payed in exchange for risk. The more risk the higher the rate. Lowest risk options are things like AAVE money markets, Morpho vaults (main stream ones not some nonsense, again higher risk = higher Apr here) or just stable coin LPs on uniswap with concentrated ranges. Supply liquidity to like USDC/USDT pools for some decent yields. If you want more complex setups but still effectively yield on “stable coins” you can short sell BTC or ETH on GMX or other perpetual futures markets, the funding fees there average \~15-20% for me and you can collateralize in kind at 1x leverage for a neutral delta

24h crypto wipeout: $452M liquidated — $394M longs vs $58M shorts. BTC longs got hit $65M, shorts $13.3M. ETH longs $66.8M, shorts $12.7M. Pure long squeeze — Coinglass.

You're confusing technical distinctions with branding. Bitcoin is also a network, and BTC is the investable asset. Yet nobody insists that Michael Saylor call it BTC every time he discusses Bitcoin as an investment. When BlackRock markets a Bitcoin ETF, it calls it Bitcoin, not BTC. The technical distinction hasn't prevented Bitcoin from developing one of the strongest investment narratives in the world. I'm not suggesting we abandon technical accuracy. I'm suggesting Ethereum should be marketed as Ethereum, just as Bitcoin is marketed as Bitcoin. The ticker is ETH. The name is Ethereum. Why make the investment narrative unnecessarily complicated?

yeah...ETH feels like it is becoming more than just price speculation....ETF flows and institutional holdings are worth watching too...curious if this trend continues, especially for longterm holders.

around five years ago I gifted one LTC and ETH to my friend as a wedding present LTC was around $200... it's now at $60 ETH was around $700... it's now $2400

ETH still being under $3k could make me jump off a bridge and punch air on the way down

Yea that's great and all but it doesnt fix the number 1 glaring issue: none of this accrues value to ETH

It depends a lot on *where* the USDC sits. - In your own wallet: you still hold USDC. If it depegs, the market price drops until confidence or reserves restore it (or don’t). You can sell/swap at the depressed price; nothing “locks” you except liquidity and slippage. - In a lending protocol: utilization can spike. Withdrawals get slow or paused if there’s no free liquidity, even if your balance still shows the same amount. Oracles may also change how collateral is valued mid-event. - In an LP: you’re exposed to the pool’s pricing curve. A depeg can leave you holding more of the broken stable and less of the other asset. Diversifying across stables helps a bit, but correlated “dollar” coins can all wobble together in a panic. Holding some non-stable reserve (ETH/BTC) for exits is what actually saved people in past depegs more than splitting USDC/USDT 50/50. If most of your stack is lent out, treat that as the real risk, not just the peg narrative.

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The guy from the Casper Association (Michael Steuer) made the best point imo. He thinks tokenized stocks will hurt the pure speculation coins but won’t kill BTC or ETH. He also says you should figure out what you actually own before buying one, like do you get voting rights and dividends, and what happens if the provider goes under.

Be greedy when others are fearful. Loading up on ETH.

No, I will not sell right now. I told you that getting back to 5k is more likely than not imo. What I am saying is that it will depend on BTCs price movement which makes ETH a leveraged bet on BTC. That's no secret but it is not in line with what people expect to happen and have been expecting for 2 years now. I don't think there are much people here that seriously expect ETH to go anywhere without BTC. That's my point. If you do, delete BTC off your watchlist. If ETH needs BTC to dictate its price, then the underlying tech narrative is just that - a narrative and nothing that has impact on the price. Swapping ETH for BTC is not something I'd do at the moment because ETH will probably get closer to 5k before BTC does to 160k. The outcome I expect however is that, beyond this point, it will pump & dump and not grow sustainably. BTC could eventually see sustainable growth within the mid 100ks and ETH would not have had any price discovery. I would personally not be surprised if BTC is 180k in 2028 and Ethereum is sitting at 4-5k.

ETH dropped with a significant fall in SPY. So ETH chart told you that the US CPI report was going to show high inflation so people expect rates will increase? >I've never in my life seen ETH say "I'm gonna dump a lot" and not following through with it So you're obviously a multi billionaire then?

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We have been shifting the goalposts for some time. The fact is Ethereum is much more valuable than it was in 2021. Ether is not. These developments are not positives for the price, only the network and tech. If they were, the price of Ether would respond to them rather than movements in BTC. I don't think itll be difficult for it to hit ~5k again once BTC runs up to 120k+ anytime within the next 2 years, but the idea of ETH having a new price discovery (10k+ that a lot of people are hoping for here) is unlikely . Sell it at 4-5k and be done with it because once BTC pulls back, we will return to the 1800-3500 peaks/troughs. Thats what a high beta asset does. It doesnt actually _grow_ in price, it just responds to price movements of the parent asset in real time. Since the volatility is skewed downwards, the asset loses value over time against what it tracks. You can see this with ETH treasuries vs ETHUSD as well. This is why BTC is at 80k whereas ETH is at 2400$ (1900$ in 2021 money) whereas the same BTC price wouldve seen $6k ETH in 2021.

I think it will just copy Bitcoin. The only reason im not out of it is because I do think bitcoin will have a run up next cycle and ETH will touch 5-6k. Thats when ill get out. If it doesnt happen it doesnt happen. I dont think ETH as a tech play is going to do anything for the price because it already would have happened. The network is already achieving this and seen massive increase in usage since 2021. The price has not been affected by these things. The price always has, remains, and always will be entirely dependent on bitcoin's price. It really is a leveraged play on bitcoin and you can see that based on the macro downtrend in ETHBTC from 2022 that still is happening g perfectly accordingly with the downwards trendline.