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The Clarity Act will be voted on this week in the Senate Banking Committee on May 14. Clearing this step will advance the bill for a full Senate vote in June or July. Passing through the Senate will send the bill for Drumpf's signature.
The Clarity Act is setting up just at the right time with tokenization and the surge of the business cycle, known as ISM PMI, which is a measure of and affected by liquidity that is required to pump risk assets like crypto and small cap stocks. Get ready for $10k+ ETH during this bull run. $15k is possible as well.

I'm telling you that because I too had once BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, ADA, DOT and some more, for years, but in the end I should have bought only BTC

As everyone has said, do your own research before purchasing. Look at the utility of the crypto asset before purchasing. Meme coins have no utility, and are worthless. Some coins are mass produced, and the price is manipulated. Bitcoin will only ever have 21 million tokens available, so every time someone uses Bitcoin for a transaction, a small percentage is burned, that will increase the price in the long run.
Ethereum is the computer system that the stock market will be utilizing in the next two years, so that will be a good investment. XRP has been in use worldwide and the price is only dropping or staying the same. It will never rise like the media is stating. In my opinion, BTC and ETH are the only two to hold, but once again, do your own research!! Good luck

Spreading $250 across eight different assets each month can create a noticeable drag on your capital through recurring exchange and network fees. While your core weight in BTC and ETH provides a solid structural foundation, the smaller allocations to legacy networks like ADA, XRP, and TRX often underperform current market momentum. Consolidating those tail-end positions into your top three or four highest-conviction assets will simplify your risk management and reduce those friction costs. This approach keeps you exposed to established liquidity without diluting your monthly capital into older narratives that struggle to capture new market share.

Putting in on LINK and AVAX in addition to BTC and ETH.

I think that's the right way too, I would even simplify more and do 80% BTC 20% ETH

If BTC goes to 500k.. ETH might go to 30 to 40k.. can this happen? No crystal ball in crypto.. I'm holding 7 ETH for long term.. I use to have lot but sold most to move onto stock market ETFs..

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BUYING USDT ETH & BTC

Come on now, we're at silly levels of goalpost moving now. Your previous claim was that the site I linked was dishonestly listing projects unrelated to Ethereum:
> The site is taking anything blockchain‑related, even private chains and labeling it as “Ethereum adoption.”
Now you are surely not going to try and weasel that into:
> None of these generate meaningful gas usage, settlement demand, or value capture for ETH holders.
You are fully aware that I'm not arguing that Mastercard etc's "core infrastructure" or whatever is built on Ethereum.
I am pointing out that your claim that most projects on that list are not using Ethereum is very obviously false.
Finally, I am somewhat questioning if you are just trolling:
> **Sony’s Soneium** is a proprietary chain with no economic connection to Ethereum L1.
Assuming you are serious though, Soneium is a rollup, it uses Ethereum blobs for data availability to secure itself. As of the time of writing this was the most recent about 5 minutes ago:
https://blobscan.com/block/25067214
> **Kyrgyzstan’s USDKG** is a government‑issued token with no on‑chain activity
There are almost 17k holders and over 40k transactions. That might not be a lot, but it clearly isn't *"no on-chain activity"* is it... I can feel your urge to move the goalposts again, but maybe save us both time and don't bother?

Why would it being on Ethereum make a difference?
In 2021, I used to laugh at people saying "ETH's price is not correlated to the ulitization of the network, the entire world's economy can go on Ethereum and ETH might still be $2000.
Well guess what.

Love the attitude, but I'll do that on BCH, not ETH. We have full L1 DeFi capabilities now, launched a liquidity v2 implementation the other day...

Been trading since 2017, went full time in 2021. And before anyone asks, no, I didn't quit my job on a whim with 10k in savings. Built a cushion first that meant a red month wouldn't make me panic-sell at the bottom. Writing this because I'm tired of the "woke up, made 5 figures, beach by noon" content.
6:40 AM. Alarm.
Not because I'm disciplined. Because Asia session is closing and that's where liquidity gets parked before EU open drags it somewhere. Coffee, phone, check if I got stopped overnight. Today I didn't. Plenty of times I did.
7:00-9:00. Position check. Currently long ETH average 3420, smaller short SOL hedge, couple alt bags I've been sitting on for weeks. Funding on Bybit, OI on majors, liq heatmaps, update levels in TV. That's it. No secret indicator.
9:00-11:00. The window where I actually do work. London open brings real flow and if I have a planned setup, I take it. If I don't, I don't trade. Took me four years to learn that. Sitting on your hands while the screen flashes green and red feels physically wrong, like your body is telling you to do something, anything, just to participate.
11:00-15:00. Dead zone.
Between London lunch and NY open the tape goes mostly nowhere except for the occasional liquidity hunt that punishes anyone who got bored and clicked. I nap sometimes. Actually nap. Read macro stuff if Powell or someone is making noise. Or just stare at the wall.
When I need to switch the brain off without leaving the desk I'll play chess on lichess or mess around on dustbіt for a bit. Not rest exactly, more like cycling the engine so the candles look fresh again when I come back.
15:30. NY open. If there's CPI, FOMC, NFP dropping, I'm in cash or running half size. I've donated enough to the casino trying to guess direction on news prints.
18:00-22:00. Most of my closed trades this year happened in this window. I shut the laptop when I've either taken the plan or it's obvious there isn't one tonight.
What the highlight reels skip:
Isolation. I haven't spoken to a real human in person today. Wasn't different yesterday. Wife is at the office, friends are on a 9-to-5 schedule, our timezones don't really overlap during the week. Discord isn't social life, it's just noise with avatars.
Financial anxiety doesn't go away when you're up. Up 18% on the month? Now you're terrified to give it back. Down 7%? You're convinced this is the start of the streak that ends you.
Nobody builds your day for you. Nobody says good job. Nobody fires you. You can quietly degrade for six months and only notice when you finally look at PnL and realize you've been bleeding.
Health stuff nobody warns you about. Back, eyes, sleep. I started the gym not for aesthetics but because otherwise I'd be a wreck by 40.
Tbh, if I were starting today, I'd grind a job until the leap feels boring instead of brave. Full-time trading isn't freedom. It's a different job with the same problems and a few new ones bolted on.
Anyone else full time, how's your day actually look? Specifically curious how you handle the midday dead zone without going insane.

My opinion:
Cardano's holders - especially the whales - are very stubborn, and that keeps ADA's market cap high, but in a technical point of view Cardano is now completely outclassed by other networks and I don't see how it would change.
Tron is a very centralized kinda fast network. It is natively EVM compatible iirc, but it's not really an advantage nowadays. Most chains found a way to be more or less EVM compatible. Also outclassed.
XRP still didn't solve their problem with liquidity fragmentation and with the verification of issuer's reliability, and I'm not sure the core team even started working on solutions (they have ideas...). The problem with low general liquidity depth and low network effect is in the process of being solved with bridges. One is fully operational, but it didn't make XRPL an active place for day trading. Even the institutional use is actually quite limited. If XRPL doesn't improve quickly it will only have a very narrow niche. I have some XRP but I don't hold out much hope on it.
Hyperliquid is a CEX with a decentralized blockchain disguise. It is currently the best for HFT (High-Frequency Trading). It is not doing anything else that is relevant afaik.
BTC, ETH, SOL and LINK are all strong bets for different reasons. None of those is likely to collapse in a foreseeable future.

No one wants to say it. ETH will run without BTC running first.

Look at ETH trying to get back up to 2400 so it can be slammed back down at the market open.

ETH squeezing.....which way does it rip?
https://preview.redd.it/4no6y0db4d0h1.png?width=1440&format=png&auto=webp&s=9645810be9a81bb17588b31e5d94ad112ba58cb3

Heavy on alts relative to BTC. Mathematically, simplify: BTC 60%, ETH 25%, one alt 15%.

Quick disclaimer upfront, this is not a bitmex review and not a comparison post. binance is still my main account. honestly i think it's still one of the most useful exchanges for crypto in general, spot, staking, the whole ecosystem stuff. not ditching anyone.
just noticed almost nobody talks about moving off binance to something smaller, even partially and figured my experience might be useful to someone in a similar spot.
context: been mostly on binance since 2021. ETH-focused, some BTC, occasional alt when something interesting pops up. for years that setup did literally everything i needed.

spot, staking, perps, all in one tab.
then over the last year my trading shifted hard into leveraged stuff. less hodling, more active perps management. once that became the main thing i was doing, binance started feeling like a great generalist platform but the derivs experience is kinda built to serve everyone. like, fine for someone who does perps occasionally between staking ETH and buying BNB, but the focus dilutes when that's not what you're optimizing for.
so started using bitmex maybe 7 months back. perps only. their whole thing is derivs, so the order types and margining setup just felt more aligned with what i actually do day to day. plus the multi-asset margin thing they have helps me a lot tbh, lets me post ETH as collateral for usdt-margined positions instead of converting every time. there's a haircut on non-stable collateral, fair enough.
spot stack, staking, anything fiat-touching still on binance. not moving that but for active leveraged stuff splitting it off was the right call for me.
anyone else here actually done this? not the full move, just the partial split. curious what pushed you to do it or if you considered it and bailed, what kept you from pulling the trigger.

He is on some M ETH