Ethereum (ETH)

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ethereum:native - Clarity Act and Wall Street is the unlock to the floodgate that is coming... Even if we get only 1/4 of the last run... we get 1000% to $20k https://t.co/9KoPh4Tuva https://t.co/JZdRHuxYnq

It's time we get an $ETH season 🔥🔥🔥

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The $ETH accumulation score increased from 93 to 100. Sideways movement continues, and accumulation is becoming stronger. https://t.co/BroD959Gmw

Basic preparation before becoming a Liquidity Provider. Becoming a Liquidity Provider (LP) in DeFi can generate attractive passive income, but it requires solid preparation. Without proper preparation, risks such as impermanent loss or smart contract risk can be larger than expected. 1⃣Understanding the Wallet and Assets Needed You need a wallet compatible with the chosen ecosystem, e.g., MetaMask for Ethereum and Layer‑2, or Phantom for Solana. The required assets are usually the token pair matching the pool (e.g., ETH + USDC), plus a gas token for transactions (ETH or SOL). Make sure the wallet is securely connected and you understand how to manage the private key or seed phrase. 2⃣Importance of Choosing a Suitable Pool Not all pools are the same. Choose a pool based on factors such as high TVL (Total Value Locked) (more liquid and stable), trading volume, protocol reputation, and impermanent‑loss risk. Stablecoin pools (e.g., USDC‑USDT) are generally safer for beginners, while volatile pools (e.g., ETH‑USDC) offer higher fee potential but with greater risk. 3⃣Safe Initial Steps Start with a small amount to test the process. Conduct deep research on the protocol (audit of smart contracts, development team, and community). Understand risks like impermanent loss and how to manage them. Use tools such as @RevokeCash to revoke unnecessary approvals, and ensure you only use funds that you are willing to lock for a certain period. 4⃣Short‑Term vs Long‑Term Mindset A short‑term mindset tends to chase high APY without considering risk, often resulting in losses. In contrast, a long‑term mindset emphasizes risk awareness, compounding yield, diversification, and patience in the face of market volatility. Successful investors usually adopt a disciplined, long‑term risk‑management approach. With proper preparation, becoming an LP can be a rewarding strategy in the DeFi ecosystem.

My view perfect almost 8 month ago But for macro The major accumulation phase continues. $ETHUSDT $ETHBTC continues to trade within a consolidation phase. For many, this is tedious, but the most explosive market movements often emerge precisely from periods like this. The longer the price remains in the accumulation phase, the more energy it can build up for the next move. This process may take weeks or even months yet, and that is perfectly normal. The pair is forming an increasingly interesting pattern: as long as the support levels continue to hold, my view will remain unchanged. Patience is what distinguishes those who anticipate major movements from those who arrive when it is already too late. The market rewards those who know how to wait, not those in a hurry. My view remains the same: the longer this accumulation phase on ETH/BTC lasts, the more significant the subsequent rally could be.

Retail buying ETH to bridge to Robinhood chain isn't bullish: someone had to sell. Tom Lee buying ETH for BMNR isn't bullish: someone had to sell. You buying ETH? Not bullish. Someone sold. Actually, ETH being bought has never been bullish. It's mathematically impossible. https://t.co/WpYD9PG4Qp

#RWA is moving toward a multichain future. 🌐 @maplefinance expansion across #Ethereum, Monad, #Solana, and #Mantle shows how liquidity is spreading to faster and more efficient ecosystems. The next #DeFi winners will be the protocols building strong cross-chain infrastructure. 📈