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This year ETH will do 8X in the $ETH / $BTC ratio!
Are you ready? 0.25 is coming.
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Michael sETHlor
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Michael sETHlor
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ETH is going to $1M, I dont care what you think!
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🔥HUGE:
BlackRock bought $104,600,000 worth of $ETH.
This is the largest inflow in 3+ weeks.
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$2,200 $ETH today. $22,000 $ETH tomorrow
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Fun fact!
It turned out that institutions values more cypherpunk values than the 2021-2024 degens wave.
While KOLs are saying “No one cares about decentralization”
BlackRock:
- Ethereum a potential “toll road” to blockchain-based markets, saying it “could be poised to benefit” from a shift across legacy financial institutions from DTCC to the NYSE.
- The framing centers on “transparency” depending on “credible resistance to unilateral change” and “settlement finality that downstream layers inherit.”
- In February 2026, BlackRock listed BUIDL ($2.2B) on Uniswap via Securitize and purchased UNI governance tokens
- “Ethereum plays a central role in the long-term growth of blockchain adoption and the expansion of decentralized applications, including tokenization and stablecoin use cases.”
JPMorgan:
- Moved its deposit token from private Quorum chain to Base (public Ethereum L2). The reasoning: private blockchains “created walled gardens. A deposit token on JPMorgan’s private Quorum chain could only move between JPMorgan clients.”
- “a public, permissionless Ethereum L2, over a private chain signals something important about where institutional finance is heading.”
CLARITY Act
- A digital asset is defined as a security by default until it is determined to be part of a “mature blockchain system” and therefore a commodity. This is the single most important design choice in the bill: decentralization isn’t a nice-to-have, it’s the legal trigger that determines your entire regulatory regime.
- To qualify as “mature,” the blockchain system must: (1) be functional for executing transactions, accessing services, or participating in transaction validation or decentralized governance; (2) be composed of open-source code; (3) operate upon pre-established, transparent rules; and (4) not be subject to the control of a single person or group, including by holding 20% or more of the tokens.
- The Act exempts certain decentralized finance activities from both CFTC and SEC regulatory authority. A person is not subject to the Act if they are: (1) compiling or validating network transactions; (2) providing computational work; (3) providing user interfaces for a blockchain system; or (4) developing a trading protocol or software system, including wallets.
The casino era is dead! Trade accordingly.
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Now that we know who the real Satoshi Nakamoto is, we’re happy for the info and can continue building on Ethereum!
_gabrielShapir0@lex_node
my theory: they don't want to admit adam back is satoshi because then bitcoin looks like every other crypto with a founder-led LabsCo (Blockstream) adjacent to it and the founder of that LabsCo having a large 'premine' (yes, Satoshi's early coins are functionally equivalent to a premine) oh and also, now the Epstein connection ofc adam back can deny it without actually lying because it's a nym and probably at one or more times other people used the nym or several collaborated under it (so he can say "i'm not satoshi" and that can be true, even though he was (on this theory) "part of the association of people that operated under the nym satoshi at one more times") BTW, @SociableBarely laid out the case long before the NYT youtube.com/watch?v=XfcvX0…
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🚨 BREAKING: Ethereum is up 8.9% as a U.S.-Iran ceasefire triggers a relief rally across global markets.
Why it matters: The ceasefire reduced near-term escalation risk and improved risk sentiment fast.
The implication: When war risk cools and oil drops, crypto can catch a sharp bid alongside other risk assets.
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This was my comment to the take from @hosseeb about “There's such an asymmetry between attackers and defenders that this may end up pushing against open source as the default. Maybe they issue a zero-knowledge proof that shows there's no admin key, but they're not going to decompile the code for you.”
And the day after @claudeai launched Mythos!
So now my theory is even more right! Open Source is fundamental and AI is going to help make the defense cheaper and level with the attackers’ budget!
La-Li-Lu-Le-Lo@LaLiLuLeL0x
I get the point, but I see more probable that AI is pushing down as crazy the cost of auditing and step by step is mitigating the distance between the defenses and the attackers. I think O.S. Is reduced a bit mostly because it is too easy to copy others and deploy on another layer or chain, not for security reasons, also, most of the hacks that I saw in the last 2/3 years are about human errors that not even Claude does, like miss checking of math overflows or miss-managed permissions systems. Another thing is that it is not overcomplex to decode an EVM contract, maybe not the exact code itself but the logic and internal/external calls, yes. Also, the main point in crypto is taking your own responsibility to run code you can read, because refund is not an option. So I don’t see how a closed-source smart contract can be trusted by any institution or whale. Plus if the code is close source, you have even worse risks of code with some holes that only a few people know, and they can sell to hackers or even self-hack without normal users being able to see it and not trust the app. In web2 people accept closed source, because the app is the owner of the DB and any errors can be solvable, so in the moment you fully trust the centralized DB you don’t care too much about the code that you’re using. In web3 the situation is the opposite, the DB is shared, no one can rollback or fix on the go, so as a user you must know what you’re running.
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Mythos is bullish for ETH
La-Li-Lu-Le-Lo@LaLiLuLeL0x
Mark my words.. Mythos is coming. If you’re not holding assets from a D/Acc mindset chain, move your assets in a battle-tested, decentralized and secure chain aka ETH. The “no one cares about security and decentralization” period is over, trade accordingly!
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never been more bullish on Ethereum and ENS than today
KIAS.eth@KIASDomains
never been more bullish on Ethereum and ENS than today
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🚨 BREAKING: Mythos has found a bug in the widely used Aave V3. Looks like the APR on your position changes based on the total amount of tokens staked by all users in the same pool!
La-Li-Lu-Le-Lo@LaLiLuLeL0x
🚨 BREAKING: Mythos has found a bug in the widely used Uniswap V2. If you swap and there is no liquidity in the pool, you don't get the same price shown in CoinGecko!
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🚨 NEW: Ethereum Foundation stakes 20,470 ETH ($42M), pushing toward its 70K ETH plan!
Ethereum keeps compounding.
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