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I'm with ya. Was a cardano maxi, sorta still bullish but theyve got a massive branding problem even if the tech is good. It's probably a 3rd world governance + rwa platform eventually.
BTC is all brand. 99% of use cases will be ETH + LINK + Google/Apple running private wallets on your phone

Consider NFTs dead.
Well established altcoins with utility profiles that are publically implemented into global finance such as XRP, LINK, XDC, HBAR, Stellar, etc are the ones to focus on.
Ignore the fud, and 'hype', as it largely doesn't matter unless you're a cone who makes their investment decisions based on market sentiment.

Why not *neither*? LINK never got back to it's 2021 high. SOL got back there for like a day or two then quickly crashed. LINK was ~$50 peak in 2021, ~$25 in 2024... 2024 is with more oracles being used and Chainlink looking brighter than ever, just like now. You'd be lucky to get $15 bucks if the trend continues. ADA is an even worse story. It's like you look at diminishing returns every cycle and are assuming *the last cycle is probably the floor*. Imo that's a super gamble. You could bet on the 999,999/1,000,000 or the 1/1,000,000. If you don't stop being silly and take that easy 999,999/1,000,000 bet...
None of those tokens are at attractive prices for risk vs just buying BTC imo. I'm not even a BTC maxi but LINK and ADA are like confirmed dog shit. Hoskinson was throating Trump late 2024 and the token still couldn't get within 50% of the 2021 highs.
Sometimes the best thing to do if you MUST do something crypto is to buy some stablecoins 1:1 and get your little 4 to 8 % in defi. Or buy BTC. Or just pick the stuff that's winning rather than going out on a limb for darlings from literally two cycles back.

That’s just objectively wrong. As Chainlink services move into production, usage generates fees and Chainlink’s Payment Abstraction converts those fees into LINK. More institutional usage = more economic activity flowing through LINK.
If you think this doesn’t create demand then why are you even invested into crypto and discussing it? 😂 L1 chains are in an even worse position.

Converted a load to ETH on Monday. It's pumping little bits since while ETH does nothing... The ultimate BS thing is that Link was at my cost basis while I set my LINK/ETH order, then it wicked down, filled, and now I have a tiny capital loss to report. This market shows no mercy.

It's not SOL and it's not LINK either.
But for your question i would go for LINK, since it was not hyped last cycle.
But keep looking out for better tech and i won't spoil it too you.

Solana offre de la liquidité et du rendement via le staking.Chainlink est une infrastructure sous-évaluée sous les 10 $.Une répartition 70 % BTC / 15 % SOL / 15 % LINK serait je pense pour toi la meilleure stratégie

Are you 100% LINK or do you have other positions as well?
What are you referring to with your last part here, I don't know enough about Solana and Link right now.

I am what almost all would call irrationally heavy in LINK.
Solanas great too,
But one of them has partners and a required framework for tradfi with a system & monopoly, that over time, whoevers 2nd in that space will be just a blip in comparison.

I have a sizeable amount of cash still in reserve that I'm looking to deploy later this fall, especially if we get another leg down.
I'm primarily a BTC maxi and been holding for a very long time, it makes up about 75-80% of my portfolio. The rest is ETH and ADA that I'm staking, both of which I've also had for a very long time. I have a VERY large position in ADA that I've had for a while now and I thought about loading up more because it's unbelievably cheap but I'm also a bit concerned about overexposing to just this one particular alt.
I'm most likely going to invest at least 50% of this remaining capital into BTC but considering either Link or Solana. I really am not too sure which one I want to go with here, I'm a bit interested in Solana because of it's staking rewards but LINK being under $10 I see as a solid entry point.
However, there's also a part of me that is thinking just going 100% into BTC just to keep things simple. I don't want to overspeculate on alts and looking back on my many years in crypto I would have been way better off just being 100% BTC the entire way through.

The adventures of LINK

LINK +7% tonight while whales are accumulating and institutional adoption keeps accelerating.
C$15 is the next wall.
If that breaks with volume, I think C$20 comes fast — and the real question becomes how high this cycle goes.

Anyone else looking at LINK

that's why LINK has such a huge potential to be the winning crypto bet. oracle data

I was a 1+ BTC holder some time ago. Sold it all off, along with all my ETH and LINK for a decent profit (long before BTC broke six figures though).
Never went back. Now 95% S&P, 5% gold, but even the gold I'm intending to sell soon.

LINK bottomed at $5 in 2023. Maybe we revisit that price again in the coming months.

I was thinking a stoner specific group would be best so I don't get hated on hella LOL. But her friend is actually going to give her a ride :) THANK U FOR THAT LINK BTW its so helpful, I live in the middle of nowhere which is whydeliverry is hard here

Given how low it is right now I plan on just letting my ADA position ride.
BTC is an obvious one. ETH I think is solid but what makes me a bit less excited about it is I don't think it will make massive returns relative to BTC. For instance, in 2021 it peaked at .085 to BTC, so it could maybe do a 2-2.5x compared to BTC at best.
The only alts I'm really considering are maybe SOL and LINK.

Any crypto I have invested in. Soooooo Sol, Hbar, LINK, CC…etc