Great contribution, thank you.
The question is whether $ETH will really be used more often in the future than Bitcoin, for example.
Bitcoin has the advantage that it is precisely limited.
Nevertheless, I find $ETH not uninteresting, I am curious where it will go in the future and whether it will perform better than Bitcoin, since many altcoins are now disappearing from the scene (not recovering), especially now after the corrections, many will probably only focus on Bitcoin, what do you think?
The question is whether $ETH will really be used more often in the future than Bitcoin, for example.
Bitcoin has the advantage that it is precisely limited.
Nevertheless, I find $ETH not uninteresting, I am curious where it will go in the future and whether it will perform better than Bitcoin, since many altcoins are now disappearing from the scene (not recovering), especially now after the corrections, many will probably only focus on Bitcoin, what do you think?
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@MrSchnitzel the Ethereum blockchain continues to be used and this use is also growing steadily (see supply graph) if the blockchain were not used, it would continue to rise, instead it is flat to slightly falling
please make a fundamental distinction between ETH and BTC, BTC is a store of value and Ethereum is in an infrastructure-like role.
what we can buy is not Ethereum but Ether, which is used in every interaction as described.
if the use of the Ethereum blockchain increases sharply, more ether will be burned than created, which will reduce supply in the long term, with the same / higher demand = price should rise.
In addition, the staking yield is extremely attractive (3-4%) and the ETFS now offer staking in the USA, so this is something for cash flow investors.
of course, as shown in the post, there are extremely many risks and if, then... scenarios, that was also important to me to clearly state the risks.
please make a fundamental distinction between ETH and BTC, BTC is a store of value and Ethereum is in an infrastructure-like role.
what we can buy is not Ethereum but Ether, which is used in every interaction as described.
if the use of the Ethereum blockchain increases sharply, more ether will be burned than created, which will reduce supply in the long term, with the same / higher demand = price should rise.
In addition, the staking yield is extremely attractive (3-4%) and the ETFS now offer staking in the USA, so this is something for cash flow investors.
of course, as shown in the post, there are extremely many risks and if, then... scenarios, that was also important to me to clearly state the risks.
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•@Investingyoung I see, thank you for the contribution and for clearing things up. :)
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•@MrSchnitzel with pleasure, it was really fun to read into it
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•@Investingyoung Nice to meet you, that's how I feel about shares even though I'm still relatively new to them.
I'm also mainly familiar with Bitcoin and that's why I'm concentrating on Bitcoin.
If you like, you can create a post about Solana next time.
I'm also mainly familiar with Bitcoin and that's why I'm concentrating on Bitcoin.
If you like, you can create a post about Solana next time.
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•@MrSchnitzel solana is next on the plan I think, I also want to buy more and fill up the 10 pieces for now 🤠
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@Investingyoung solana bought at € 11 and sold 50% at over € 210.
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•@HyFive nice and tax-free 😮💨
When are you shopping again?
When are you shopping again?
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•@Investingyoung I always buy in the weekly bag. DCA is king.
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•@HyFive clean 🥂
I only buy BTC in minatstakt
I only buy BTC in minatstakt
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•@Investingyoung what do you mean by ONLY? you don't need more than BTC. i also only buy 95% $BTC. the rest are shares and co. stick with it, you won't regret it in the future.
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