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It’s clear that it’s best to focus mainly on BTC, ETH, SOL, etc. It’s also well known that most cryptocurrencies aren’t worth paying attention to. However, sometimes I like to read about various projects and such… And recently I read about Mantle, but there are very few opinions on this project.
Do you have any thoughts on MNT? Any predictions?

ETH is going to eventually pump to $2K or $3K. Sure.
But hodling is not a sane strategy in crypto. We've been at the same price for a decade.
So I'm trying to sell high and buy low. I fail a lot, but one thing is true: trust the current sentiment, don't bet that it's going to reverse. Because sentiment reversals are rare.

ETH is a long term investment not a few month play,  try and forget about it,  don't look at everyday. If you invested in it you had to believe in it. So continue to believe in it. At 16 I had a major cocaine habit and was getting arrested,  getting into fights,  I had already dropped out of school. So don't worry so much,  relax

Wormhole usually wins on Solana ETH by a decent margin. Check the fees though, sometimes you get a better net with deBridge or Allbridge once gas is factored in.

Tbh I think you have a good shot. But just for comparison I did my BA at HSG with 5.5, and applied to the MFE at both ETH and EPFL and didn’t get either. But I don’t think they care as much which uni your did bachelors or internships but purely grades. Also MBF should definitely doable if you do GRE and get full quant, which is much easier than a full gmat score.

Thanks, that is a useful direction because it is at least structurally definable. To test it mechanically I would need to pin down the context rules though.
For NQ rejection hammers off the 21 EMA: what timeframe are you using, RTH or ETH, and how do you define a valid rejection hammer? For example: wick length vs body, max distance from the 21 EMA, trend filter, entry on candle close vs next bar, stop below/above wick, and exit/target.
Same for tweezer tops/bottoms: matching high/low tolerance, required trend/context, entry trigger, stop, and exit. Without those definitions it stays discretionary, but with them it is testable.

Never questioned Uniswap until last week. Moved a $25k ETH position to USDC and walked away with $24,200. Showed a friend and he laughed, said nobody uses Uniswap directly for anything above $10k anymore.
Apparently I've been doing this wrong for a long time. What are people actually using for larger swaps these days?

I think narrative altcoins are dead, except Ethereum and Solana.
For Bitcoin, ETH and SOL it's just a cycle

Just swap ETH to BTC.. 

Sharplink buys Ethereum for the first time in 8 months, adding 5,000 ETH: onchain analyst

By the time you’re done with college you can use the 3 ETH to buy you a Lambo don’t worry

If you believe in ETH, buy ETH.
And if you don't believe in ETH, definitely don't buy BMNP.

ETH is a tool. You use it.

BTC is the safer long term hold by far. most alts get diluted out or straight up die off over a 3-4 year span, if you want exposure beyond BTC just keep it small and stick to ETH at most

Seems like shorting ETH really is the safest option in crypto.

Their cost basis is zero, and they have infinite ETH. What they'll do is work out how much they want to dump in USD and dump the corresponding amount of their free and infinite ETH.

Hyperliquid is actually its own custom Layer 1 blockchain, but it’s completely EVM compatible.
You can use any standard EVM wallet like MetaMask, Rabby, or Phantom. Your normal Ethereum address works automatically.
Trading on Hyperliquid is actually completely gasless.You don’t need ETH or SOL to submit trades the protocol uses EIP-712 cryptographic signatures instead which for me feels much faster.
And to start you just bridge your USDC to Arbitrum, hit deposit on Hyperliquid, and pay a small arbitrum ETH fee to land your funds in your margin account.

So I had some extra money and got 50k worth of ETHU last year at $135. I know that’s stupid of me but it’s a separate topic that how I got this much money on this. I’m aware that volatility decay is another thing hammering me. My question to this group is since ETHU is at $11 now, shall I be buying more to DCA it ? In case ETH hits back to $4500, ethu can go up to $150 and this way i will make some money. I can hold ethu for 3-4 years

You think the ETH Foundation will take this last opportunity to sell above $1.500 ?

ETH not following BTC makes me wonder if Saylor is buying to save it.
It always plunges further when he finishes