The hardest part of investing really is doing nothing

Whether the bottom is in or not, it just goes to show how quickly things can turn and how fast all the bears disappear $ETH looks great here

People are blown away by $BMNR sitting on a $9.5B paper loss even though the company just gained ~$1B in value overnight. Hard to grasp the size and scale of BMNR

The Ansem $ETH short signal is back. He called $ETH a short June 9th. It's already up 9%, outperforming $BTC, and squeezing through his stop. Last time he did this, ETH ran 256% to a new ATH. If history repeats, we're looking at ~$6,000.. Is Ansem secretly Ethereum's best bull signal?

Time for ETH to flip Bitcoin

Let me guess, post gets deleted and @CryptoHayes comes out claiming he bought the bottom of everything? x.com/cointelegraph/status/2…

Also worth noting as $BMNP begins trading tomorrow, $BMNR has enough cash on hand to cover 10 years of BMNP yield. Kind of makes the entire “this will bring sell pressure to ETH” thesis irrelevant

$BMNR buys 76,881 $ETH last week Cash on hand: $502M Now owns 4.66% of the ETH supply

Poor take Lots of theories as to why liquidity has been sucked out of crypto, its not a weighted scale Regardless, clarity act will lead to increased utility ~5% of the supply has essentially been removed by $BMNR $SBET, $BTBT, $BTCS still accumulating ETH Exchange reserves now sitting at an ATL

The bull case for $ETH is actually very simple. If Ethereum becomes the settlement layer for stablecoins, tokenized assets, payments, DeFi, HardFi, digital ownership, etc… -> then trillions of dollars in economic activity will depend on Ethereum. And if trillions of dollars depend on Ethereum, securing the network becomes increasingly important. $ETH is the asset that helps secure that economy. More adoption. More value onchain. More $ETH staked. More validators. More economic security. This is how we should value $ETH 🙏📖

$ETH rally will be a hated rally

The big difference now is that institutions & banks are literally accumulating ETH right in front of us while everyone declares it dead

#Ethereum CME futures show that it's been heavily accumulated between $1500 and $2500, and it has a huge monthly CME gap above that won't fill until $2700. For years, the issue with #Ethereum is that the majority of it is held by retail, and that institutions haven't had a chance to get their hands on it. What's the best way to accumulate #Ethereum from retail besides having it chop sideways in a brutal range for 5 years and making even the biggest and loudest #Ethereum bulls capitulate? I am not advocating you to reallocate assets you own that has momentum and sell all of your $MU $MRVL or $AMD for #Ethereum, because I don't know when #Ethereum will start running up and I don't think that the currently-hot momentum plays will exhaust their bull trend anytime soon. But I do think there's a role of #Ethereum and related assets in the portfolio if you don't want to chase momentum, don't mind "opportunity costs", want the time to accumulate underappreciated assets that institutions are buying, don't mind the short term volatility, and are willing to see how things play out over the next 2 years.

You simply can't make this up, can you? #Ethereum so far found PERFECT support at the Gann angle after breaking below the horizontal level, which has been acting as support before Gann squares are just incredible works of art and function very well most of the time.

Wild that we’ve been here multiple times in the past 5 years and now that we’re nearing legislation that finally lets deFI converge with tradFi at scale people are deciding nows the time to turn bearish $ETH

$GLXY - turns out it’s not a space stock, just happens to own what will be one of the largest data centers in the world There’s only one Helios!!

Saylor sold 32 $BTC, then said $ETH confidence collapsed. Unfortunately, Tom Lee was in the room.

“Ethereum not ETH” “Shorting ethereum:native to $0” “Confidence in Ethereum has collapsed” .. we have to be getting close?

Agree with these points It’s also a bit ironic that the current and most talked about bear case for $ETH is just simply that the price is lower than what its fundamental/intrinsic value should be Could just be opportunity?

I’d say this coming Monday $BMNR will be announcing their biggest week of buys since becoming a DAT 125,000 $ETH purchased so far this week As it stands, their largest week was back in December when they announced 138,452 ETH