Ethereum (ETH)

I increasingly feel that ETH is becoming increasingly like Baidu; if this round hadn't collapsed on that old guy Tom Lee, it might already be half buried. In the next cycle, it shouldn't be hard to see projects surpassing ETH's market cap; corporate culture can decide a lot. I'm extremely disappointed with what the Ethereum Foundation does compared to Baidu's management. 1. Both were once king infrastructure - Baidu's search was once the hegemony of the classical internet, the absolute traffic entry point of the PC era, the top of BAT, controlling the distribution power of information retrieval. - ETH, which pioneered the smart contract era, was the absolute birthplace of ICO (2017), DeFi Summer (2020), and the NFT craze (2021). What about this round? 2. Value loss - Baidu was completely defeated in the mobile internet era; super apps like WeChat, Douyin, Taobao built high walls, and Baidu's search engine cannot capture core data, severely weakening the value of search. - ETH's L2 liquidity fragmentation, while solving mainnet congestion, has caused liquidity to be spread across multiple L2 networks. Ethereum's mainnet is gradually becoming just a settlement layer, and fee value capture has essentially disappeared. 3. Big-company syndrome, rampant flattery culture, elitist arrogance - Baidu missed the mobile internet transformation; its medical bidding ranking is infamous. Internal management is rigid; the company reports to Robin Li, not being accountable to the market and users, showing short-sightedness. - The Ethereum Foundation is academically elitist, detached from market demand, only most active in selling tokens. When things aren't done well, the token must be sold; it's a complete ivory-tower elitist arrogance. Many ETH projects, even those led by Vitalik, are detached from real market needs for the long term.

The most oversold in history on $ETH Weird https://t.co/uNttxoeyjO

ppl do crazy stuff just to farm elon bucks like this clown who claimed vitalik dumped 110K $ETH, complete with a theory of his own (even slapped vitalik pic on the wallet address) when in reality it was ethereum co-founder joseph who supplied that ETH to adjust his liquidation levels across defi protocols

Everyone's Getting Bullish Again, This Trader Keeps Hitting the Short Button😳. The market is finally showing some signs of life, sentiment is improving, and traders are starting to talk about a rebound. Meanwhile, pension-usdt.eth is doing the exact opposite. About 9 hours ago, the trader added another 10,000 $ETH to his bearish bet, worth roughly $16.8 million, pushing his total short position to a massive 60,000 ETH, or about $101 million. That's not a small hedge. That's conviction. What's making people pay attention isn't just the size of the position, it's the track record behind it. This wallet is currently sitting on an incredible 22-trade winning streak and has reportedly generated more than $45 million in total profit. At this point, every move gets watched closely because, well... he's earned that attention. Still, this latest bet feels a little different. The market is trying to recover. Buyers are stepping back in. Yet this trader keeps leaning the other way, increasing exposure instead of taking profits. A $101 million #ETH short isn't the kind of position the market ignores. Here is the address: 0x0ddf9bae2af4b874b96d287a5ad42eb47138a902

ETH/BTC ratio, down to 2016 levels https://t.co/HdWR4ytMRQ https://t.co/L4RSMufYBW

ETH/BTC ratio has retreated to 2016 levels The ETH/BTC ratio has retreated to 2016 levels, with Ethereum trading recently near $1,666 and Bitcoin trading around $62,956, putting the ratio close to 0.0265. This ratio is an important indicator of market preference: an increase signals stronger demand for Ethereum, while a decrease indicates investors favor Bitcoin’s liquidity and institutional acceptance.