Ethereum (ETH)

New whale move: 0x9f3b swapped $120M USDC for 22,000 $ETH on 1inch, then bridged 20,000 $ETH to Arbitrum 1 hour later Likely prepping for liquid staking or L2 yield, not immediate sell pressure

Tom Lee & Bitmine are now down over $10 billion on Ethereum The $19.257 billion originally invested is now down -53.5% overall and -40% year to date https://t.co/wI3RDPeFJO

$ETH/usdt DAILY double bottom? https://t.co/ONDijwbHmU

You should hire Spencer, he's a brilliant mind.

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Alt coin market will never shine until ethereum:native unwinds

Is LONG ETH / SHORT BTC the safest possible crypto position to be in right now? I mean, at some point, Saylor just has to stop buying, right? Even if I think he’s probably fine long term, he would need to sit this one out, and BTC will most definitely suffer from this for a long time. This will inevitably send ETH/BTC straight to the stratosphere, with so many bullish catalysts happening in the not-so-distant future: - The Glamsterdam upgrade, with 3x scaling, massively improving fee unit economics for Ethereum L1 and many more scaling upgrades coming over the next 3 years. 10k TPS anyone? - Synchronous composability for Ethereum rollups - The CLARITY Act, leading to potentially trillions of dollars in tokenized assets over the next 3–5 years - The quantum risk will be handled much more smoothly on Ethereum, with an actual migration path already being worked on. Over a 3–5 year timeframe, it is absolutely unthinkable to me that ETH/BTC would go down much further. Even if you are directionally bearish on ETH due to the fee/revenue meta in crypto, you need to acknowledge that ETH is much better prepared to weather the storm relative to BTC, especially considering we’re close to the bottom of a decline that started with Saylor excessively buying BTC ahead of the ETF approvals. Saylor’s buying spree consequently sent the ETH/BTC ratio down from 0.081 to 0.027. A reversal alone would be a 3x. So ETH/BTC seems like the safest position in crypto right now, with very little downside relative to the rest of the market. One benefit of this setup is that the pair trade is much less volatile than BTC and ETH themselves, making it much better suited for leverage, though I would advise against that if you don’t know what you’re doing. What am I missing? 🙃 Disclaimer: This is obviously not financial advice, just a thought experiment, so DYOR.

❌ Ethereum is losing to competitors? False. ✅ Ethereum dominates in every major facet of adoption: most liquidity, stablecoins, RWAs, and big names on Wall Street deploying onchain ❌ There's a loss of faith, great devs leaving EF? False. ✅ Devs are starting new orgs to build/scale Ethereum. ❌ Ethereum is facing a funding crisis? False. ✅ There's an abundance of funding thanks to @BitMNR, @Sharplink, HNWI like @ethereumJoseph So much bullshit floating around out there. Ethereum is winning.

Ethereum is in the $1500's now, just like 2018. https://t.co/hRYBXPARXP