Should I convert BTC to ETH ?

[Anonymous No.55027162]

Shitcoin BTC does not give me any yield, why not just convert the 2 BTC to 32 ETH and run a validator node?

[Anonymous No.55027171]

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[Anonymous No.55027209]

>>55027162
If you want yield then get into mining. Notice how there isn't a single publicly traded eth validator? Because it would be a litigation nightmare. It's an unregistered security.

[Anonymous No.55027250]

Yes. No point in holding BTC when ETH exists. 300k ETH staked/day and 100k ETH burned/week. The supply shock is real.

[Anonymous No.55027262]

>>55027209
>us and us only matters

[Anonymous No.55027325]

>>55027162
There yield out there that really making sense. Retard are yet to hear about it.

[Anonymous No.55027434]

Is eth still a good price to buy long term? Or do i wait for a dip?

[Anonymous No.55027498]

>>55027434
Be careful before you lose your assets fag, with an AI data-driven analysis and market insights I navigate through and make the right choices.

[Anonymous No.55027930]

>>55027434

Wait for the government default news to come up then buy.

[Anonymous No.55028359]

>>55027209
tsk tsk sir the kleros courts makes even running ebay on ETH possible

[Anonymous No.55028422]

>>55027162
Convert eth to pulsechain it will take 3 days to bridge though

[Anonymous No.55029056]

>>55027162
gay
simple as

[Anonymous No.55029312]

>>55027209
>Notice how there isn't a single publicly traded eth validator
Because unlike Bitcoin that needs to resort to such centralized institutions, there is no need for it in Ethereum. A validator doesn't need complex and expensive equipment, he just needs to do a transaction on the blockchain. Anyone can do that. What's the point of setting up a publicly traded traditional company to so such a simple thing?

[Anonymous No.55029321]

>>55029312
Your casino network is not secure. Or distributed. Pandering to esg... With what did the government blackmail vitalik? Cunny?

[Anonymous No.55029335]

>>55029321
What a bunch of utterly unrelated and idiotic points. I choose to assume you are making a joke.

[Anonymous No.55029341]

>>55029335
Pos is corruptable and controllable. I assume it's the usual, find autist that likes them young, lure him in and have an asset. How many backdoors does eth have

[Anonymous No.55029364]

>>55027162

[Anonymous No.55029463]

>>55029335
>I choose to assume you are making a joke.
No, that's just an average Bitcoin maxi. They get very angry when any reasonable comparisons are made between the two chains. Some sort of mix of inferiority complex and cultist mindset. See how they always attack with hilariously bad arguments and don't give any points about Bitcoin. It's because they know it's worse than Ethereum in many ways but can't accept it.

[Anonymous No.55029539]

>>55029463
Bitcoin can't be shut down or controlled where eth has been a glowing operation since inception. I mean if you are okay with glowing one larping as nooks hunting the same nooks on your chain while getting more and more control over it, be my guest. But you could as well just go to an Indian casino in that case or donate to israel. Would be faster more frictionless

[Anonymous No.55029602]

>>55029539
>Bitcoin can't be shut down or controlled
Neither can Ethereum. Bitcoiners just chose to hate on PoS when the reality is they hated Ethereum the same back when it was still PoW. Many don't even know how PoS works but choose to parrot their tribe and call it shit. How can Ethereum be "shut down or controlled"? What glows?

[Anonymous No.55029623]

>>55029364
>ledger

[Anonymous No.55029626]

>>55029602
I had nothing against eth when it was pow, liked the competition, it forces to innovate, but in its current form, with state actors using public funds pretending to hunt enemy state actors while effectively running the most transparent take over, no thanks. You made your beds, enjoy the glowing dicks you suck for the promise of moooooon

[Anonymous No.55029638]

>>55029341
>Somehow thinks it's easier to set up a competitive Bitcoin mining operation than it is to market buy Ethereum

[Anonymous No.55029647]

>>55029626
>with state actors using public funds pretending to hunt enemy state actors while effectively running the most transparent take over, no thanks
Care to elaborate a bit on this?

[Anonymous No.55029652]

>>55029638
Why buy when you have an army of jeets that give your eth for erc-20 shitcoins pumped out by the boat load while human greed ensures that the operation is going to be a success

[Anonymous No.55029663]

>>55029652
How does erc-20 shitcoins have anything to do with validating the chain? The arguments was you don't need to buy shares of a centralized validator/miner because you can do it yourself in a decentralized way. You're just dodging arguments and throwing shit.

[Anonymous No.55029683]

>>55029663
Energy and hardware is limited, energy and hardware a particular state has control over and can allocate to such an operation is even more limited. To control pos one only needs, with eth at its current ponzinomics state, the eth token, while erc-20 tokens are unlimited and the supply of eth is getting burned while the demand for moon is like human stupidity infinite.

[Anonymous No.55029735]

>>55029647
Not saying that every scamming jeet is glowing. But there are devs that have a very particular behavior that I am unfortunately more then familiar with. On top of that lane, how many people give their eth to lido, rocket pool and other easily controlled entities for some percentages. And seriously 32 eth to run a validator, sometimes our good friends with the funny hats that founded the US are not very subtle,be it hubris or arrogancy doesn't matter, it's obvious for everyone that wants to see it. And as mentioned, the articles about North Korea or Iran that need to be combated onchain by our proud men and women in uniform is a bit too convenient. Oh and I remember the state department owns nfts its sells for eth as a freedom of information demand revealed

[Anonymous No.55029746]

Eth is much, but can be trusted as much as one can trust the USA, not at all

[Anonymous No.55030205]

>>55029626
I hate ETH, I'd rather invest in NFT and metaverse.

[Anonymous No.55030218]

>>55030205
Really, just donate to Israel or pay your taxes. No extra steps needed

[Anonymous No.55030234]

alt can catastrophically fail and bitcoin would barely budge
but bitcoin failing would take the rest of the market down with it

that's your main risk, combined with the fact that the eth top (0.15) was already cemented in 2017, less than 2 years after launch.

[Anonymous No.55030318]

>>55027209
Some of them must run validators, I mean they were mining ETH before. What did they do with that ETH, you can't tell me they sold it all when ETH was strongly predicted to become deflationary. They could basically spin up a bunch of validators and compound their wealth forever doing very little work.

[Anonymous No.55030400]

>>55030205
Playing Cloudbreakers and owning Skyjack NFTs is a combination that I've been unable to stop thinking about, you can get your ass in here.

[Anonymous No.55030598]

>>55027162
How many X do you stand to gain from both? Retard, only store your values or gains in them. Go for something that can give you financial freedom. CTSI, CYMI, INj, there's a world of them.

[Anonymous No.55030665]

>>55029735
Source on FOIA for state department NFTs? I remember reading about cia controlled portion of usaid using usdc in vz

[Anonymous No.55030893]

>>55030598
A retard has no option kek

[Anonymous No.55031136]

>>55029312
>A validator doesn't need complex and expensive equipment, he just needs to do a transaction on the blockchain. Anyone can do that.
This was written by somone who never tried to run a validator for ethereum

[Anonymous No.55031277]

>bro just risk 60k to get 200 per month

[Anonymous No.55031995]

>>55027162
Before you make the worst mistake of your life, get your analysis right on token metrics, to identify trends, spot market tops and bottoms and stay informed of market changes.