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Wrapped Bitcoin / Euro
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He's not just transferring it. It sounds like he's thinking of using WBTC in dApps.

fees, TVL, network effect, whatnot multiple, sound money .. pick your poison for valuation as ultimately it's subjective. the website "ethval . com" makes a good job at comparing different frameworks. As for today, roughly 250B valuation still means huge monetary premium compared to value captured in any other way.
As many of us I was not early but all in. And so my stress-inducing investment got outperformed by my government back corposloped deposit account. Traders an BTC maxis deserve their victory lap, they were right and I am salty. I am also very tired of reading saltiness please stop.
Do you want to be right or do you want to make money? both ideally. Ethereum is right, no need to expand on that here. Why I am not selling and keep buying?
beside sunk cost fallacy and regret aversion - the investoooor
Even if I believe value capture will happen to some extent in the long run, my very simple thesis is ETH is just better money (ultraclown?). Remember the number of people willing to use centralized custodian just to borrow against their BTC? now they use WBTC, next is ETH. Network effect, programmability, security budget, quantum resistance, privacy. higher monetary premium. What Satoshi wanted if you ask me. Note that this is the case where endgame zk lean maxxor succeed, and so risk of failure has to be reflected in the price. I personally decided to trust the soychads in charge.
You can tell from BTC maxis propaganda arms, that they start realizing it. Check this nonsense [https://xcancel.com/laurashin/status/2059757338631033077](https://xcancel.com/laurashin/status/2059757338631033077) if you have 1min actually listen to the video and compare with the citation. They are scared.
The bullcase for Ethereum is education. Hopefully more suits means more homework
doot doot CROPS

On Uniswap V3 my earned fees don't auto-compound or land in my wallet, they accrue *inside* the position as uncollected balances until I manually send a collect transaction. So the fees I've earned just sit there: not in my wallet, not redeployed, not doing anything, exposed to whatever the position is exposed to. I only realize how much has piled up when I happen to open the position and look.

That creates a couple of real costs for me. I'm paying gas to collect, so claiming too often is wasteful, but waiting too long means a meaningful amount of value sits idle when I could be compounding it or moving it. There's a "right" threshold to claim at, some dollar amount where it's worth the gas, but nothing tells me when I've crossed it. So in practice I either over-check out of paranoia or forget for weeks and find a surprise pile.

What I actually want is dead simple to describe: **tell me when my uncollected fees on a position cross some amount.** Something like "ping me when uncollected fees hit $50" so I can batch a collect at a point where the gas is clearly worth it. The data I'd need is minimal:
* **Uncollected fees per token**, in token units
* The same expressed in **USD / pool-price terms**, so I can set a single dollar threshold instead of doing the conversion in my head
* **% of fees on each side**, when I care which token I'm accruing
None of this is hard to read off-chain. It's just that nothing's watching it for me, so I'm back to manually checking or writing yet another script to do it, which is the path I went down before and regretted (ran on a dedicated box, broke quietly, became its own maintenance job).

**What I'm trying to figure out:**
1. Do other people actually track an uncollected-fee threshold, or just collect when you remember / when you're closing the position anyway?
2. Is a notification at a threshold enough, or would you want it to auto-collect (and auto-compound back in) once it's worth the gas? I lean toward wanting the action eventually, but the trust bar for letting software move my fees feels higher than for a simple alert.
3. For anyone who'd allow auto-collection, what makes it safe enough? Non-custodial obviously, but spending caps, a gas ceiling, a simulation before it fires?
Disclosure since it's relevant: I got tired enough of this that I built a no-code tool (Glacient) to replace my old script, I describe the alert in plain English, like *"email me when the WBTC/USDT pool owned by 0x\_some\_wallet\_address has uncollected fees on the USDT side over 20 USD,"* and it handles the watching. The monitoring is free. But I'm mostly here to find out whether the threshold-collect problem is common or just my own habit, and whether people want the alert or want it just handled. I attached a walk through video of what I'm doing today below if folks are interested. ***NOTE: Currently glacient is invite only since I'm experimenting and building tooling for myself, but here is an invite code I made for this subreddit to use this tool I made for free: reddit-uniswap-1010***
https://reddit.com/link/1tu0k0k/video/q9knhb7onp4h1/player