Thread 60783899

But accounting for inflation the real ATH should be around 6000. Maybe even higher.

>>60783899 (OP)
Give it a month or two my man

>>60783899 (OP)
>actually inflation-
SHUT THE FUCK UP.
we know

>>60783909
All charts should be adjusted for inflation, making past prices in today's dollars, in that way farts like you will get it in the face every day.

>>60783899 (OP)
Uh, sweetie, you are forgetting to account for ETH staking rewards

>>60783899 (OP)
So you're saying it's still on discount and will go higher to account for inflation got it thanks

>>60783976
That is fine. I just don't need some bozo popping out of the bushes saying "inflation" thinking they're sooo smart

>>60784006
Nigga everybody and their grandmothers are going to celebrate 'Eth new Ath'.
I want them to get fucked in the mouth so THEY shut the fuck up.

>>60783996
10k is literally fud, 15k is conservative above 20 is gayfaggott moonboi prediction.

>>60784040
The cycle is over you retard. Once again, the pump was hardly anything and it's already selling off.

>>60784040
8.5k max before the bear, 12k in 2030.

>>60784061
suuuure

>>60783899 (OP)
On the flip side if you bought the top in 2021 the inflation adjusted break even is close to 6.5k. So no cap gains taxes unless you sell above that. It’s not much but it’s a silver lining after years of bagholding.

>>60784287
cap gains are calculated in nominal terms not real terms lol

the ETH/BTC ratio peaked at 0.15 in June 2017. that would be $18,300 today

Is there an actual reason this is going up? I have a bunch of it but don’t want to recognize the gains until I’m a neet so I don’t have to pay taxes.

>>60784403
no, it's a shitcoin that gets dragged around by bitcoin's gravitational pull

>>60784403
It is going up because a lot of people sold the bottom. That is the only reason. Market makers that have all the info then pump it to fomo them back in. Even wonderful negro Hayes sold and bought back higher.

>>60783899 (OP)
>Aug 13 (Reuters) - Standard Chartered raised its year-end target for ether to $7,500 from $4,000 on Wednesday, citing improvement in industry engagement and uptick in holdings of the cryptocurrency in recent months.

>"We project that the stablecoin sector will grow by around 8x by end-2028, which would have a significant direct impact on fees on the Ethereum network," said Geoff Kendrick, Standard Chartered's head of digital assets research.

>The brokerage raised its 2028 year-end ether forecast to $25,000 from $7,500.

not that these aren't possibly overly optimistic or anything.

>>60784815
fucking spam filters
https://cointelegraph.com/news/usdc-issuer-circle-layer-1-blockchain-arc

>>60784071
8.5k is awful over 4 years given inflation and how well most other things have done. eth is finished if that's the top.

>>60786720
And i dont think it will get even anywhere there. I hope, because i am holding it, but i am not that crazy to think is going to 15k soon.

>>60783899 (OP)
>>60783976
But then you need to factor in the Ethereum apy aswell you Retard (its already closer to 6k then)