ETHEUR
Ethereum / Euro
crypto Composite

ETH was at 150-700 in 2020. BTC was way lower too.
Things start looking bad if you bought in mid 2021 though or went for bad alt coins.

Different from hype ? And what do I get with ETH coin. I haven’t seen that it won’t be jupnet currency. Jupnet will be killer app if they get that working well.

63% annualized return over the past decade on ETH and 20% annualized return on SOL since launch in 2020

Looks like $1800 was hard rejection for ETH looking for $1500 target short

If ETH makes a new low later, this decline will be even worse than the 2022 crash. ETH bottomed around July 2022, and although it fell again in December, that second low remained above the July low.

Mostly watching the stablecoin situation play out and maybe stacking some ETH if we dip below support again - been boring but that's when the best entries happen. You doing anything specific or just holding through the chop?

Completely depends what the money is invested in and what the margin rate is. The two primary concerns are the potential for a margin call and the interest you'll pay.
If it's entirely in stock market index funds, then 1.25x leverage is extremely safe. It's technically possible to receive a margin call but I've never heard of a broker raising maintenance reqs on index funds. A mix of stock and bond index funds would be even safer.
If it's in TeraWulf, ETH, Quantum stocks, and Wendy's call options, your risk of a margin call at some point is pretty high.
If it's 10-20 individual "blue chip" stocks, 1.25x leverage is probably also very safe. It's highly unlikely that brokers would raise maintenance requirements on Amazon and Berkshire Hathaway and Bank of America. Just keep in mind though, brokers do have the right to change their rules at any time. Also, if you have a very concentrated single position, they may increase your total maintenance req.
Then in terms of the interest rate, they're probably extremely high outside of Robinhood or other fintechy brokers. So that's up to you if you wanna pay 13% interest or whatever.

Yeah if you are primarily BTC/ETH mix you'll be sitting in the -30% to -40% range

Just use a CEX, Binance is good. You can always send out after you are done. Speaking of swapping BTC to ETH, I'm actually doing the other way round, I recently started staking some of my BTC on a BTC fi that doesnt involve bridging, I'm playing safe this period, ETH might fall below 1K

>**Rush delivery,**
>**Context can be history,**
>**Aim for victory.**
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap

And less than a year ago ETH dropped over 20% in a single day

Cringe.
You have yet to learn that very few make money on altcoins long-term.
They can get lucky first trades. That will never lead them to investing into safer assets like BTC and ETH.
Instead what they do is gambling their winnings and lose it.
Do you know what you call these people? Gambling idiots. Granted, investing in BTC and ETH to some is already considered gambling.

If the four-year cycle is valid, which I hope it is not, ETH could trade sideways with only minor moves above $2,000 until October 2027.
ETH has crashed in a very similar way to the 2021 - 2022 decline, over roughly the same timeframe. The price action almost looks identical. That would mean ETH’s 2025 bull run barely exceeded its 2021 all-time high by about $50. Completely cursed.
The five-year ETH chart looks like a shark’s mouth full of teeth. It has been brutally volatile, and long-term believers were punished while skeptics and traders were rewarded. Those who sold the rallies and bought the crashes may have doubled or even tripled their ETH holdings.
I hope that cycle is finally behind us. I am not here for several more years of the same thing.

If one of the main staking methods fail, the ETH price is gonna get wrecked anyway, so might as well stake.

Exactly.. crypto is just a casino and a scam, BTC and ETH included.

Consolidation is the phrase you’re looking for.
Dollars are the dominate form of crypto, usually spent on Tron, Binance, or ETH.
Mass. Widespread crypto adoption is imminent, but looks incredibly boring.
Nobody needs a “cheaper; more efficient Bitcoin” when we have stable-coins.
& the wide-spread use of a blockchain software does not necessarily increase its token value.
EX) Tron being the dominate USD payrail in many countries.

Bridge BTC to ETH by minting tBTC. Swap the tBTC to ETH and you get to keep your ETH on ETH network. 1 swap process.
You can also bridge to AVAX by minting BTC.b. After swapping to WETH.e on AVAX, bridge that WETH back to ETH to hold the native asset on the native chain. 2 swap process.
There’s probably other decentralised protocols for this but these are 2 the larger protocols on EVM.

For retirement the only logical choice is bitcoin. And I say that as an ETH maxi. So far it’s the only crypto to have stood a considerable test of time.

Yes it us posible to swap BTC to ETH

You think BTC has no use and ETH is outdated? What in the world are you basing this on? Even btc and eth are highly speculative long term investments and have no place as a primary investment vehicle for retirement. Buy a total market index fund of equities and mix in some crypto (like 5%) if you like but total market index fund is the only correct answer for the base of retirement savings.