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Yes, especially ETH bros - because ETH is currently trading only about $34 below its average daily price during the 2022 bear market.

And no fixed supply , vitalik can add more ETH whenever

This is simply alt coin season after $NVDA peaked. We all know what happened in the 2017 alt season. Every alt coin dumped more than 95% after that except a few like ETH and BNB

Can you describe these technologies? Sorry, crypto’s a bit complex and evolving. My idea is to allow users to not have to buy ANY amount of ETH and lose money in buying and transferring to the wallet in order to send a token under the chain.

If I were building a $1.2k portfolio with a medium risk to reward ratio I'd split it like this.
​50% in Large Caps (BTC/ETH): This is your foundation. It's the 'safest' bet in a volatile market.
​30% in Established Altcoins. Look for projects with actual utility and a proven track record.
​20% in Early Stage Gems: This is for your 'moonshots.' Since you have time, look for projects building actual infrastructure or tools that solve real problems.
​Also, I strongly agree with the advice already given STAY AWAY from leverage. It’s the fastest way to turn $1,200 into $0. Focus on holding and patience rather than quick trades.

New dev here, how useful would a “gas station relayer” platform be. So if a user has tokens for a chain which they don’t have the native crypto for to pay gas fees, they can save with my platform.
Basically, users are credited by depositing low-fee cryptos such as nano, XRP, or Solana. And their token can be transferred to the said wallet address via chains such as ETH, BNS, TRON with a contract where my application pays the fee so user doesn’t have to buy and transfer to the wallet for gas. Looking for any feedback, sorry for long message.

Yeah, Coinbase is such a pain in the ass. I’m just so over these past players. Regarding Kraken and the fed deal, I’m neutral. I just want ETH to succeed because I’m losing money. lol.

🚨BREAKING Why did Ethereum co-founder Jeffrey Wilcke move 79,176 ETH to Kraken?

$BTC spot ETFs saw $348.90M in outflows, making up 81% of the total exit. $ETH spot ETFs added $82.90M on top.
The interesting part is that both assets are seeing simultaneous institutional selling. This is not a rotation from Bitcoin into Ethereum or vice versa. Money is leaving crypto ETFs entirely.
The last time combined daily outflows crossed $400M, both assets dropped another 7-8% within the following week. That pattern has held three times since the spot ETFs launched.
Of course past outflows do not guarantee future price action, and inflows can reverse overnight on a single macro catalyst.
At what level of sustained outflows would you consider this a structural shift rather than a temporary pullback?

I remember buying a whole coin at $2100 and then watching it dip to $1600 a few days later. For better and for worse, ETH hasn't been the same ever since they switched it to POS.

It's not speculation its math
People already own Bitcoin. That means someone who owns 1 btc when subdivided into smaller chunks is still worth 1 BTC. Subdivision doesn't inflate the currency. Doesn't change the underlying value. It just helps it break down into smaller chunks, that's all.
And no, no need to change lines of code (though that was done with Satoshi as you stated), it can still run on BTC main chain.
Wait what can be replicated exactly? Just to be clear you cannot replicate Bitcoin - it has a finite amount that will ever exist.
A currency system can also be replicated and has been replicated multiple times (USD, CAD, EUR etc). This (Bitcoin) is a new currency system and of course others will replicate it and try to improve on it (i.e. ETH, XMR, etc).

Even Vitalik doesn’t like ETH.

>**From peer to sharer,**
>**Data corruption error,**
>**Zoom in for terror.**
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap.

Even Saylor didn’t start in the middle of a fucking bull market. He was successful because he, at the beginning at least, timed things intelligently.
Tom Lee’s average buy in price for ETH is like $3800. That’s next level moron when most people on this sub could have told you that wasn’t the price to go all in on.

You can deposit ETH borrow stETH, since both assets are correlated there isn't much of a borrow risk, then act as LP on curve.
Or if you just want plain yields on stETH then Lido or Pendle

Well, my ETH position is 60% long spot, 40% short 27 MAR futures.
So what does that make me?

I used VWAP set to my chart session which includes ETH. It’s much more accurate than if you reset at 9.30 Eastern, IMO.

Quick clarification: I am trying to swap SOL for ETH. sorry i wrote it fast eheh

ETH whales are 2:1 short while retail is 2.3:1 long

Yes…but staking with the shadiest website of all time. All of the ETH is gone.