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Good writeup. The snapshot problem is actually worse than most people realize. OKX was caught in 2022 moving hundreds of thousands of ETH out of a "cold wallet" that appeared in their PoR proof just days after publishing it. The address was labeled as their reserve but the funds moved elsewhere shortly after. Without continuous monitoring you have no way to catch that.
The liability side is also trickier than exchanges let on. Merkle tree proofs let you verify your own balance is included, but they don't prevent the exchange from including fake accounts with large negative balances to artificially shrink the total liabilities number. ZK-SNARKs actually solve this by proving all balances are non-negative without revealing individual accounts, but very few exchanges have implemented it properly.
The continuous monitoring piece is where on-chain analytics starts to actually matter for exchange trust - watching reserve wallet flows over time rather than relying on monthly snapshots gives a much cleaner picture than any single PoR report. If wallets are consistently being topped up right before each snapshot date, that pattern shows up in the data pretty clearly.

Hayes bought $6M worth of ETH, and Tom Lee bought $19M. At some point you have to stop trying to pick the perfect entry because you could end up waiting forever

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I am 34 and today I put 10k into Fidelity to throw at VOO. I still have a good amount of money in HYSA, Pokemon (laugh if you want but if it doesn't crash I will make 20k when I sell this Sept), ETH, some other stocks that have done awful and cash in the safe.
I will also be moving my kids "ready set grow" account to fidelity to invest because it earns basically nothing while it sits in the bank. This will be a 12-14 year hold so they can have it when they turn 18. It will be a gift not for education so I won't go with a 529.
Looking for a piece of mind before I pull the trigger on these. TIA!

trading is too much effort. dca into ETH. wait for 3-5x recovery. easy money a lot of free time.

ETH is going to front run the bull market, that thing wants to fucking fly. It seems like everyone and their nan is loading up.

It will probably pass in some form at some future time but it's not necessary for tier 1 crypto to moon.
Bessent and co are building bitcoin (and later ETH) into the US financial system. Demand for crypto will be insane in due course.

I aint even mad about the ETH price. I know myself well enough to realize that I wouldn’t sell even at 5k, only to complain when the price slips back down again🚬

ETH didn’t participate almost at all in the last crypto bull cycle so I don’t agree it’s playing out the same anymore. It’s also not like once the date says 2027 anything is inherently different. That was my only nitpick about a term like “bear year”

It's not just ETH. Tech stocks have been wild.

It’s frustrating that our price is not recovering in comparison to BTC and ETH. Their low was about a month ago and are up 19% and 5% respectively while ALGO just hit a new low last night.

Without the catalyst of clarity I don’t really see much changing for ETH. Another round trip to 5K? 10K? Sure probably. But holding this requires you to put the blinders on and ignore that are other possibly better opportunities out there.

I'm not enough of a gambler to play, but Fake World Assets is a pretty cool experiment.
Basically it's a 2 sided market. Side 1 is people that spend something like .15 ETH to roll a gatcha. This ends up in them having the right to claim either (1) an NFT, (2) ETH, or (3) FWA tokens. The NFT could be something garbage, in which case maybe they'd take the ETH, or it could be something as valuable as punk in which maybe they take that. If the NFT is bad, and the ETH is less than the cost of the roll, maybe they take FWA tokens.
The other side are the pool providers. They deposit an NFT from a supported collection, along with a backing ETH. The amount of ETH they use as backing determines the odds for their NFT being pulled. For example, if their backing ETH was something like .01 ETH, then it would probably be pulled immedately and they might lose their NFT or the ETH from a gatcha-puller. If they used 100 ETH as backing instead, then the odds would be extremely small, and no one would likely pull their NFT. So what's in it for pool depositors? They earn a share of all the ETH that's used by gatcha-pullers. So larger depositors have a higher chance of being able to sit in the pool without their NFT being pulled and earning fees along the way.
I think over the past week since it launched it's been the highest volume ETH contract on mainnet, or close. There are some pretty cool NFTs you could win like punks, baycs, penguins, etc. I just with the pull entry was lower, because there's no way I'm playing at .15ish per pull. That entry price is based on the average ETH backing by depositors I think.

Hell, I was pretty hardcore on it from the start. I dismissed ETH entirely for its obvious shortfalls and pre-mine. It was $7. Should have just bought some.

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For a simple swap, Trust Wallet works well, but don't swap directly in the wallet without comparing rates. Connect it to a reputable DEX aggregator like 1inch or Matcha to get better pricing and lower slippage. Also, make sure you have enough native gas tokens (ETH, BNB, etc.) on the same network before swapping.

Now we wait for him to bullpost about ETH. That's when he sells the whole stack

I've held ETH since 2021 and the thing that got me interested again wasn't ETF flows or supply charts.
It's that real lending has moved onchain. I don't mean looping or perps or yet another farm wearing a hat.
Actual small and mid sized companies borrowing working capital, funded in USDC by people like us, interest paid out monthly, loans collateralised against equipment or property. Nearly all of it settling on L2s.
We undersell this here.
You can sit in Europe, put stables into a loan for a company that physically manufactures something and get paid by that company every month. The yield is a borrower servicing debt, which is a completely different mechanism from emissions and it took the better part of a decade of infrastructure before that was even possible at retail sizee.
Rates run higher than Aave or Compound, obviously. That's credit risk, priced the way credit risk has always been priced. But there's collateral behind it and monthly cashflow you can actually inspect which frankly makes it more legible to me than most of what pays double digits in Defi,.
The part I keep coming back to is that this needs Ethereum specifically. Nobody originates real loans on a chain that could get captured or reorged. Neutrality is the product and we say that constantly and this is the first use case I've seen where it isn't just a slogan.
Anyway a few things I'm trying to work out, in case someone here has been closer to it than me.
Is there a future for this direction? I just want to predict the next meta.