The RFD - Cryptocurrency Mega Thread

favelle75 wrote: ↑ ETH Saturday night spike!

Can't stop, won't stop.

With Tom Lee calling 10k-15k ETH... i guess im not selling my position
Record ETH ETF Inflows, lots of short betting on ETH going down... looks like we might see another short squeeze akin to March

XxXSnake23XxX wrote: ↑ With Tom Lee calling 10k-15k ETH... i guess im not selling my position
Record ETH ETF Inflows, lots of short betting on ETH going down... looks like we might see another short squeeze akin to March

it would be wild if ETH hit $3 again.. lol.

DYNX is this mornings watch
https://finance.yahoo.com/m/2e41745e-4a ... rikes.html

I just realized i said ETH to $3 not ADA

That extra buy was a good decision after all.

AVAX to $100 again would be insane too..

Think ETH is the vector to FINALLY see money spreading out to rest of the crypto market. Probably obvious to some, but the big dif this cycle is that the institutional BTC money never really spread out, because alt gamblers owned almost no BTC anymore. Liquidity moving into BTC was useless for alt traders. BTC.D is dropping because lots of new money is coming in, not because people are selling BTC for other things.

Now with institutions looking for bigger gains than BTC which is already 100k+, we finally move to them betting on ETH and they can start to compete with each other for stock market hype, and we finally get the nice alt market liquidity boost.

Seeing lots of narratives building about how ETH is better for institutions because you can stake and get yield, and it can generate revenues unlike BTC. Trying to sell shareholders on ETH staking returns and ETH price appreciation ... that's what probably ends up leading to a nice big crash and a cycle ending. BTC has slowly filtered out a lot of the gamblers and speculators as it matured. ETH has infinite rails for liquidity to flood in and out to the entire crypto gamble world and the crashes can be biblical still.

Have fun in the mean time Don't forget to take profits. I personally don't think this ends without ETH hitting a new ATH.

had to do it.. averaged up more on AVAX.

AVAX usually follows SOL, so this is a good bet. Unless it is the impending ETFs for sol that are driving its momentum (which AVAX doesn't have).

Thought some here looking for actual value in crypto would enjoy this infographic I put together. It's fully sourced, verifiable, and represents the sad truth in alt "utility" coins.

Aside from casino chains and casino DEX, there are very few projects bringing real value to the token holder with verifiable network metrics and net-positive earnings. OriginTrail $TRAC is the ONLY one I've found that actually fits the description of a utility token that brings value to the token holder.

https://x.com/origintrailclub/status/19 ... 8931863803

XRP never changes





But still probably worth buying some at the bottom of the next bear because there is just something magic about it that interests boomers. My mom actually asked me to buy some XRP for her

hmm might need to put a little bit of stop loss on XRP. Don't' want all my gains to be gone lol.. $3 usd seems like a good support..

wow alts are tanking lol.

Future of finance is on-chain.

https://www.reuters.com/legal/governmen ... 025-07-28/

rodbarc wrote: ↑ Future of finance is on-chain.

https://www.reuters.com/legal/governmen ... 025-07-28/

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"It’s basically hard to grasp its fundamental value. If we see people adopting it and ascribing a value to it, I'm okay with that, but I'm still not convinced," said Peterffy.
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He is not a believer yet.

LOL808 wrote: ↑ "
"It’s basically hard to grasp its fundamental value. If we see people adopting it and ascribing a value to it, I'm okay with that, but I'm still not convinced," said Peterffy.
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He is not a believer yet.

Fundamental value of stables? Being able to own "USD" without the physical paper. 2nd and 3rd world will benefit the most.
Plus its not a question of IF, its WHEN will people have that midset shift.

For someone in a 3rd world that can receive USD stable can go on chain and buy tesla, apple from xstocks without a intermediary... The future is here, this was the buzz back in 2021 but we didn't have regulation back then.

LOL808 wrote: ↑ "
"It’s basically hard to grasp its fundamental value. If we see people adopting it and ascribing a value to it, I'm okay with that, but I'm still not convinced," said Peterffy.
"
He is not a believer yet.

That’s ok, majority of people adopting internet didn’t understand it either, but was smart enough to see that the industry was moving that way.

Digital dollars, in a structure that can be used permissionless, instantly settled, for a fraction of cost. That’s when he will see the value.


Rod

XxXSnake23XxX wrote: ↑ Fundamental value of stables? Being able to own "USD" without the physical paper. 2nd and 3rd world will benefit the most.
Plus its not a question of IF, its WHEN will people have that midset shift.

For someone in a 3rd world that can receive USD stable can go on chain and buy tesla, apple from xstocks without a intermediary... The future is here, this was the buzz back in 2021 but we didn't have regulation back then.

Not to mention earning 50% in interest on that tesla stock on chain paired with other tokens for growth.

I can't wait to be a market maker for stocks! Finally we can participate in income generating activities that we normally don't have access to.

Puissance wrote: ↑ I can't wait to be a market maker for stocks! Finally we can participate in income generating activities that we normally don't have access to.

Borrow any tokens using tokenized stocks as collateral. Earn interest from fees providing liquidity with these stocks. Pair them with yield bearing stablecoins or other coins for growth. Loop to leverage. Trade leveraged on chain using stables earning interest as collateral.

It’s just starting.

taxrage wrote: ↑ https://abcnews.go.com/US/former-olympi ... =114904546

That's just one kingpin. I'll locate many more if you'd like.

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