Do any of you guys keep track of the BTC to ETH ratio? Back at the previous peaks Ethereum in relation increased by a lot more, even touching 10:1. Right now it is sitting somewhere around 30:1 and has been for quite a while.
It looks like you see a lot of the mainstream discussing Bitcoin as a store of value, and Ethereum as more utility. However, that could be that Ethereum flies under the radar until the end much as it did back in 2017.
Anyone smarter care to chime in with this? I figured we would have another run like this, but I did not think it would be so soon. Ideally I would love to cash out when hairdressers and plumber are buying in, and then converting that same cash back into BTC and ETH when everyone is losing their shirts and crying.
Some really really really rough numbers on ETH from that 2017/2018 time period. It started at $10, rose to $1000, and crashed down to $100. Nice easy numbers there. Can we expect something similar? Rising from $100, to perhaps close to $10,000, and crashing down to $100? Could you imagine trading those if you were only interested in increasing your crypto holdings and not even looking at your Fiat equivalent?
For anyone interested in staking their own Ethereum come 2.0, it takes 32 to become a validator. Trying to trade up your holdings when it crashes down, and then throwing that in as a validator to earn some passive ETH and not even looking at it would be a pretty cool way to go.
It looks like you see a lot of the mainstream discussing Bitcoin as a store of value, and Ethereum as more utility. However, that could be that Ethereum flies under the radar until the end much as it did back in 2017.
Anyone smarter care to chime in with this? I figured we would have another run like this, but I did not think it would be so soon. Ideally I would love to cash out when hairdressers and plumber are buying in, and then converting that same cash back into BTC and ETH when everyone is losing their shirts and crying.
Some really really really rough numbers on ETH from that 2017/2018 time period. It started at $10, rose to $1000, and crashed down to $100. Nice easy numbers there. Can we expect something similar? Rising from $100, to perhaps close to $10,000, and crashing down to $100? Could you imagine trading those if you were only interested in increasing your crypto holdings and not even looking at your Fiat equivalent?
For anyone interested in staking their own Ethereum come 2.0, it takes 32 to become a validator. Trying to trade up your holdings when it crashes down, and then throwing that in as a validator to earn some passive ETH and not even looking at it would be a pretty cool way to go.
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