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Most AI tokens are a whitepaper and a dream. $ASKR (HeyAskr) is one of the few I've seen that already has a live product you can use today.
**What it does right now:**
* One API key for Claude, GPT, Gemini, DeepSeek, Grok, Qwen, Llama and Mistral
* Image and video models too: Flux, Kling, Veo, Runway, Seedance
* OpenAI-compatible, so you can plug it into Cursor, Aider, Continue or any OpenAI SDK in about a minute
* Pay as you go with crypto (USDT, BTC, ETH, SOL), no subscriptions
* Chats aren't stored on their side and nothing you type is used to train a model
**Where it's going:**
The team has been open that they're not trying to win the API reselling game. Margins there are tiny and getting more commoditized every month. The actual plan is **personalized AI models**: a model that learns you, your work and your style, instead of starting from zero every time you open it.
Cheap tokens are a commodity. A model built around you is not.
**Why I think it's early:**
The dev of $NEAR protocol has been posting about $ASKR since last night so it's starting to get attention from people who actually build in this space.
Curious what you all think. Anyone here already using the API?
*Not financial advice. DYOR. I hold a bag.*

ETH no longer has energy signature, SOL never had it in the first place. It's more like investing in a company, rather than saving money with an open blockchain

If bro has 1000 ETH, he's doing OK.

>**Pack of stubborn mules,**
>**CFTC crypto rules,**
>**Fools blame their tools.**
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

PayPal → ETH/PYUSD → wallet → swap to USDT

Buy one of the top three. BTC, ETH, or SOL. Everything else is basically irrelevant

Buy "Mastering Bitcoin" by Andreas M. Antonopoulos for 25 USD
Wair until you understand how crypto work
Buy a hardware wallet like Ledger or Trezor roe about 100 USD
Buy 100 USD of BTC
Learn about Smart Contracts, cheap Udemy courses are available for around 25 USD
Buy ETH for 125 USD.
Buy POL, SOL or ADA for 25 USD.
Dabble with smart contracts.
Buy two cryptkitties and start a cat farm.
The last one wasn't entirely serious. The rest is.

Depends on the data you're looking at but the most popular shares on Uniswap revenue are tracking how much in fees the protocol is generating across its multiple contracts. Not gas to the L2 a specific contract lives on. Not value captured by token. Simply fees collected by all related contracts.
More important to track fees distributed back to the protocol's token (via buybacks, burns, distribution for holders, or all of above). Something like Uni needs to distribute majority back to LPs. Majority doesn't reach the token. When you compare to projects like HL the difference is drastic.
Also important to recognize that just because an Ethereum L2 is generating enormous fees from user activity that value isn't actually captured by Ethereum (ETH). It's instead directed to the operator of that specific L2. Users don't even need to pay in ETH anymore (wouldn't matter either way, but reduces use case for ETH).
Robinhood is slurping up 99% of all execution fees from it's own L2. Doesn't matter which protocols their users prefer. They still get gas fees on a crowded network struggling to scale. Not to mention what they make from tokenization, and the value from voting power over companies that their tokenization provides them.
Win win for companies like Robinhood. Not so much win for ETH. A bit of winning for Uni holders. At least until the new L2 honeymoon phase ends and users move back to decentralized networks that actually scale. When/if that occurs, RH will just issue across all scalable networks.

People say Bitcoin but neglect the environmental impact. Each transaction burns the equivalent of half an iPad. Ethereum doesn't have that problem, which is why I have been rotating out of Bitcoin and into Ethereum.
You can buy a version of ETH that has build in yield, so it might be a perfect long term beer money solution (rETH, wstETH)

75% BTC 25% ETH would probably be your best bet. Or just 100% BTC,

I keep seeing people say stacking and restacking when they mean staking and restaking, so I wrote the distinction down with today's numbers.
Stacking sats is just buying more bitcoin. Not a protocol action.
Staking is locking ETH (32 ETH yourself, or any amount through a pool) so validators can run the chain. You can get slashed. Unbonding takes time.
Liquid staking is the same stake, but you get a token that still earns. Lido's homepage today printed 2.3% APR and $25.2B TVL for stETH. Their SMA APR API printed 2.25%. DefiLlama had Lido at $25.5B.
Restaking (EigenLayer, public site now says EigenCloud) points already-staked ETH or an LST at extra services. Extra rewards, extra slashing rules. DefiLlama had EigenCloud at $6.85B. ether.fi Stake was $4.88B as a large liquid restaking issuer. Slashing on EigenLayer has been live since April 2025.
I put that in a table plus a stacked-layer diagram here:
https://cryptoinbrief.xyz/crypto-terms.html#stake
I wrote the page. Illustrated, no paywall. Not financial advice. If a number moved since this morning, trust the live Lido/DefiLlama pages over the screenshot.

Um… ETH was not $62 in October 2017?

Wait wtf. The plot thickens….
I remember when Circle had an app to buy ETH easily with a card in starting in late 2016 early 17 … I think I used it
Now I’m digging
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Lido CSM is the best of both worlds! Doesn't hurt to allocate some ETH there imo :)

What is your data/backtesting on a 60/30/10 portfolio? Sharpe ratio? Or do you just grab 10% gold out of thin air?
And yes, I do own a few pieces of fine art, and I was an early adopter of ETH back in 2018 via a previous business venture (still own it). I also own 2 thoroughbred stud horses and a few antique/classic race cars with provenance, raw timber land, and a spring water aquifer under contract by a bottler. I like wide diversity, hard assets, and having fun!

Only if I locked up multiple 32 ETH and made many validators 😭
Most of the time holding this there was no staking
Hell ERC-721 (NFTs) didn’t even exist yet till over a year later of my entry

yep i bought after blockstream took over and the small blockers won. Sold all of my BTC just after the ETH ICO.

Gotta say it’s been insane holding.
First got into ETH when I simply thought this is basically programmable BTC
That was the thesis

Can anyone help me out with some gas fees? My Usdt is useless without some eth for gas. I literally have no other money to buy some ETH. I will send back whatever I receive once I move the USDT. Please and thank you!! 🙏🙏🙏
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