Thread 60570094

Look, BTC’s safe harbor, but ETH’s chart is lit:

- Heavy ETF demand
- DeFi activity simmering
- Merge upside still gasping

Once ETH pumps, alts will rip. I’m stacking LINK, SOL, these will moon when big money rotates.

nah cuz eth is wrecked as disco night in mah hood! stack btc and make mad bread fewl!

>>60570094 (OP)
1800

$pepe has 10x the utility of $link without the team unlocks that pays for 700 HR roasties and other useless employees

>>60570114
Retail brain.
ETH needs to hold it's key support level which was reclaimed and tested just recently.
A break down indicates weakness. Fresh lows will be more likely than a higher low given the weak macro chart.

>>60570094 (OP)
Stop giving me hope. This year has been so shitty for crypto that I can't believe in this anymore. We'll be at sub-1K by the end of the month.

>>60570094 (OP)
Yes, but SOL is the sexy coin for smart people. Besides, I bet they'll rush to buy Solana ETFs because the yield is much better than the old Ethereum plow and Sol is more attractive. Why even own Ethereum?

>>60570094 (OP)
Eth will dump and pump

>>60570094 (OP)
>when altcoin season?

>>60570232
why aren't you holding both?

>>60570488
Holding ETH right now is pointless. Staking isn't profitable, and everything ETH can do, I can do better with Solana. Besides, what can I hope for with ETH? A x2 given its recurring poor performance... Solana could still hide a x10 at the peak of alt season.

>>60570094 (OP)
It’s literally dumping. Over -$100 since OP posted, kek.

>>60570094 (OP)
This post reeks of desperation. This must be the bargaining phase of despair

>>60570204
Hopeless romantic guy doin crypto, what a moron thing.

>>60570094 (OP)
Get back to me when this piece of shit can even crack $2900 again.

>>60570492
All that Sol talk….. but you never heard there’s safer spots to park ETH with real yields and verified contracts?

>>60570831
Staking is not profitable

>>60570102
Eth is bullish

>>60570949
Depends where you stake, anon. Some spots pay solid yields and keep your ETH safe. Not all staking is trash.

Buy BTBT stock. The MSTR of ETH.

>>60571061
Never heard of it. isn't harplink gaming the MSTR of ETH? Joe Lubin is on the board of directors for that company and they're heavily accumulating ETH trying to be like Saylor

>>60571085
Well BTBT may be the Metaplanet or just an alternative thats undervalued.

>>60571099
thanks for the tip I'll check it out

>>60571046
You can just trust those protocols. It's better be safe than sorry.

>>60570831
Security is always a priority for DeFi devs, but lately it’s been overlooked. We need balance between security, sustainable yields, and easy access anon.

>>60571046
>Depends where you stake, anon
Based as fuck. Rune farming got me in this mess, now I’m just hanging on aave and letting Haven1 handle my eth.

>>60570094 (OP)
we say this every cycle and then ETH bleeds to BTC for 2 years straight kek

>>60571234
Everyone talks about stable yields on its ecosystem, but ETH vaults there are kinda decent.

>>60570094 (OP)
ETH’s been cooking quietly while everyone’s off chasing cartoon dog coins and broken Solana perps. You zoom out, and this thing's still holding the line. Merge, L2s, ETF rumors, it’s a slow burn, not a flash pump. When ETH flips the switch, alts won’t just move, they’ll get vacuumed up in the rotation.
I’m not touching anything else right now. Just stacking ETH and farming a bit on the side. You don’t fade the king of programmable money, anon. Not now.

>>60571183
That’s the best combo if it’s all executed well.
>>60571234
You’re making the right move and choice.

>>60571234
Everyone talks about stable yields on its ecosystem, but ETH vaults there are kinda decent

>>60570094 (OP)
ETH’s about to move like it’s late 2020 again. Get in or get left.

>>60570094 (OP)
>ETH about to blow
>>60570094 (OP)
ETH never left. People just forgot how real conviction looks when their 50x meme bag goes to zero overnight.

>>60570094 (OP)
ETHBATUBLOWWWWWWWW

>>60571304
Even the whole verified-app thing gives it a bit more trust.

>>60571304
Why are they sleeping on this opportunity? Don’t they want solid rewards?

>>60570094 (OP)
>LINK, SOL
I’ve started rotating out of degens and into real plays. So far it’s been ETH, AAVE, H1 and SOL, the growth is slow tho but i sleep well..

>>60571335
Isn’t that the point? It’s primed for mass adoption, but people are still blind to the upgrades.

>>60571407
Still a thing?

>>60571407
Your third pick is low cap, but that’s where gains start, especially in alt season. Even better that it covers both DeFi and RWA.

>>60570204
I wish, I would buy 10.
We're hitting 2800/3200

>>60571560
>>60571407
jeet bots hello sar new curry recipe?

>>60571566
Seek help, bro. You need a mental health check.

Kill yourself bot, you clearly are automated curry or a 3rd worlder.

>>60571604
Talking to yourself, anon?

>>60570094 (OP)
> I’m stacking LINK
Kek’d

>>60571304
The ETH vault on hEarn is kinda solid, real single-asset staking, no impermanent loss, and you don’t need to babysit it. Might be the hidden gem of this cycle

>>60571677
That’s for folks to explore and see how they can take advantage of it.

>>60571241
We're screwed

>>60570102
stacking BTC is for those who have already made it. if you want to make it, i would shoot for low cap altcoins or memes

>>60571566
Anon is retarded

>>60571407
you are almost there. Just need to get rid of ETH cause that shit aint going nowhere.

>>60571234
>letting Haven1 handle my eth.
you say it like there is a better option. kek.
Earning passively has proven to be the best approach to take when the market is fucked. and it gets even better when you find a protocol that protects against impermanent loss

>>60571183
>We need a balance between security,
With the number of Cyber attacks we've seen recently, I don't suppose I've seen truer words.
Security is key

>>60570094 (OP)
>ETH
TNN

>>60571861
It’s more than just IL protection — it’s about securing the whole protocol and ecosystem.

>>60572005
Like to see top protocols focus on security.

>>60572076
Stick with what works. A solid product and word of mouth go a long way.

>>60570984
Who the fork are you?

>>60571921
More and more protocols are beginning to focus on security.

>>60572328
jokes on you, you see billions of funds getting hacked already.

>>60570102
Many people said this in the last cycle, and then boom, ETH melt their faces.
I think it will be worth stacking and farming on DeFi protocols before it starts pumping

>>60571677
Its gasless transaction make sense. Nobody wants to pay $12 to move $3. If they can keep it sustainable, normies will embrace it.

>>60572401
That brings a wave of nostalgia from the early Ethereum days—those gas fees were absolutely insane.

>>60570949
Can't say the same for those yield farming for 80% APY on Haven1

>>60572461
It’s a huge barrier to adoption, along with complex UX that scares newcomers. Protocols tackling these issues deserve recognition in the long run.

>>60572328
This should be what they all start with and not what they do after getting hacked, but most of them do the opposite, focusing on the yield while leaving out security

>>60572519
That's a lot of yield for most DeFi projects. I believe this won't be sustainable, but it's worth farming

>>60571677
I'm surprised to see the yield is above 10% given that the ones on other protocol is below 5%

>>60572598
Sustainability is key when dealing with Yield protocols

>>60572598
Farm while rates are high. More users mean lower APY as it turns into the crowd’s fave. Once a pool earns trust, people stick around.

>>60572810
I think Aave and Compound are the only ones trusted for years.

>>60572519
>80% APY
lol
lmao even

>>60570094 (OP)
Oooooooo

>opened 400x long on ETH at 2,400
>closed it and instead went short thinking it was a bulltrap
I want to die

>>60573136
Welcome to the joys of trading anon

>>60571234
Aave seems safe but the yield on it is just too small for my liking. I'd rather deal with banks than Aave

>>60572823
Feels like the early days of DeFi where we have huge yields unlike now

>>60572519
Are people not tired to shit of """yield farming""". Staking yield tokens to get 14000000% APR for 5 minutes desperate to get slightly more than your gas back before the ponzi collapsed then moving onto the next one was an utterly boring waste of time.

>>60573031
True, both are solid. But newer protocols like Haven1 are stepping up, and time will tell.

>>60573034
I thought it was some shit until I checked it out myself. Kinda impressive to see some projects still pulling off this kind of thing

>>60573293
Don't care one ounce about your shilling, it is not possible to have a low risk 80% APY since the market would arbitrage back down to near treasury rates. If the market isn't doing that, then it indicates either a severe inefficiency or something ain't quite right about your service. I lean towards the second.

>>60573200
It was a hype back then

>>60571861
How does it protect against IL?

>>60573136
I see, you're just trading with emotions, don't really know what you're doing

>>60573313
Check first, anon. Don’t talk shit till you know what’s up.

>>60571280
That's it, keep sleeping, people might think you're in a coma and you're unplugging by mistake.

>>60573031
AAVE is still my favorite, few folks talk about Compound lately but it still works, and it looks like Haven1 is copying its discipline but adding some security.

>>60573682
More eyes on it, and it blows up. Big accounts already backing it. Has real potential anon.

>>60572810
I don't think their are any sustainable yields out there, especially for the big yields

>>60573682
I can see that Haven1 offers better yields than the others

>>60573207
People want quick money and this is why they always end up losing the little they have

>>60572389
We're all holding onto the hope of seeing ETH pump, but now it looks like it's not going to happen

>>60573200
We're never going back to this, as those yields won't stay up for long once more people join the vault

>>60573840
it's pumping right now :)

>>60570094 (OP)
>when 10k?

>>60573553
What? Seriously?

>>60572598
Its what central exchanges earn, Transaction fees go to the depositors and APY depends on trade volume not interest rates. Pic related is my uniswap LP position and it was opened 2 weeks ago so that's 70% APY as long as it stays within a price range i picked. If it goes out of range i don't make fees and my position will be either 100% ETH or 100% AAVE which im fine with as they are both positively correlated. Bitchuds think they are winning until they encounter the ETH/BTC yield farmer earning 25% APY (yield in crypto not dollars) for the past 10 years compounded hundreds of times a year. Thats the power of DeFi, fees flow back to the people not the central exchanges.

>>60573031
Aave has a solid security system and also protects against IL. kind of similar to Haven1

>>60574232
We all know this ain't gonna happen

>>60574232
>>60574553
Still can’t even get over 2600. Fifty percent off ATH even though BTC is 1.5x its last cycle ATH. Wow.

>>60573200
huge yields and more dump.
remember that sustainability is key

>>60572310
Who you?

>>60571407
>>60571560

You Haven1 shills are shameless. I know you try to look organic but you aren't. Its insanely obvious to everyone.

>>60575338
Jeets. There’s another inorganic one that’s been all over and I can’t remember it at the moment

>>60570094 (OP)
Kek

>>60570094 (OP)
This is the best launch on SOL

Automatically pays out 20 of the best stock options on chain (tokenized)

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>>60575338
welcome to the Jungle