ETHEUR
Ethereum / Euro
crypto Composite

Gold and silver could be a good hedge, especially if you're nervous about currencies losing value. Still, I wouldn't put all my eggs in one basket. Being able to switch between different investments, currencies, or even just holding cash is super important when things get crazy. That's why I like having a simple setup. I use blackcatcard for my waiting money because it gives me a free European IBAN (from Malta), a free Mastercard, cheap SEPA fees, and even lets me play around with crypto (like BTC, ETH, USDT, and USDC) if I want to dip my toes in without committing for the long haul. It's not a replacement for owning metals or other investments, but it sure makes it easier to switch gears when the market changes instead of being stuck with one thing.

Buy 75% BTC and 20% ETH 5% in shitcoins, jmo

To the low IQ clowns shitting on Tom Lee for BMNR’s subpar performance, you got exactly what you paid for- exposure to ETH. Of course it’s going to dump when ETH dumps.
And Tom is losing 100x more than you are as the largest shareholder.

Still profitable on BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, but XRP... pahahaha

ETH below $3k feels evil, but historically this is just Ethereum doing what it does best testing conviction before the next narrative shows up.

Has Binance removed the ETH-ETC pair from spot trading?
I had an ETH/ETC grid bot set up, and about a day ago, I logged into Binance to find it had been closed and the ETH and ETC were back in my spot wallet.
When I went to try and set it up again, the trading pair was nowhere to be seen.
Has this happened to anyone else?

Cool. Like all the other incredible stat we see every day about ETH. To bad the only negative stat for a while now is price

I wouldn't invest in crypto other than in BTC or probably ETH. If I were to put on anything else, it'd be small amount that I don't mind looking how it'd get zero'd out some day.

I am personally allocating 16,384 ETH to support full-stack open-source security and verifiability.

I actively trade only a small fraction of my ETH, while I only buy BTC on the dips.
It's been working for me!

So you think if anyone has a position (ETH and other alts like HBAR) higher than today's price, they can sell and start to accumulate after mid year.

I’m out of crypto and the price action does not look promising at all but what I would like to see is real world adoption.
People from ETH, Solana, cardano, xrp, XLM space etc have been talking a big game for 10 years now about how they will change the everything and the current financial system is antiquated, but proved to be all hype so far.

4 million ETH in the deposit queue. 0 ETH in the exit queue.

What is the best platform for ETH Staking?

The current positions for this wallet for ETH and GOLD don't look too good.

Unclaimed ETH From The DAO Hack To Be Used For Security Fund

Most people use Coinbase Advanced now — same account, lower fees, more control. The regular app is fine for simple buys but pricier.
For 2026, many stick to BTC, ETH, maybe SOL for growth, and some are also watching RYO for its focus on real-world payments and compliance. Start slow, avoid hype, and ease back in with small buys.

I actually focus in both ETH

I started trading crypto in 2022 and spent most of my time learning technical analysis, market structure, order blocks, and fair value gaps. I practiced consistently, but over time the volatility in crypto started to feel less efficient for my trading style, so I stuck mainly to relatively “calmer” coins like ETH and SOL.

While trying to broaden my understanding of markets, I joined a few trading communities and listened in on a Twitter space where a more experienced trader talked about expanding beyond crypto into instruments like gold, FX pairs, and other commodities. At the time, access was a barrier for me broker verification, higher minimum trade sizes, and unfamiliar setups, so I didn’t pursue it further.

That changed last year when I started paying more attention to how traditional markets could be accessed alongside crypto. I explored cross-asset trading (Bitget tradfi) and spent some time testing it out, but didn’t actively trade right away.

More recently, when gold started pushing higher and approached the $5,000 psychological level, it caught my attention. With easier access in place, I was able to take a long position and manage it using the same risk and structure principles I’d developed in crypto. I scaled out around the $5,200 area and have been focusing on mome
ntum rather than trying to call a top.

Overall, the experience reinforced something I’d been thinking about for a while: the skills developed in crypto trading transfer surprisingly well into more traditional markets, especially when volatility is more structured.

Curious to hear from others here: has anyone else transitioned from crypto into gold or other traditional instruments? How did the adjustment go for you?

tldr; Optimism (OP) governance has approved a proposal to allocate 50% of Superchain sequencer revenue to monthly OP token buybacks starting February 2026. The 12-month pilot program will use over-the-counter (OTC) providers to convert Ethereum (ETH) into OP tokens, which will be held in the Collective treasury. The program aims to stabilize the token's value following a record low in December 2025. The final use of repurchased tokens will be determined by community votes, with potential uses including staking rewards or ecosystem grants.
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