ETH

Traditional_Most105

I personally used chatgpt to start learning about crypto by asking it about terms, whats happening, etc. Just make sure if you use it to tell it to give you the sources it gathered info about cause it does make mistakes. I use it as an advanced google os sort. I have the plus plan. Some other good sites are: Coindesk Coingecko Coinmarketcap Coinglass Tradingeconomics Defilama Tradingview Glassnode Most people here will tell you to buy mostly BTC or ETH. They are the safest. If you want to buy any other altcoin you should do your own research. Search within the top 50 -100 coins. Influencers, youtubers, and people in socials either want to hype their coins for you to buy and be their exit strategy, if its memecoins the same, they might be even insiders. So social media and influencers its noise mostly. Listen to it, but dont depend your decisions on them. Many factors drive prices. I invested in some altcoins i believe in after i did my research. They are in rwa, some layer 1, defi... i wont name them cause i dont want to influence anyone or seem like i promote them. Some people might say they are useless. I dont. They have higher upside than btc and eth but they also have more risk than btc and eth. I might have profits, i might not have. I accepted that and put money i can afford to lose. You should do the same if you want to invest in alts... and always have in mind an exit strategy on when to sell. You might sell some when the price goes up and leave others for a later probability of price rising. Always check the news about your coins and the market and economy in general. Good luck.

QuantSlopeLabs

Estoy empezando a ver lecturas alcistas en ETH, probablemente una nueva tendencia alcista esta empezando. https://preview.redd.it/u41s74kfyclh1.png?width=1805&format=png&auto=webp&s=939bbeaf3df882d5bb37b80d8da32fb6663fa2f3

Flabarfin

I was at one point all in with ETH. Got disappointed and went more into BTC. best decision ever

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Post is by: Somening and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1vx6y1b/first_time_investing/ So it’s my first time investing in crypto. I have €1000 to invest, but i’m waiting for crypto prices to go down a bit, what coins should i buy with €1000 euro. I was thinking all BTC or like €400 BTC €300 ETH €200 SOL and €100 HYPE. I’m would like to make like €1k-2k in 1-2 years. Let me know your opinions and advice. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

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Post is by: TradeSquire and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: https://youtube.com/live/LxpjM1Hjtec?feature=share Caught this ETHUSDT setup on the 15-minute chart today. The idea was based on a **bullish breakout retest**, where price broke above the key level and then came back to test it as support. The setup had **5/6 confluences**, so it qualified as a high-confidence setup according to the system. **Trade levels:** **Direction:** LONG **Entry zone:** 2,483.29 – 2,485.95 **Stop loss:** 2,459.98 **TP1:** 2,526.57 **TP2:** 2,541.97 **Risk/Reward:** 1:1.5 to TP1 / 1:2.1 to TP2 **Current status:** TP1 has been reached and price is now pushing toward **TP2**. What makes this trade interesting is that it wasn't based on chasing the move after it happened. The setup was identified around the breakout/retest area, then monitored as the conditions confirmed. I'm testing a workflow where the market is **automatically scanned for setups**, and qualified signals can then be **automatically executed** rather than relying on manual entries. I'll share the result once the trade reaches TP2 or the setup invalidates. For anyone trading ETH on lower timeframes: would you hold the remaining position for TP2 here, or take more profit after TP1? *For discussion/educational purposes only. This is not financial advice. Trading involves risk.* *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

btc_set_me_free

all the downvotes in the world won't bring ETH back up to 4k sorry

subdep

Deposit cash from bank into Coinbase, buy ETH. How’s that not trivial?

R4ID

u have no ETH in ur wallet, you need Eth to send USDC (it is a very small amount for 1 transaction) go get like 1$ worth of ETH and deposit it into ur wallet. then ull be able to send ur USDC to whereever you want.

devCheckingIn

Easy long on ETH here target $8250.

nyceria

You need to fund your wallet with ETH for gas to pay for transactions/sending Swap TETHER to USDC. Normally I wouldn’t suggest using your wallets native swap function but if you don’t know at all what you’re doing it’s probably the safest move. Send USDC to coinbase account and cash out.

morafresa

So, buy ETH. Gotcha.

jawni

ETH, SOL, HYPE, PUMP, CARDS, ORE All have substantial usage, revenue, and relative valuations, easy as that.

TheOrlandoLuthier

Most of my holdings are equally split between ETH and btc

CourtneyHffs

I’d recommend Trust Wallet for a general-purpose mobile wallet. It supports many networks and assets, including BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, USDT and USDC.

youngmind12

a solid close like this means that's more up move I guess ETH could touch that $2500 level soon

HoldCtrlW

ETH people are so lucky it's disgusting

loc710

There is no was someone is actually asking BTC or ETH 🤣

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Post is by: coinsocialbase and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1vwzfot/ethereum_sentiment_right_now_25_fomo_vs_only_10/ Been digging through the last six hours of ETH-related chatter and the split is interesting. FOMO sits at 25% versus FUD at just 10%, which on the surface looks like a clearly bullish tilt. But the actual content of the bullish posts isn't blind hype, a lot of it is tied to specific things like institutional demand and rising on-chain activity, not just "number go up" energy. What stood out to me is that even within that optimistic majority, there's a real undercurrent of caution. A decent chunk of posts are flagging potential pullbacks and resistance levels that could cap short-term gains, so it's not like everyone's ignoring risk. It reads more like cautious optimism than euphoria, people are watching macro conditions and liquidity just as much as they're watching price. The low FUD number is probably the more telling data point honestly. It's not that people think ETH is guaranteed to rip, it's that there's very little active bearishness or panic in the conversation right now. That gap between FOMO and FUD (25 vs 10) suggests the crowd leans hopeful but isn't fully convinced yet. What's everyone else seeing on their end, does this cautious-bullish vibe match what you're noticing in ETH discussions elsewhere, or does it feel different depending on where you're looking? *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

Sea-Push5285

So tell me, what is the actual link between a chain’s development (SOL/ETH) and its coin price going up? What is their true purpose beyond paying transaction fees? When a chain hits all-time highs across various metrics, how does that performance actually convert into value for token holders? If you use SOL or ETH as collateral to borrow money, the liquidation risk is exceptionally high because they can easily lose 70% of their value within a single year. Staking is essentially just supply dilution—if staking rewards were paid out in USDT, I’d view it differently. Besides collateral and fee payments, why else would anyone buy SOL or ETH? Cut the boilerplate talk about "infrastructure." The Solana chain is a great venue for transferring funds and tokenizing assets, but I can use the network without holding a massive stack of SOL. If you look at it honestly, aren't people just buying SOL, waiting for it to pump to $300, and dumping it onto the next person? The same goes for ETH. BTC has absolute scarcity—something that has never truly existed in human history—which is why it holds value. Meanwhile, SOL and ETH are minted every single day. Furthermore, just pull up a weekly (1W) chart or higher. A real growth asset shouldn't have a chart as ugly as SOL, ETH, or the rest of the crypto market. Look at the charts of actual revenue-generating growth stocks like GOOGL, AAPL, META, or even KO—*that* is what a real growth asset looks like. In reality, SOL and ETH are just trading in a massive range: SOL between $8 and $290+, ETH between $1,400 and $4,900. It’s been six years and they still can't break out of this range, which is terrible. Sure, you can still turn a profit by buying at the bottom of the range and selling on the way up to the peak, but isn't that just buying and waiting to dump it on someone dumber than you?

ruby-cos

ETH is a joke lol 

palebloodslayer

What’s your thesis for buying ETH?

Kurosaki56843

BTC, ETH, SOL, NEXO, XRP - only solid ones

junkhead_7

>Crypto can survive without ETH, I'm not sure it can survive without BTC. God, I don't really know... the Ethereum blockchain was the first one hosting stablecoins, and I think the crypto space wouldn't be the same without USDT/USDC. So I don't really know if crypto could survive without ETH.

New-Acanthisitta8687

It's always like that. They act like it's dead at the bottom and regret not buying at the bottom when it reaches above 4k every time. Some people live in the moment a little too much, I swear this happens at every bottom. Is above 150% growth somehow bad? Not sure but these people do love calling any dip an absolute sign of coin death and we're talking ETH here it's no joking matter.

Ice-Cream-Poop

As a holder of mostly ETH. Don't do it.

AirFrierMachine

Its a common scam for crypto noobies. The wallet pulls the public price from some random website without realizing that the trading volume is literally $0. When you decide to "cash in" your fake coins for BTC it'll require you to pay some ETH/bTC/SOL transfee fees to get it. You pay the transfer/transaction fee to "sell" it and nobody ends up buying it because it has zero volume. It's just a scam to get you to pay some transfer fee that they keep, leaving you with nothing

Sea-Push5285

Honestly, other than BTC and a few coins that actually provide some form of value retention for holders, like HYPE, I think most other coins have no real value. Yes, that includes ETH, SOL, and BNB. You buy them because you hope the price goes up so you can eventually dump them on someone else at a higher price. These coins don't really do anything other than pay transaction fees on their respective chains. Some people will argue that crypto is more volatile and therefore offers more upside than stocks. That just tells me they haven't traded small-cap stocks. Tickers like USAR, SMCI, and plenty of others can easily move 10% in a single day. On the weekly chart, swings of 50–70% over just 3–4 weeks are completely normal. The important difference is that these companies are actually running businesses. They have real assets, financial statements, revenues, expenses, and accounting records. With crypto? The growth of a chain doesn't necessarily have anything to do with the price of its token. The Solana chain can keep hitting all-time highs across various metrics while SOL still dumps for 10 consecutive months without a meaningful recovery. ETH can do the same. I genuinely don't understand what people who invest in altcoins like AVAX, Litecoin, Cardano, etc. are thinking. Honestly, they'd probably have a much better chance of eventually breaking even if they traded small-cap stocks instead. At least there is an actual business underneath. I'd put their chances of recovering their money at 1,000x higher than with those garbage coins. I can at least understand SOL, ETH, and BNB because they're large caps with a history of recovering after major drawdowns. But even investing in those is pretty risky, because there is ultimately nothing underneath them that provides a real fundamental floor for the price. **In conclusion, unless we're talking about BTC or tokens with a clear mechanism for preserving or returning value to holders, investing in crypto feels largely pointless compared to other asset classes.** >

Novel-Bad2984

Go for it. I hold neither but ETH has higher upside in my opinion

OrangePillar

If you look at the price chart ETH/BTC since 2021, you will do the opposite.

Profil3r

How old are you? Will ETH increase faster than Bitcoin?

TheGreatCryptopo

ETH. Close second BTC.

Love_the_frying

I don’t understand how everyone can not see that ETH has a real world use. It’s actually being used every second of every day for real transactions.. Bitcoin doesn’t have that.

Love_the_frying

I only own ETH because it has a real use that doesn’t depend on hope or maybe

SeriousArmy9367

Should of bought ETH @ 1500$ what making you think now after the run up we been having …hmmm .. now over 2400$ ??????? Plus pending on your price for bitcoin ..when bought ?

mando_number5

Instead of asking about price it’s important to look at fundamentals, tokenomics, transaction speed, how many developers have unique projects on the network. For example businesses that have been technology using smart contracts on the ETH network. Outside of Bitcoin that makes ETH and SOL of interest to me, and more recently SUI

Rich_Signal_1512

Your instinct is already pretty solid here. BTC and ETH aren't really competing for the same job, which is probably why the choice feels harder than it should. BTC is basically built to be the "buy it and leave it" asset, fixed supply, longest track record, nothing you really need to keep tabs on. If low-stress and long-term is genuinely the goal, that's exactly the profile it's built for. ETH is a different kind of bet. You're not just holding it hoping the price goes up, you're holding a stake in whatever gets built on top of it, DeFi, NFTs, real-world asset tokenisation, most of it settles back to Ethereum in some way. That's the utility edge you're picking up on. The trade-off is it's a more complex asset with more moving parts, and it can be staked if you want it actually doing something rather than just sitting there, worth looking into if "leave it there" is still the plan. Since you're already holding BTC from a good entry, adding ETH isn't really an either/or decision, it's just not putting all your eggs in a single basket. A lot of people who want simplicity end up somewhere around 70/30 or 60/40 BTC/ETH for exactly that reason, not because one's objectively better. Only thing I'd genuinely flag: don't let "set and forget" turn into "forget it exists." Doesn't need to be active management, but even checking in once a year is worth doing. Good luck with it.

TexasBoyz-713

Easy short on ETH here target $2169

kingo86

At 0.25 BTC for 7.8 ETH, is that good value then?

Omnomnomnivor3

don’t think ETH will have a shining moment anytime soon

b1mm3rl1f3

Standard Chartered predicts $500K Bitcoin by 2030, but ETH will outperform BTC over the coming years on a percentage basis

Bright-Umpire7530

BTC only needs to stay scarce and secure. Alts actually need a reason for people to keep using them. ETH has that ecosystem but for coins like LTC surviving isnt the same as staying relevant

Rock_Strongo

This is not all or nothing. You can buy some ETH without completely draining your BTC. The right % ratio depends on your risk tolerance. BTC is "safer" (if such a thing exists in this space). ETH has more upside AND downside potential. Crypto can survive without ETH, I'm not sure it can survive without BTC.

Known-Relief5228

Currently at 80/20 ratio ETH/BTC but slowly moving to 60/40. ETH - undisputed blockchain rail BTC - currency of the future

Sterigo

Bitcoin only, bub. If you understand why Bitcoin is the bomb, then you also would understand why ETH is not.

daily-trader-365

Nooo, did that once . My most costly crypto mistake. ETH might outperform BTC in a bull run but it falls back to hard

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userxtrustno1

Diversification is key. BTC and ETH. Win win.

12buklmashu

You’d be better off finding some money to invest in ETH separately. Bitcoin is way more useful than Ethereum.

Digitaleur

Swapped my BTC for ETH on several occasions @ about 0.025, no regrets at all. And  I think 0.03 is a good entry point, but of course there are no guarantees either way.

knowledgelover94

Why is there a giant bond market bigger than the stock market? Why do people speculate in real estate? Or gold? It’s not to 10x their money, it’s to store their value without losing it to inflation. That’s what Bitcoin’s created to do. Someday it could eat into all those assets, thus becoming the most valuable asset ever. Eth does something sure, but it’s nothing compared to say gold or the global bond market. Also, what ETH does other chains do better (like Solana).

Optimal_Priority7835

Nonononono. First, you always should keep most of your portfolio in BTC. Second, ETH is not a shitcoin, yes? But if you actually would look at the graph, It´s not clear that it wins any relevance against BTC, in fact, the opposite seems to be true. Also you have to consider the intrinsic risks, you´re depending on the Ethereum fundation and the big big stakers. I mean, all of they want the price to go up, and if you move around DeFi you may find ETH a lot more comfortable, but if it is not the case, is an unncesary move like... what are you trying to achieve doing so exactly?

CMDR_BitMedler

What is this "relevance" that is a "store of value" you speak of...? If you mean cultural relevance, sure. But a store of value is just that. ETH _does something_ ... other than generate headlines and create frothy late stage capitalist vibes.

knowledgelover94

Bitcoin has wayyyy more relevance than ETH. Solana and others are in competition with ETH (and frankly perform way better in both user participation and price action). No other crypto competes with bitcoin. It’s THE public scarce decentralized store of value. No second best.

Suspicious-Can-7079

I mean ones a more mature asset and been around longer, I'd argue the fact everybody is so sure btc is the better long term move is a bit short sided. I own both, I DCA to both, I'd be about equally confident buying both currently at these prices I look at them like large/small cap ETFs. People can downvote me but I'll buy ETH all day below or around 2k and I'll continue slowly DCAing into BTC.

Romanizer

ETH is not a good store of value, the utility does not lead to increased price of the underlying asset. If you want to make money from Ethereum, build a business on top of it. If you want to build wealth by acquiring an appreciating asset, that's what Bitcoin is for.

Odd-Fun-1482

Very weird, wanting to sell BTC and park it in ETH lol Usually it's the other way around

SpontaneousDream

>Ethereum network isn't going anywhere. So? I agree with you that the *network* isn't going anywhere. That doesn't mean shit for ETH price though because ETH doesn't capture value from network usage. Ethereum can 10x or 100x in network value/transactions in a few years and ETH could still be the same price or lower.

gtzpower

I was all in on ETH and a few years ago I moved 30% to BTC. It is now worth more than my ETH. I’d diversify at best if trading any BTC for ETH.

micho510900

You cannot borrow conviction. Make your own research, convince yourself that the move you are doing is right. I will make you endure downturns and you won't be asking yourself why you even bought in the first place. I did that for both BTC and ETH, and I held since 2017. Don't listen to people online. I sold my 100 000 LINK for like 10K $ long time ago cause someone on this sub said that they saw the founder on Bahamas and was told the project won't be continued which was obviously a lie. I lacked conviction, don't make the same mistake.

flappysack-

I split it up about 10 years ago between ETH and Bitcoin, it was a horrible mistake.

RevolutionMuch1159

Keep your BTC ,never swap for ETH !!!

colemanameloc

Personally my ETH position outweighs my BTC and I am very much considering making the opposite move right now. On the 3 year long term (my personal horizon where I plan to use some crypto to fund some personal expenses) I think BTC will out perform ETH. All speculation ofc and do plan on keeping eggs in both baskets.

Efficient_Range1156

In 2022 I was able to swap 4 ETH for 0.25 BTC. Probably the best trade I ever made.

SenseiRaheem

There has yet to be a single event in the last 3 years where ETH ended up being the better long term move than BTC

HoldCtrlW

Easy short on ETH here target $2150

Elendron

Not only is 2500 a nice round and psychological number, ETH's 200 week also rests right below it, not that the 200 week is as useful for ETH as it is for BTC. 2500 could be a formidable opponent. Light the beacons.

holyshitbraah

I've been in crypto since 2018, first 3 years were non stop checking and trading. During those years the only thing to trade was BTC and ETH really. I had loads of both. When alt coins started appearing, I traded most of my ETH to SMITHEREEENS same for 2 full bitcoins. MEME coins made it worse. By the time NFTs came out I was done trading and went full DCA no looking at charts. So. From experience. You'll stop looking once you feel some pain lol unless you are a master at it.

DankShibe

BTC and doge only . Maybe ETH as well . Everything else is noise

AlternativeWonder471

I use coinbase for that. Don't know if its the best way, but it's the cheapest I found. About 1% to get my crypto off exchange and dollars in my bank. Just make sure you use USDC and ETH network or you'll lose funds!

AncientConfection347

Whatever I can invest at the end of the month I do 50% VWCE , 25% BTC , 25% ETH

Brayanscott

Solo BTC, es sencillo es prácticamente todo el ecosistema cripto lo demás es ETH y stablecoins, puedes mantener tu inversión vigilada y sin tantos dolores de cabeza ya todos sabemos que Bitcoin es volátil pero las alts lo son mucho más y por no decir siempre su desempeño es casi siempre decepcionante

Temporary-Cause730

I had 3 "phases" in my crypto investing, in each of the 3 cycles since 2017: \- When I started I only had BTC, and kept it this way for some years. Just stacking, never sold. \- Next cycle I remained heavily in BTC, but sold a small part and bought ETH, and then later SOL. But seeing the shitcoins and NFTs going crazy made me greedy, so I bought and tried to trade this stuff, focusing on "utility" and "art". Roundtripped almost everything, some shitcoins I held for years hoping that they would return to previous. \- Last cycle I started with BTC, ETH, SOL, sold all the rest. Made good money on these 3 coins, but again greed took over when I saw the memes blowing up, people getting stupidly rich on twitter, etc. Tried to trade memecoins, made money on some, took big losses on others, overall it was bad. It was also a pain keeping track of all the coins, all the transactions, it was hell. The only thing that saved me from losing a lot of money was that I kept BTC as the biggest part of my portfolio, and gambling with 10-25% of what I had. Looking back, it would be better simply holding BTC, with a small bag of ETH and SOL. So for this cycle I want to have some "rules" in place so things don't get out of control again: \- BTC will be the majority of the portfolio, right now it is at 50%, I want to keep it at least at this level. And I have an amount that I don't plan on selling ever. \- HYPE, ZEC, ETH, SOL are around 40%, and I plan on taking profits on small amounts as we climb. \- 10% to gamble on new stuff, alts that have potential, memecoins, NFTs, etc. 4-5 coins at the same time is the limit, avoiding rotating to the new hot stuff of the week. Will take profits aggresively to cash, so I don't end up using the profits to buy more shit.

offgridgecko

Coins on trading markets aren't tied to USD. They are tied to each other. On DeFi markets in particular, coins are traded based on the value of other coins. Thus there are swap pairs for BTC/ETH or BTC/BNB or ETH/BNB. If one goes down, they are still trading at the going swap rates, more or less, in the instant. Arbitrage bots make some quick swaps and then dump the coins for USD or funnel in some USD to buy up more undervalued coins. It happens very fast. The result is relative stability across the market, while the bot owners rake in the dividends, no matter if the price is going up or down.

Flashy-Potatoe-Queen

ETH has been in a consolidating phase since January 2021... If SOL is a memecoin, ETH is a shitcoin. 

Bluebird-9641

BTC and ETH are the only coins with room to grow. All other are shitcoins.

ArtichokeOwn6685

Look at last cycle and see alts are trash including ETH. To think you will pick one of the 100k coins that beat BTC, good luck

MrSnugs

BTC, ETH, SOL. That’s my trifecta imho

Suitable_Acadia_190

A Weekly CHoCH is exactly intention we'd like to see closing above the POC after reacting with strength from the deviation and support below. NFA but Ive been for months, but as ETHBTC is leading the way my stacking has been almost all ETH, and when its time Ill rotate again, etc.

Timely-Fig2030

The whole crypto market is connected by automatic trading systems and basically all altcoins are connected through Altcoin/BTC and Altcoin/ETH pair. That's why everything rises or crashes at the same time.

Vimes76

Literally none of them, with the possible exception of ETH by virtue of being the biggest and for staking which BTC can't do.

h4l

Relative valuation plays a large part in pricing crypto assets: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relative\_valuation. In the short term, if no new information is available, any coin is likely to maintain roughly the same relative value to another. E.g. if ETH is 20% the market cap of BTC and BTC goes up 5%, then probably ETH should go up 5% too. Algorithmic traders will arbitrage coins based on their own proprietary models of expected correlation — e.g. if an arb bot thinks one is under-valued and should return to its model of expected value, it'll buy the cheaper one and short the expensive one to capture the spread. Most coins have zero fundamentals, so you can't really value them based on something like a discounted cash flow model, that analysts might for companies. Relative valuation is used for stocks and other assets too though.

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kingo86

I noticed that - the PLS/X ecosystem up too - usually BTC/ETH leads, but weird to see an alt front-running for once.

Temporary-Cause730

SOL, ETH, HYPE, PUMP real products, real usage, fees accumulating, and HYPE/PUMP use it to buy back the token

Serenaded

ETH is flipping BTC

TheGreatCryptopo

At this current time you can insert any crypto. BTC, ETH, LTC, DOGE, ~~Moons.~~

HoldCtrlW

Eth short on ETH target $2350

TheGreatCryptopo

50/50 BTC/ETH. Go away for five years. Come back and give thanks.

blaziken8x

Don't fall for sunk cost fallacy, I would not put in more money. I held siacoin since like 2021, and I even kept putting more in over the years (luckily I was also buying BTC and ETH), I finally decided to dump it at the end of 2024 when it didn't have any significant price movement while my other crypto did.

Potatotornado20

Put half your bag into BTC today. Then put rest of it on 11/20/26. Sell everything on 8/16/28 and rotate it all into a 2x long BTC ETF. Sell everything on 8/16/29. Or for maximum degeneracy, follow above steps but replace BTC with 40% ETH, 40% SOL, 20% DOGE. Do not rotate into any 2x ETFs, just hodl until selling everything on 8/16/29.

Fomo_Family

"risk being left behind" is the bit I'd sort out first. That feeling is usually what ends up sizing the position, and then you're holding something you can't sit through. Also MSTR/BMNR aren't really a sibling to BTC/ETH. They're equity wrappers, so you're getting crypto exposure plus premium to NAV plus dilution plus whatever stocks do that day. When the premium compresses they fall harder than the coin does. Fine if you want that leverage on purpose, just know it's a different bet. Entry timing, nobody in here knows. And I'm not giving you numbers, those are yours.

jekpopulous2

The narrative two cycles ago was alt L1s and they went up like 1000%. Then crashed. The narrative last cycle was DeFi and those tokens went up like 1000%. Then crashed. The narrative this cycle is ETH and RWAs. I’m already up 45% on ENA today because I understand that if Bitcoin continues to push upward RWA tokens will climb like 1000%. Then crash. We have an alt season every single cycle you’re just not following the trends.

Gen8Master

Bitcoin and Eth are the only ones that really matter. ETH moved up too

CashMoneyShades

I stopped trying to time crypto a long time ago. It's completely disconnected form reality and is far more similar to the ebbs and flows of the traditional markets it once promised to shield us from. I still see it as a viable piece of my investment portfolio, though I've trimmed it back to \~20% overall, and have dumped everything except BTC and ETH. For now I'm DCAing bi weekly, which for much of this year was like burning cash.

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Shotgun-Eddie

Put in only what you can afford to lose. Stick to the big guns, BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB etc… Use reputable exchange, crypto.com, binance, coinbase Keep most of your investing in stocks and don’t weight it more crypto. If you want a tasty gamble on some shit coin for x100 return - do it with fun money you can spare and expect to lose this. Sometimes it pays off - DOGE and PEPE for me but Ive also lost with bad timing and rug pulls such as Safemoon etc - but it was fun nonetheless.

Mountain-Data-5758

A good rate for WETH -> ETH is 1 to 1. There is no reason for fees on a wrapper token. No liquidity is being swapped. Many apps offer this, I use defisaver.

Mountain-Data-5758

A lot of dapps show WETH as ETH. It's not that uncommon to end up with WETH

quintavious_danilo

Don‘t trade crypto when you don’t even know what coin you’ll be getting, bro. How is it possible that you ended up with WETH instead of native ETH? Simply use an exchange of your choice and swap it back using limit orders. I recommend Kraken Pro, but any reputable exchange will do.

Mr_Footies

It uses ETH as gas. It doesn’t need a coin it’ll make billions on fees.