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The biggest mistake people make is to marry their investment(s). Etherem is good but it's dun & dusted for ETH. Sooner ETH lovers realize it the better.

BTC and ETH's flows and expected behaviors have been altered since ETF's were introduced. Institutional players entered the chat linking BTC and ETH to the global economic tendencies, just with larger percentage swings. right before before this rally, Agent orange posted on his twitter clone that you should "buy all the crypto". Shortly after that, bond buybacks were announced resulting in a drop in yields on the bonds market. Both combined showed an influx of a large amount into BTC and ETH, triggering liquidations on shorts and a short spike up. However, the macro didn't change, in fact, it got worse for crypto. Inflation and interests kept rising, with higher yields on bonds as a result. US deficit passed 40 trillion USD. Energy crisis still in full swing and the S&P500 being propped up by just a handful of AI related tech companies, with circular financing and order books hiding the true situation; declining stock values of just about every company in the tracker. The US's tariffs created turmoil on the global trade markets and spike costs of living for every day Americans as a result, then doofus in charge decided to attack Iran and spiked inflation even more. Nothing in the current macro is really in favor of crypto booming the way it did, except for market manipulation by the US president and his buddies and a sweep of large amounts of shorts, a president who now has a 3 billion net worth mind you after two years in office. This entire spike was a grift. I said it before during the first leg up and was met with skepticism each time, because people were just aching for a green candle. Well I hope they sold in time because here we are. Crypto needs a good stable economy to fuel its rise in price. Low interest rates and an expanding GDP, making riskier assets interesting for portfolio managers. Once the prices start soaring then, sentiment by retail switches and the fomo can begin. It's really not that hard.

Bitcoin under $70K and ETH under $2K for the first time since August. Bounce next week or new lows?

I'm loaded up here with BTC between $68.5 & $69k it either bounces nicely or i get out with a small loss. Am buying ETH & BTC but i only use btc chart for timing. ETH has no support or resistance and the price/vol action is meaningless. It just follows BTC currently.

Yeah, they're definitely correlated. I'm not treating BTC, ETH, SOL and XRP as four independent markets. One reason I trade multiple coins is liquidity. As capital grows, relying on just one market can become a problem. Trading across several liquid markets gives the system more room to scale. Of course, it still looks at risk across the whole portfolio, including positions that are already open. And just to be clear, these are real live trades, not backtests.

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I cashed out a long time ago, I had something like a few hundred pounds in when ETH was around £100, cashed in when it went over £300 , then bought some Oliver Sweeney and Solovair shoes, never bought back in as I was asking myself questions about it's use

Yeah it is in my top favorite 5 crypto . ( Doge , BTC, LTC, XMR, ETH)

ETH is now down \~4.3% to BTC's \~3.9%. I've been $hort BTC since 84k w/ a TP1 of 59k.

Counterpoints: > GENIUS is 1 year old. Institutions all over the world are coming onchain en masse. In a couple years Stablecoin TVL already increased massively since wirh no effect on ETH. > In a couple years, ETH will be post-quantum Historically, updates haven't done much for price. The community's views on the EF are lower than ever. Quantum is a real threat in the medium term (or even now according to the top EF dev calling for controlled exit to bunkers). Companies are resisting tokenization, about 90% that OKX/NYSE tried have objected. Crypto regulation, including Defi will be harsher. Rumours that the Democrats will only allow Defi with intermediaries. Prediction markets might be outlawed again in the US.

Time to get my ETH off the CEXs again. No more selling opportunities in the next few years it seems. I will follow the discussions on here and post a trade every now and then. Other than that I return to cryosleep

Hi guys, I’ve bought some ETH and am currently looking into liquid staking options. Rocket Pool seems like the most decentralized option, and it’s my favorite so far. However, its APR is quite a bit lower than Lido’s: this week, Rocket Pool is at 1.8%, while Lido is at 2.3%. That’s a difference of more than 20% in yield, especially compared with the 2.56% reward for solo staking. Why is Rocket Pool’s APR so much lower? Is it due to the protocol’s fee structure, or could it be because its validators are performing less efficiently or being slashed? Sorry if this is a stupid question I’m genuinely trying to understand. I’ve checked both protocols yields in the past, and they seemed much closer then now if I remember well.

It took me 2 years to completely empty my crypto holdings thanks to 0.0000000000069 unstaked ETH. I can finally tell the truth to the IRS this year

Alt season was basically a one-off thing that got infiltrated by scammers, NFTs, and useless memecoins. It's largely responsible for everything going wrong with the sector. They shouldn't be mentioned in the same breath as BTC or even ETH.

I bought 1 BTC and about 18 ETH when they were around 18k/1.4k-1.6kish respectively. I legit forgot them until someone mentioned it when it was climbing upto 82k.  I thought, "cool" and didn't think much about it again until it started climbing up from around 84k in like March 2025. Sold it for around 90k when I wanted to move money into mem/ai related stocks.  Lost a buncha of money on MU calls for earnings in like July/August? When Korean retail was getting margin called like crazy. Oh well, haha. I can laugh about it now, but I was kinda upset at the time.

tinfoil hat here (I'm really just wondering out loud), does Binance still have to repurchase ETH and BTC to recover for losses? Could they be artificially lowering the price to get a better buy?

Economic hardship is no joke. If you needed money would you sell stocks or your small stake in Bitcoin? That’s what the sell off is. I believed in crypto in the past, holding out some hope for Bitcoin long term… but the entire crypto market was sold to us as anti establishment tech, rebellious currency without the controls of corrupt governments. Now we see Laptop coin, Melania coin, dare I say Hawk Tuah Coin. Once we had Elon Musk pushing DOGE, Marc Cuban pushing Cardano, ETH as high intelligent tech coin… what is the crypto space now but a total joke? So when economic times are tough, who but the die hard are going to hold Bitcoin? And to be honest the die hards got it from 5k to 60k and some piled on to show us 100k. The masses left for now and only a huge bull run will entice them back.

ETH will go back up to new highs. This is more like a rough end to the beginning than the end. GENIUS is 1 year old. Institutions all over the world are coming onchain en masse. In a couple years, ETH will be post-quantum and Ethereum will be significantly larger. This bear sucks hard but the medium and long terms look great.

If anyone thought we weren't going to fully retrace the run that started in August, they're crazy. Writing has been on the wall for weeks. Pitiful, though. And all we've accomplished for ETH the asset in a decade is an asset that traders toy around with and manipulate at will.

Look how they massacred my boy ETH, round tripped that hoe

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You've picked the right test. "How often were you right before" is the only question that matters. A predicted price can't answer it. I build an AI trading product (Botsfolio). The thing I ended up caring about most is what you're asking for: a record nobody can edit afterwards. Every trade goes into a public log that is sealed every hour and anchored in Bitcoin, losses included. If I wanted to quietly delete a bad week, I couldn't. Two things I'd look for on any "AI predicts" site: 1. A dated list of past calls, with the misses left in. 2. The worst drop shown next to the return. A return without it tells you nothing. For what it's worth, our AI doesn't publish price predictions at all. Its public BTC and ETH portfolio shows every trade (paper money on live prices): [https://botsfolio.com/crypto/watch/botsfolio-ai/portfolio/btc-eth-cycle-trader](https://botsfolio.com/crypto/watch/botsfolio-ai/portfolio/btc-eth-cycle-trader)

BTC on its way to earths core. Am I happy that I sold it for google when google crashed. Still have ETH tho

Time to rotate into ETH.

ETH is outperforming BTC today—$2,011, down 1.8% versus BTC at $70,905, down 3.7%—but one session is too little to call a durable rotation. With Fear & Greed at 20 (Extreme Fear) and BTC still roughly 43% below its $126k high, a relief bounce could remain fragile. I’d watch whether ETH’s relative strength persists across sessions and whether selling pressure eases before treating this as a trend change. Until then, smaller sizing and avoiding leverage seem more defensible than trying to pick the exact bottom.