ETH

omegacrunch

Also watching this. Also small Canadian company MOSS has an ETH treasury, and UGRO is up 35% in overnight so far

CaptainApeCommander

That’s what I’m saying and fucking ETH blows to I’m selling BMNR at market open

CaptainApeCommander

Imagine buying BMNR SBET BTBT on Friday, shits gonna be down at least 5% with ETH’s price action over the weekend 

CaptainApeCommander

Bro ETH is such a pump and dump fugazi. I bought on Friday and already sold cause this price action is terrible worse then memestocks like make up ur fucking mind do you want to go up or down

OptionSellingRegard

ETH making bers extinct 🚀

ScrewChaseBank

ETH going to continue to bleed out until 30K.

Independent-Coat-389

BMNR & SBET - excellent chance of 10x - given their aggressive ETH accumulation & ETH going to 45,000 in 5 years !!

aioliravioli

AMD is the ETH of chip companies

CaptainApeCommander

lol ETH come on dont fuck up my BMNR bag

ScrewChaseBank

And there goes ETH. Drilling. Should have seen it from a mile away.

getthere_always

and BMNR…love that bull head..I’m still green but if ETH doesn’t hold above 4500 will be shaky at open

Specific-Objective68

Throw HOOD, QBTS, ETH, and SOFI in there

urafonzanoon

Think of it like this staked is like your ETH is held in a CD gaining interest, unstaked is liquid

Internal_Cherry_7942

>For me it’s a simple barbell: >• **BTC** = digital gold, long-term hold >• **ETH** = network/infrastructure >Then I keep 90% in equities/ETFs to balance volatility. >Anyone else here blending crypto with traditional assets?

slowlybecomingsane

Ethereum is secured by people who stake their ETH. These entities are called validators. There is a rate limit on the amount of validators that can exit (unstake) in a given period in order to protect the stability and security of the network.

Informal_Trip9166

People are waiting 15 days to withdraw their ETH because the queue is huge atm

shockwagon

people have staked their ETH in coinbase and other places in order to get some interest return. but in order to sell your ETH, you have to unstake it. The 15 delay means from the time you decide to unstake it, it'll be 15 days until you can transact with your ETH (sell, trade, etc). Right now on coinbase if you stake your ETH, expected wait to unstake is 26 days.

OptionSellingRegard

I member selling $90 strike puts on MSTR September 2024, shit hit $400 by March 2025 not missing the ETH train, in for 500 shares BMNR at $55 🙌🏽

WingWorried6176

ETH party continues? 🥳🥳🥳🥳

wallstreetbets-ModTeam

At the request of our members, we've started allowing some bets on BTC and ETH, but take your shitcoins to one of the 8000 crypto subs.

Megg187

I got my retirement account in May won’t let me do options, which is good. My pltr position is up 60%. And ETH etf 75% sounds like you’re getting more money so now u know too i guess.

HITMAN616

ETH is up-only mid-term (6-12 months). He’ll be fine. $18-20 is the absolute bottom for SBET until their co-CEO (who just left BlackRock where he was the digital asset strategy lead) just gets infinite bids from institutions who can get ETH for $.90 on the $1 and make millions

Biiigups

Thoughts on BTC vs ETH? Do you invest in any crypto related stocks

yaris205

Where the fuk is Tom Cuck Lee, i need him to pump my ETH baggies

Glizzock22

ETH is up 20% since his original post and he’s down $600K or -42% Pay attention

Oxy_Moronico

Had they let some momentum build they could have ATM'd into high volume in the 30's instead of low 20s. Why crush the mNAV from 1.3 down to 1.1 when you could have crushed it from 1.8 to 1.3 and got more cash for more ETH.

mngu116

This is the second time I’ve heard of this stock in the last 3 days. Not sure exactly what they do but they seem to own a bunch of ETH so it’s basically a crypto play. I own no crypto so don’t know much about it. What’s your take on it?

Maleficent_Ad_3070

ETH

ucbcawt

Need advice on this-I am investing for long term on these: • VTI – 29.4% • NVDA – 24.3% • GOOG – 11.5% • VXUS – 5.4% • IDMO – 4.6% • QQQI – 4.5% • VOO – 2.8% • LLY – 1.9% • BRK.B – 1.3% • CEFS – 1.3% • Crypto (BTC+SOL+ETH+HBAR+ADA) – 3.2% • ROOT – 0.8% • ASTS – 0.9% • RIVN – 0.6% • LUNR – 0.7% • CLOZ – 0.9% • PFFA – 0.9% • CRSP – 0.4% • AAPL – 0.7% • HIMS – 0.3% • RKLB – 0.3%

PeeOnDusk

Got $100k in 10/17 calls too. mnav is essentially near 1. so this is just a bet on ETH at this point with potential mNAV upside

ec265

Because this is leveraged ETH in a TradFi wrapper

DegenOptionGuy

BMNRZ they own 1.1M ETH, but have enough authorized share sales to buy $25B more. Market cap is only 10B. If they deploy all their capital they can potentially buy an additional 5.6M ETH. Making their total ETH holdings worth $30B. It’s an easy 2-3x EXC is the largest operator of nuclear power plants in the country. There’s gonna be an energy race next year with all this data center/AI build out. Nuclear power plants are gonna be the new wave.

joe4942

ETH always seems to do better on weekends lol.

Mother-Chipmunk2778

It bounced off 117 a few times today, ETH also bounced off 4400, had Etha calls up 166 percent now only up 88, doubled down today lol

tktytkty

Brother I’m also in this trade with you. But I think management really fumbled this one. They fomo’d harder than a wsb degen and diluted twice just as ETH was starting to break out, which really shit on the momentum. Everyone went to BMNR and they actually let it run before offering. Anyways, Godspeed.

trix_is_for_kids

It’s even funnier because ETH is up nearly 20% since your original post.

Master_Xenu

Why not just buy ETH?

EvolvingDior

24% VYMI 36% VGT 36% GLD 4% crypto (BTC, ETH, etc) Rebalance when out by 5% or more. Use [https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/backtest-portfolio](https://www.portfoliovisualizer.com/backtest-portfolio) to backtest.

AtheIstan

Right: bought extra NVDA on the dip Wrong: sold ETH before a 60% rip

tallguy901

>Be me > Be regarded > Lose money on regarded play > Try to make money back with even regardeder play > Lose more money > Try to make even more money back with an even more regardeder play > Lose even more money > Know that wife will see losses and make excuses using vague trading lingo she doesn't understand and assure her everything is okay > Everything is not okay > Study a non-regarded play to make money back > Don't pull trigger as scared it will Lose even more money > Stock you were going to buy calls on goes up 20% because buffet bought it > Have dick in hand and betting it all on ETH calls after it already rallied expecting more of a rally > ETH goes down right after I bought Sorry kids. Christmas isn't coming this year unless ETH goes over 6k

Mother-Chipmunk2778

Oklo I wish I got in earlier but don’t hold. I’ll prob buy in soon. Biggest shares right now are in ASTS, NBIS, ACHR, and TESLA, got in fairly early on all of them except Tesla but that’s my smaller one. Besides that mostly have bitcoin ETH from a while back and a few smaller amounts in other stocks

Ivo_ChainNET

The points raised about leverage are all valid so i'll focus on what else is different. A tresury company can put ETH to use, namely they can stake it and participate in the proof of stake consensus to earn stakign rewards. They can futher use their ETH or even a liquid staking representation of it to participate in DeFi and earn extra on top. This is way better than simply holding ETH or an ETH ETF. Even the ETFs that plan to add staking can only stake a portion of their ETH as they have to stay liquid while treasury companie have more freedom. Again, this is just one difference, doesn't mean treasury companies are automatically better than spot / ETF all other points about MNAV & leverage stand.

Runninwitdabulls

Even with the close near 4400 today my ETHU position is still up 477% now. I added 500 additional shares when ETH broke 4000. I think I will YOLO all in if ETH holds support above 4226 🤪 https://preview.redd.it/xy77j7nrx8jf1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=645866d992d4e14b4e56c42b0e0402b0d3e584de

st_nks

Half ported on Google after realizing how top notch the moat is for AI. If RDDT gets valued like this for AI scraping and has an agreement in place with Google, there's no way Google stops growing, like ever. Throw in their quantum computing development, their search strength, Android, even if chrome needs sold this month they're so well protected it doesn't even matter. On the other hand, if the judge does decide they don't need to sell, fucking rockets to the moon. OPEN volume is actually interesting, it might pamp even higher this time around even though it's dumb. ETH retracing to ~4300, waiting on movement confirmation before buying back in on calls for the fucking moon

EvolvingDior

OK guys, fair warning: ETH is going to dump now that I own ETHA calls.

Financial-Word-4791

Not while ETH drops

DamnMyAPGoinCrazy

ETH nosedive while Solar runs. Good job everyone

DamnMyAPGoinCrazy

Watching ETH get annihilated is very satisfying for some reason

Such_Region2724

ETH guh

Steelers6304

Buy this BMNR dip. Given it’s ETH treasury, it’s at exact valuation

Steelers6304

Dilution to buy more ETH. It’ll be back up soon

MarginCuck

Lol ETH bers thought it was gunna dump LMAO🤌

CDulst

and ETH up again. Buying the dip still works, when will it stop working lmao.

Mother-Chipmunk2778

I got way more etha but in Bmnr too shares up 50 percent. I’ll hold it till ETH hits 5k most likely

myironlung6

About $3.31B in ETH (718,351 $ETH) is currently stuck in Ethereum’s exit queue due to extreme network congestion. Withdrawals are estimated to take over 12-15 days. ThE fUtUre of FInAncE!

walkinwithalimp

Possibly but I’m long and shooting for a test of ATH. It can take its time, I know it’s dependent on ETH performance as well.

brucekeller

Probably a retarded play, but with BMNR doing a $24B offering to get ETH now, if ETH breaks 5k and say doubles to 10k before EOY after BMNR loaded up, seems to me that BMNR could probably get to a $60B market cap, which is almost a 10x from these levels. It is a stock that Cathy is in though, so probably screwed and ETH tanks to like $1k after failing to get new highs or something.

Dane314pizza

Yeah I haven't looked into it much but here it some information I found: TTM Revenue: $5.45 million One analyst expects them to do $6.82 million in 2025. Current Market Cap: Over $10 billion. This makes the end of 2025 P/S ratio over 1500, which is extremely high. After further research, it appears this company is basically just MSTR but for Ethereum. I guess they hold 1.15 million ETH = \~ $5 billion. So it seems that the "NAV Premium" is about 2x. This actually isn't too unreasonable compared to MSTR. For reference, MSTR trades at about 1.5x, and it has not been uncommon for it to trade at 2x (source: [https://strategytracker.com/mstr.com](https://strategytracker.com/mstr.com) ). So this is basically like a leveraged ETH play in my opinion. With ETH being at near ATH, there is certainly downside but nobody really knows what will happen. I personally am not gonna touch this. I would rather just buy ETH on RobinHood if I wanted ETH exposure, which I also personally don't want.

yaris205

ETH wyd bro?

zackbia

I see many people not answering your question directly, so I'll chime in. USDC is the predominant stablecoin used by US financial institutions today (especially because USDT is technically offshore). USDC itself is a set of smart contracts (aka software) on the EVM (aka ethereum virtual machine). So today, USDC is very easy to swap back and forth with ETH, and it's also very easy to swap USDC on other networks that are EVM-compatible, primarily Base (Coinbase's blockchain). You asked about how tightly coupled stablecoin adoption is with ETH's dominance -- which is a hot debate in the ETH community now -- and there's no consensus yet. The simple ways to think about this are... \- ETH is a volatile asset. Being able to instantly and (almost) freely swap between ETH and USDC is appealing to financial institutions. So, institutions spending big $$ on USDC seems bullish for ETH because as soon as those institutions buy, they are literally one click away from pouring billions into ETH. This implies that USDC adoption is indeed correlated with the rise of ETH. Buying USDC is often interpreted of a soft-launch for eventually buying ETH in that way. \- But the same is true in the other direction. We saw at the height of the Trump tariff fiasco that the market uncertainty caused institutions to cash out of ETH back to USDC, which cratered the ETH price. It might only take slight dips in ETH for institutions to get cold feet -- especially because holding USDC typically earns a \~4% annual return -- so that's the bear case. \- Now, both Stripe and Circle (the sole issuer of USDC) have each decided to launch their own separate EVM-compatible blockchains for USDC. Neither are directly built atop Ethereum, which on its face seems pretty bearish for ETH. I'd say 2/3 of ETH holders don't like this decision by Circle, but this is a brand new development, so I might bite my tongue. \- Ethereum as a blockchain will continue to be decentralized. Most developers and finance in crypto see Ethereum along the lines of "the easy-to-access blockchain for anybody on earth, tied to no specific company". So, the looming question is whether or not Ethereum being decentralized is a true value-add in the long-term. \- Or, do most users of USDC (particularly financial institutions) really not give a shit about decentralization? Would they prefer a centralized blockchain where a trustworthy fintech like Stripe is accountable to the product they trade on and provides development resources? Those are the rough edges of the debate as it's happening now.

tallboybrews

We have TFSA (this) and RRSP, which is tax deferred. You get taxed on the latter as income when you withdraw, but your contributions are taken off of your annual income to reduce your tax burden. The RRSP can get you big money back from taxes you've paid. The TFSA can make your investments go crazy. I have some BTC and ETH ETFs in my TFSA. Figured those highly likely big winners will be awesome to not get taxed on. What OP is doing is crazy. You lose your contribution room if your investments go to 0, so if he lost those trades he'd lose all his room in that tax advantage account.

iPhoneOver9000

2x leverage. I was looking for 3x, but there is none. I also considered BMNR, but decided I just wanted ETH price exposure

CDulst

Going balls deep in ETH on this dip.

Sco_420

Need ETH to start pumping again or it’s back to Wendy’s for me.

Platti_J

How is thus different from any other ETH ETF?

therealsilentjohn

> Ethereum is rising in value after the stable coin law was passed. I know what a stable coin is (a coin whose value is fixed to US dollars). I don't understand what that has to do with ethereum and why people are suddenly buying it Ether (ETH), the money for the Ethereum network, is rising in value because the network itself is valuable. Why? Well, because it's decentralized, censorship resistant, credibly neutral, etc. Ok, but you don't care about any of these properties? There's big money on the Ethereum network because it's very, *very* secure. You can send a million dollars for pennies instantly. Ether is the only way to utilize the network, so therefore it's becoming more expensive due to higher demand. What about stablecoins? They're just one use case for the network. There's currently $138 billion worth of stablecoins secured on the Ethereum network (more than all other networks combined). Think of it like AUM (we call it Total Value Locked, TVL). The stablecoin law brings regulatory clarity and legitimacy to crypto protocols using stablecoins. Companies have been hesitant to use stables or the crypto because of this legal grey area. Now that crypto is becoming more and more legitimized (despite what the anti-crypto zealots on this sub think), the networks thus are becoming more valuable due to actual or perceived future usage. Silly*ish* analogy, but Ethereum "the company" sells a "product" called blockspace. This product is in demand because people value its speed, security, and open source nature. Previously users weren't sure if buying and using this product was exactly legal. Now that there's *some* clarity with the law, demand has gone up. Why has demand gone up? Ethereum via stablecoins already is settling more daily value than Mastercard, Amex, Paypal, etc with faster speed, near instant settlement, and very cheap fees.

Alwaysfavoriteasian

Perma bull feeling berrish. Shorting ETH and QQQ. Calls on SPY.. for.... reasons.

EvolvingDior

ETH has been sitting at 4600 for almost 1/2 hour. 5m chart just went flat.

rriggsco

ETH about to completely recover. !p x:ethusd

milkktoast

I think I saw news about it because the stock price had jumped from around $2 something to around $3.5 due to a $425mil PIPE to switch to an ETH treasury. I invested around then because BMNR jumped from $4-$140 or something at its peak when they got a $250mil PIPE to do the same thing. Although, it’s not looking so hot right now LOL

yaris205

Plz pump my ETH baggies

yaris205

This ETH dip is free monies

33NoBody33

Not ETH ripping from4750 to 4500 in 5 mins lol

SZJX

Wow corn and ETH dumping at speed of light rn

gamjatang111

well digital asset isnt just Bitcoin, Eth actually has tons of on chain use, stablecoins are built on its network. Just take a gander at ETH/USD

CDulst

I'm going retard mode and I'm gonna gamble some cash on ETH based memecoins. fuck it, I hate money anyway.

Shroomboom420

Selling BTC for ETH

First-Bad2007

that's just typical BTC -> ETH -> altcoins -> shitcoins bull phase pipeilne. seen it so many times

Rolling_Galaxy

I don’t know enough about tom Lee but I second everything you said. $2+ billion of leveraged positions may be technically at risk if ETH hovers around or above $4,700. Someone is losing money.

synsynati

3) ETH ETF staking - Blackrock seeking staking options for ETF with the SEC [https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2025/07/17/blackrock-seeks-staking-option-for-ishares-ethereum-trust-in-new-filing](https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2025/07/17/blackrock-seeks-staking-option-for-ishares-ethereum-trust-in-new-filing) If SEC greenlits this, its gonna be a huge supply crunch for ETH when all the ETF inflows will not be used to earn yields making it an even better prospect for ETF issuers.

crash_test

Well, you could always look at the price history and see that what you're saying doesn't happen? Stablecoins were worth a dollar 7 years ago when ETH was trading at $200, now ETH is at $4700 and those same stablecoins are still worth a dollar.

moose-goat

The comment I replied to was 30 days ago. Look at every alt coin and they’ve all gone up since then, including ETH (60%). I never said alt season will be the same as 2017 or 2021, but the top definitely wasn’t in 30 days ago, and it definitely isn’t in now.

Suspicious_Place1270

When dude does not understand it and then proceeds to rant about it. I do, however, agree on bitcoin, the only use for that trash is really drug trafficking and pollution. Others like ETH or XRP actually do have a use :)

certainlynottheone

Stable coins run in ETH.

cisgenderedmale_

I like to live dangerously. Just shorted ETH futures. 🤌

Livid-Comedian-8528

Short them and buy ETH, same as MSTR with BTC

humptydumpee42069

SOL about to move like ETH 🚀🚀

SuckaFree415

Got both $SBET and $BMNR but unfortunately didn't get to build out full position of $BMNR. HODLing both till $7500-$10k $ETH

JohnnyStrides

Shitcoin season isn't going to be what it used to me thinks. BTC/ETH are being bought up by funds etc and less whales/retailers who are going to swing trade them into other coins. Look at the ATH for most shitcoins and see how far back you have to go...

EvolvingDior

In the last month BTC is up 5%. In the last month ETH is up 50%.

Financial-Word-4791

look at BTC and ETH and tell me this bull run is over

nordmys

wen ETH 5k

EvolvingDior

🌽 isn't keeping up with ETH...

EvolvingDior

BTC and ETH still the only coins we can discuss (rule 8) even though 2 others trade on CME and have dedicated ETFs.

Ocilla

I mean, it’s literally a fact that ETH has performed better than Bitcoin all time. In fact, pull up Robinhood and look at BTC 5-year performance (+955%) and at ETH 5-year performance (+1,120%). Then look at BTC all-time (+117.6K%) and at ETH all-time (+134.5K%).

hkmamike

On Issuance, Ethereum operates on a Proof of Stake model, where network participants (validators) run computers and stake ETH to participate in running the network, they get paid a yield (staking reward) for doing this, currently \~3% per year. Validators also get paid gas for processing transaction, people who want to use the network can bid up the gas to increase the chance that their transaction is included in the next block. This is an offsetting dynamic where some portion of gas fees are burned (destroyed). Currently, the net effect is about 0.7% per year. Ref: [https://ultrasound.money](https://ultrasound.money) Stablecoins are stable because the issuers promise to give you back $1 for each coin (assuming it is USD stablecoin). When you use stablecoins, there are multiple scenarios: 1) you can move between accounts of an institution's own balance sheet (in the case of Coinbase), in that case there is no gas fee involved, OR 2) you can move it to another address on chain. If you are using Ethereum chain, gas is paid, if you are directly interacting with a L2, you pay gas to the L2 network, OR 3) you can move it to another onchain address but you operate within some platform that subsidize your gas. "Like if I had 51% of all the ethereum in the world, I basically control 51% of all stablecoins and I can charge for use of my ethereum to make the whole thing run" -> not really, if you attack the Ethereum network, takeover, then do something unreasonable, stablecoin issuers will probably move off Ethereum. Most stablecoin issuers plan to support multiple L1 chains.

Cute_Bandicoot_8219

Not exactly. Transactions are paid for with ETH since that's the native coin of the network (gas). That means ETH has high utility, with a limited supply. Thus all ETH rises in value. The more transactions on the network, the more valuable all ETH becomes. (Even if you just sit on yours and never use it.)

slowlybecomingsane

ETH issuance is determined by the Ethereum protocol and is linked to the number of active validators. A change to this value would have to be approved via social consensus and a majority of the validator set would have to update their protocol for it to happen, but it won't happen because there's no need for it to happen. I would do some research into how proof of stake consensus mechanisms work. Seems like the bare minimum to at least understand the asset you've invested in

wallstreetstonks

What is this? mstr for ETH?

JSGreenboy

Just skimming the top and might be missing stuff, but your ETH is used as a “payment” for the “fee” to interact with the Ethereum Network, which stablecoins use