Tom Lee thinks owning 5% of total ETH supply is really important. Eth ct claims it doesn't matter at all Who you got?

legit think this is day 1 for Fluid spoke to so many liquid funds who had their eyes on FLUID but told me they preferred waiting and buying into strength which is now liquidity was always the big problem but with nance and bybit futures listings upbit spot those days are over one of the fastest growing protocols in all of crypto and with this pa will only lead to more attention

This is the correct framing but it is not always bullish, especially in Ethereum land. For example, BMNR will soon own more ETH than the EF. When conflict arises, who will be calling the shots, Tom Lee or Wang? The former cares about ETH price & has a fiduciary responsibility to BMNR shareholders. The latter has repeatedly said she does not care about ETH price, & has no fiduciary responsibility to ETH token holders.

it is pretty clear what the dominant blockchain is for stablecoins ethereum $167bn total mkt cap 12.33% 30 day growth 58.72% mkt share ( 5.45% 30 day growth) the ticker is $eth

An #Ethereum ICO participant has staked 150,000 $ETH worth $656M on #ETH2 after being dormant for 8 years. The participant received 300,000 $ETH for $93,300 at the time of the ICO. Addresses: Stake: 0x317BcFCC8d645e365A796eb505b57c060aC2132B ICO: 0x7c532DB9E0c06C26fd40Acc56AC55C1eE92D3C3A Data @nansen_ai

Many new L1s getting built by companies for product-specific reasons. Others have better views on commercial viability, but on the regulatory side, I’ll say these are unnecessary / unhelpful. Some may claim a need or benefit for permissioned validator sets or built-in compliance tools. But no US regulator has so far demanded or asked for either; no serious legislative effort in Congress has contemplated them; and no one working on crypto policy should compromise on the core principle of base layer neutrality in a way that grants them any special status or approval. If you have a great commercial reason to build (or build on) a product-specific L1, have at it. If not, and you’re just vaguely worried about compliance issues, decentralized public blockchains remain the standard.

> Google guys say Stripe chain isn’t neutral, but trust us we’ll be neutral > Stripe guys say no we’re credibly neutral lol