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It’s the Saylor of ETH. I wonder does he know actually that bitcoin unlike ETH is scarce and limited?! Lol

I would add ETH and you set man 🫡

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Not sure if this is the right place for this but just had a call from above. Flashed up on my screen. Shat is and answered. Very professional sounding. Had busted a gang. They had thousands of folders with people's names and one was mine. Had emails, passwords and a document with 24 random words. He stated he wasn't sure what that was but it seemed important. I've no Crypto anymore but had a fair bit of BTC and ETH back in the very early days. Stored on a Trezor and Ledger which i still have but have been dormant for years. Pre covid.
I immediately hung up when it dawned on me that a fraud investigator would recognise a seed phrase and would not say they were not sure what it was.
Now wondering if this was 100% a scam. He didn't ask for anything and said he just wanted to give me a reference number as it was going to be a long, complicated case and I might need to have some input. It also flashed up the correct number for the police station.
Anyone else have this?

It seems that every protocol is having issues left and right in this era of agentic coding. Maya Protocol suffered an exploit on August 19th where $1.7M in assets were stolen from the protocol and minted fake CACAO tokens. The team's Network Recovery proposal has officially led us to today which is where Maya has flipped trading back online.

For these protocols, getting trading back online is the #1 highest priority. Without swaps happening, there is literally no revenue to fuel a recovery. The Maya team prioritizes decentralized, no KYC swaps and powers a decent amount of volume for the crosschain industry and DEX apps like LeoDex.io that leverage it.

Glad to see another truly decentralized protocol back online and swapping ZEC, BTC, ETH again!

ETH did not in fact beat Bitcoin

if ETHBTC doesnt start making substantial gains we are in the 3000s when BTC makes another ATH. Bitcoin continuing to dominate the space is not good for ETH unless you have accepted ETH will always be a very small percentage of BTCs value

Adding another option for anyone comparing this route.
I work for Cambio.
Cambio supports native ETH on Ethereum → native BTC on Bitcoin directly. You send normal ETH and the payout is an ordinary Bitcoin transaction to your BTC address — no wrapped BTC or bridge for you to manage.
No account is required, although risk screening still applies.
It also shows competing exchange quotes before you send.
[https://cambio.one/swap/eth-ethereum/btc-bitcoin?utm\_source=reddit](https://cambio.one/swap/eth-ethereum/btc-bitcoin?utm_source=chatgpt.com)

A $400 range for an ENTIRE year. Remind me again where ETH was 2 months ago. Oh, nearly $1,000 less? You've got tunnel vision if you think you've "never seen it so flat for so long." Zoom out.

Came here to say this. I was heavy in ETH during the covid run up from $90 to $2500. Great times but now the entire crypto space is pretty boring.
Everyone knows what crypto is but ETH is in a weird position since the rollups mean the need for ETH is getting lower and lower. You need maybe $5 of ETH ever probably for the rest of your life if you want to use ETH. It's good for society but not necessary to hold and trade.

Fair warning before you pick one: in most countries every card swipe counts as selling crypto. Pay for a $6 coffee with ETH and that's a taxable disposal with its own cost basis and gain or loss. Do that daily and you'll have a few hundred tiny trades to report come tax season.
The cleaner setup is basically what you described plus one step. Sell a monthly chunk into USDC (one taxable event), then spend the stables on the card. Stablecoins barely move, so the gains on each swipe are close to zero and your checking account layer actually behaves like a checking account.
For the card itself, I'd look at:
Who holds the funds. Custodial cards like Crypto.com or Coinbase mean you top up their account. Self-custody ones like Gnosis Pay, MetaMask Card or Ether.fi spend straight from your wallet.
The conversion rate. Cards advertising zero fees often bake a 1-2% markup into the exchange rate instead.
Rewards paid in the issuer's own token, especially if you have to stake or lock it to qualify. Your cashback then depends on that token's price.
Who the actual card issuer is. Back in 2021 a bunch of cards (Crypto.com EU, Wirex and others) stopped working overnight when their issuer Wavecrest got cut off by Visa. Bigger, regulated issuers make that less likely.
If you end up spending directly from a wallet, tax tools like Bitcoin.tax can pull those transactions in so you're not rebuilding a year of coffee purchases by hand. If you go the monthly USDC route and only swipe occasionally, you probably won't need any of that.

I know how this sub feels about presales, and most of the time that skepticism is earned. The usual playbook is VCs in at a discount, retail buys the listing, the unlocks hit, and retail ends up as the exit liquidity.

The launches that have actually worked out for regular people flip that. The network needs liquidity before it goes live, so it pays the users who bring it. I've had good luck with these, like what I've shared about Katana or some of the opportunities on Turtle. The hard part is catching them early, so I share them when I find one I believe in.

Reps from the Wire team reached out and asked me to check out what they're building. After digging in, I think it's a great opportunity for folks, and I'm excited to see the network get off the ground.

Three things separate this from the presales this sub usually roasts.

First, you keep a claim on your assets. You stake ETH or SOL through Wire's Ethereum or Solana Outposts and get liqETH or liqSOL back. The staking rewards go into Wire's liquidity, & you earn pre-launch $WIRE instead. Basically you're buying WIRE with your yield, not your principal.

Second, the money stays in the network. 100% of LCO proceeds go to protocol-owned liquidity and 0% go to the company. Wire has investors like any project, but none of this money goes to them or the team, and liquidity the protocol owns can't pack up and leave after launch the way rented TVL does.

Third, you know what you're getting. Pre-tokens convert 1:1 into $WIRE once the network hits its launch threshold, & if you'd rather just buy, the price steps up through tranches, so earlier is cheaper. There are no mystery points that get priced at the airdrop (blast, bera, sonic all gave a terrible user experience with their points).

As for the product, Wire is building a Universal Transaction Layer so apps and assets work across chains without bridges, for people and AI agents. Bridges have been behind some of the biggest hacks in crypto, so I'm all for anything that gets us off them. It runs on Ethereum and Solana, so if you hold either one, you can participate.

Mainnet is targeted for later in 2026. I'm participating myself and hoping for a nice cook here.

DYOR & NFA, this is based on what the team shared with me & my own research. Eligibility and details are on the official hub: hub\[.\]wire\[.\]network

Bitcoin dominance rising is a good sign we are now in a bull.
This is good for crypto as a whole and therefore good for Ethereum & ETH.

Ethereum beats Bitcoin by 42.71% in Q3 – Can ETH do it again?

The organization is dead. Yeah, the tech is still out there and there's a chance someone uses the tech or part of the code for it for something or an AI scrapes it and uses it in some future thing later on but the organization is dead. The coin is unfortunately for all intents and purpose dead. The need for the tech isn't there right now, and by the time it is needed and Web 3.0 actually becomes a thing the tech may be surpassed by something else.

I learned a lot about ETH and crypto from the Loopring Community, especially the LoopWorms and PuzzleGang collectives and it's a bummer things didn't work out but we all knew (or should've) that we were in a Gold Rush style Wild West era and that had massive risks for everyone, even the smartest investor with the best tru know how.

there isnt one. I say that as a big investor and advocate of Ethereum. ETH only becomes less valuable in the current ecosystem. The bet on ETH is one day it will have a much higher demand but so far all youll hear is Store of Value thesis (which ETH lost to BTC and is most likely not winning back) or again speculating on the future.
The denial people go through to avoid acknowledging this has made me consider leaving ETH entirely in the last year.

Got one yesterday, the standard low tier 0.009 ETH

i wanna exchange 1kg gold into BTC/ETH/USDC/USDT. can pay up to 5% comission. meeting physically in germany or border country

thank you!!, this was really helpful. I’m going for a more aggressive but simple allocation: 50% WEBN, 40% SXRV, 5% BTC and 5% ETH. That means €595 WEBN, €476 SXRV, €59.50 BTC and €59.50 ETH from my initial €1,190, followed by €100 WEBN, €80 SXRV, €10 BTC and €10 ETH per month.
I'll skip the individual stocks since SXRV already includes many of them as you've mentioned, I’m comfortable with an aggressive strategy, so this setup feels like a pretty good fit. I’m also leaning more towards Trading 212 because of the low fees and fractional investing. thanks again for the advice I really appreciate it

Anything is possible, but that seems pretty unlikely to me, especially since ETH couldn't even get back to $4,000 during last year's bull run. I wouldn't rule it out completely, but it would need a pretty strong move from here to get there before the end of 2026.