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BTC. ETH is never hitting 5k at this rate.

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Are you referring to BTC or ETH?

you are correct in your thinking...but eth has first mover advantage and has billions of 'OLD MONEY' stuck inside. Huge whales to lazy to ever move it. They dont' even use the chain. Because if they did they wouldn't like it.
ETH's big argument is it is decentralized more. However, most of the eth transactions happen on BASE L2.
And BASE has 1 VALIDATOR = COINBASE
so in a sense ETH is the most centralized chain on earth. lol
It is also way to fragmented to use smoothly. An awful experience but it should still do well because it is ETH!

I started following this wallet earlier this week [https://markets.xyz/address/0xb49f65cd5597bc68287cd2c2e960a4065a710b31](https://markets.xyz/address/0xb49f65cd5597bc68287cd2c2e960a4065a710b31), the trader entered a large GOLD long around $5,226 and exited near $5,439, holding the position a little over a day.
The result: \~$296,000 in realized profit on a single trade.
This wasn’t a short-term scalp. The hold time and position size suggest a deliberate macro swing:
• Gold has been bid amid shifting rate-cut expectations
• USD strength has paused over the last several sessions
• Volatility across metals increased, and the trade leaned into that move
The account is running \~10x leverage, so while the trade worked, the risk was real. What stands out is how this gold position materially outperformed the wallet’s recent ETH and silver activity.
Curious how others here read the setup at the time and do you think gold will be going higher even though there was a correction?

You should prepare for 1800 ETH. That is not a prediction but it is a possibility.
You should also prepare for 18,000 ETH and Valhalla.
Both are possible and probable.
All you can do is keep your hands, arms, legs and feet inside the ride at all times.
Source: third bear this cycle.

Agreed, trajectory looking more like a shitcoin than a stable coin. I wouldn’t even be mad if it levelled out at the $1 stable coin level because I could still count on the staking. But this is just all bad, and insult to injury is seeing how much BTC and ETH have grown in the last 3+ years…

Anyone else get out of the market around mid August of last year for a $4.5M gain? It’s been nice to sit on the sidelines and finally make a well timed trade. I held ETH for stressful months. Glad to be out.
Cmon crypto bros you gotta celebrate the wins of your colleagues as well 🍺

Anyone else happy they bought ETH last year at 2200 and sold at 4600 for a $4.5 million profit.

The math depends on how much ETH you're staking.

Hey all — posting to sanity-check something pretty unsettling and see if others have experienced this or know of a recovery / escalation path.
I attempted to swap **LINK → ETH** and later **native USDC → ETH** on **Arbitrum** using the **Uniswap v4 Universal Router**.
Both transactions:
* Finalized with **Status: Success**
* **Did NOT revert**
* **Debited the ERC-20 input from my wallet**
* **Did NOT return output tokens to my wallet**
Instead, in both cases, the **output WETH was sent to the null/burn address (0x000…000)**.
**On Chain Evidence**
Looking at **ERC-20 Net Transfers** on Arbiscan:
* My wallet **sent LINK / USDC**
* An internal Uniswap execution address temporarily held them
* WETH output was generated internally
* **Final WETH output was transferred to 0x000…000**
* Router contract currently holds **no recoverable token balances**
In other words:
>
This happened twice in the same session, same router. No slippage issues,No revert, No approvals missing, ETH and other assets unaffected, Router ends with zero balances, Wallets (MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet) later behaved erratically because balances were already gone
This appears to be **non-atomic execution behavior**, not a UI glitch.
# Transaction hashes
(Arbitrum)
**LINK → ETH swap:** `0xebb3f8ba81cb01fbe0ef7e280a4a6f17ed6bfa8e1f41944618e369a19dcb5b87`
**USDC (native) → ETH swap:** `0xbbddeff3fe8baece1b33e9f3642ee18adac9ac378301f8607e7278b370dc59d5`
Has anyone else seen **Uniswap v4 Universal Router** swaps finalize without reverting while zeroing output? And is there *any* recovery mechanism when output is burned (or is this fully final)?

They propped up meme coins and graft. They can’t pump and dump BTC and ETH as easily.

Choosing between Imperial MSc Mathematics & Finance vs ETH Zurich MSc Quantitative Finance, goal is buy-side quant TR (CS background)

Is ETH still a good buy??

Stablecoins, as well as BTC, LTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, TRON, etc. Nano actually has very, very, very low usage and adoption compared to these, despite what ppl in this sub and nano trade would say.

I mainly do USDT and ETH, small daily gains but over months it stacks.

A large staker had to unstake last year due to a security concern. All that ETH has just turned around and is reentering. Also there's the 4M ETH from Bitmine is going to be mostly into staking.

Never sell your BTC+ETH.

Hi everyone,
I’m 19 and based in Canada. I invest mainly through TFSA and FHSA accounts, which are essentially Roth IRA equivalents.
I’ll soon be receiving about $14,000 USD of new, non-taxable capital. This is long-term money and I’m explicitly trying to outperform the S&P 500, fully accepting higher volatility and drawdowns.
I already have a growth- and tech-heavy portfolio. Roughly speaking, my current exposure looks like this:
• NBIS (AI / infrastructure): \~35%
• ASTS (satellite connectivity): \~20%
• GOOG: \~15%
• RKLB (space launch): \~10%
• MU (semiconductors): \~5%
• XAR (aerospace & defense ETF): \~5%
• Small ETH exposure and other minor positions: \~10%
So I’m already very far from the index, intentionally.
I am looking for stock picks, especially ideas that could reasonably outperform over a long horizon and that would complement or strengthen this portfolio rather than just add more of the same exposure.
I’m interested in:
• high-quality growth
• infrastructure or platform businesses
• situations with strong long-term
Not looking to trade or gamble, and not looking for short-term hype. I’m more interested in ideas with a clear multi-year thesis.
Curious to hear what names you’d be looking at if you were deploying fresh capital with this objective.
Thanks.

tldr; Ethereum (ETH) is trading near $2,850 after failing to reclaim $3,000, with analysts predicting potential moves to $4,000 and a long-term target of $10,000. Current charts mirror 2024 patterns, showing a 47% drop followed by consolidation and a possible rally. Indicators like RSI and MACD suggest momentum may shift, while a falling wedge formation hints at an upward breakout. Additionally, Ethereum's network growth remains strong, with over 175.5 million non-empty wallets, reflecting steady user participation.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.