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Kinda new to crypto. I have a solid amount of BTC, ETH and SOL. Now I want a few that aren’t as solid and more volatile. Any recommendations?

Yes, do NOT use anything centralized options, it's dumb as you can do it in fully decentralized ways.
Just use flips.fi and select ETH > SOL, it's instant, everything in wallet and takes 2 seconds 0% slippage.

All crypto but BTC and stablecoins are fundamentally useless-- literal vaporware. Stablecoins useful for fiat payments but obv no point in owning them and obv banks etc can make their own chains so no use for something like ETH or SOL.
Select infrastructural to the future equities and BTC only if you really want to gain. ;)

Maybe if you would read the FAQ on Lido's website, things would be less frustrating?
>**How can I unstake stETH?**
You can use our [Withdrawals Request and Claim tabs](https://stake.lido.fi/withdrawals/claim) to unstake stETH and receive ETH at a 1:1 ratio. Also, you can exchange stETH on [DEX Lido integrations](https://lido.fi/lido-ecosystem?tokens=stETH&categories=Get).
I recommend swap.defillama.com to make the swap - it checks multiple DEX aggregators for the best rate.

You hold a liquid staking token. The entire point of a LST is to sell the LST instead of having to unstake the ETH.

I am trying to unstake through Lido but the withdrawal queue is showing multiple days, tried a small amount and my steth just disappeared and i received a weird NFT
Is there currently a instant way to Unstake Lido ETH / a cheap way to do that? It's so frustrating

Yes, do NOT use anything centralized options, it's dumb as you can do it in fully decentralized ways.
Just use flips.fi and select ETH > SOL, it's instant, everything in wallet and takes 2 seconds 0% slippage.

Titan is cheaper, but Jupiter's UI is way better imo and it's definitely worth giving a look at the other tools in Jupiter.
I'd say Jupiter is worth the small fee, unless we're talking about hundreds of thousands of USD worth of ETH to convert into SOL.

It's hard to find a more stable coin than ETH right now

ETH hit its all time high against BTC on 6/12/17, and hasn’t come close since. Sell it all and buy Bitcoin, thank me later.

You meant $ETH to $BTC right?

BTC and ETH are 2 of the tokens I only trade in CEX. They are not practical to trade on their native chains because of their gaz fee and settlement time.

Liquidity still doesn’t look strong enough for ETH and alts to sustainably outperform BTC yet.

ETH Hits Yearly Low Against BTC as Investors Flood Exchanges

been running this for a few months now, thought i'd share what we actually learned building it.

the setup: 80 factors across 8 categories (momentum, volatility, microstructure, on-chain, sentiment, liquidity, correlation, macro). each factor normalized to \[-100, +100\] via percentile rank against 90-day rolling history. composite = weighted average, weights adjusted quarterly by factor IC (info coefficient against 5-day forward returns).

what we're seeing today (live data):
\- BTC composite: -12.7 (BEARISH, improved from -17.3 earlier in the session)
\- ETH: -16.7
\- SOL: -19.4 (weakest in the basket)

the interesting part isn't the composite score itself - it's the factor category breakdown. today BTC is bearish on volatility and microstructure but actually neutral-to-positive on on-chain (network activity holding up). that divergence matters. a composite number that hides the disagreement between factor categor

ETH is good but even top European institutions look like kindergarten compared to the ivys. I get it, you have the best chocolate and you are proud, good for you. But saying crap about US ivys is moronic.

I always find funny how irrational people get because of pride.
No it’s not the same. Taking your example and making the analogy a bit more precise. Imagine playing at the NBA level and you get paid 200’000 a year or you can play at the euro league and receive 80’000’000 a year.
Your answer would still be NBA?
The ROI at ETH is just 40 times better and yet you still want to go to MIT…
You just need to stay humble for once and swallow your pride.

I had a nice discussion with my best friend (AI) this morning. I wont post some AI slop but I'll summarise what it said. Price increase is dependent on RWA's coming onto ethereum and it is only just in it's experimental phase (Ondo Finance for example). This is really bullish.

This is some of the slop (I changed my mind):

**2026 H1**
* Early pilots (tokenized funds, restricted stock tokens)
* Mostly institutional + KYC platforms 👉 ETH: $3k–$6k range (slow grind, positioning phase)
**2026 H2**
* Wallet-based tokenized assets start expanding
* First real institutional flow expectations 👉 ETH: $4k–$10k (first major repricing window)
**2027 H1**
* Real RWAs scale (stocks, treasuries, funds)
* Staking + usage increases materially 👉 ETH: $6k–$15k+
**2027 H2**
* Tokenized markets become normal infrastructure 👉 ETH: $10k–$25k+ (structural re-rating)
**2028**
* Partial global integration of on-chain settlement 👉 ETH: $15k–$40k+ (macro asset behavior)
A big thing is the 'clarity act' if it doesn't pass then this can still go ahead but it will be at a slower pace. If clarity passes then it's a green light.
Here's an interview with Joe Lubin talking to Ondo: [https://youtu.be/6DHJYiI6XRM?si=GvxIUjvpbAflEe5I](https://youtu.be/6DHJYiI6XRM?si=GvxIUjvpbAflEe5I)
Her's another interview with Joseph Chalom (CEO of Sharplink) who confirms this is going to happen. Jump to the 29 minute mark. [https://youtu.be/ivdsUYaemLY?si=msq-0t5VeTnVnt3Q](https://youtu.be/ivdsUYaemLY?si=msq-0t5VeTnVnt3Q) Right at the end of the interview.

If you're hodling for your life here like me. I'd say hold on - give it another 6 - 18 months. WGMI (but let's pray that the clarity act does pass).

BTC is terrible too, if I want forever hold I don't see reason holding anything than S&P, crypto is too high, for risk/return ratio we'd need to find "new crypto" which probably are AI stocks now but there are no clear Bitcoin/ETH choices.

>I'm pointing out that you're timeframe is arbitrary, ETH has been a far better investment than BTC for most of it's existence.
and i'm pointing out that "outperformed btc over the time of their joint existence" is a flawed metric because many shitcoins have also outperformed btc
the timeframe was chosen because it shows how eth is regressing against btc despite having a good head start
>And no, ETH doesn't have an expiration date, unlike BTC which is a time bomb waiting to explode. ETH usage is increasing and development is constantly making it better. BTC. It's a pet rock with security issues.
an asset doesn't need an expiration date to die (as in longer being an attractive investment). i'm not arguing against eth being technologically superior to btc - it is. but you are confusing great tech with a great investment. over the last few years, eth has been an objectively terrible investment compared to btc
at the end of the day, if the world doesn't eventually adopt crypto as a real world financial solution, this entire space is just a glorified greater fool game. but for now the reality remains: btc holders actually have the price appreciation to exit with a massive profit, while eth holders are stuck holding the bag on a "technologically superior" ghost town