How would biz manage 1500eth

[Anonymous No.55806640]

Low-risk and safety is priority. Lido, rocket?

[Anonymous No.55806658]

Why the fuck would you be buying shitcoins with such money? You can scalp less volatile coins like eth and btc everyday and get like 0.1%, that's like one eth per successful trade, and you don't even need to leverage, just trade spot. How did you earn so much with such poor financial sense?

[Anonymous No.55806669]

Mostly in liq pools + maybe a little in a sniper bot

[Sleeping Giant No.55806686]

>>55806640
>1500eth
I would sell and put it into a growth + covered call ETF in an brokerage that is SIPC insured.

[Anonymous No.55806690]

>>55806658
I never said I want to buy shitcoins. I have 1500eth and i want to maintain exposure to eth. Right now I’m looking for safest ways to stake.

[Anonymous No.55806694]

>>55806669
As in eth/xx pools or something like eth/steth pool?
>>55806686
Still want exposure to eth

[Anonymous No.55806736]

>>55806690
Like i said, spot buy and sell eth, preferably in a regulated cex. I would not trust liquidity pools with that much money, everyday there's a new exploit or hack. And you can do this 4 or 5 times a month and earn a comfy amount of money you don't need to day trade. Open a position to buy at 1830 or 1850 or whatever eth price is at, sell after a one/two dollar increase and you've made 1500 dollars. Its that easy with 1500 eth. God i wish i had at least 100k i would never work again. I see retards here complaining of being in six figure hell and i wonder wtf are these faggots complaining about? And you can automate this with a bot to limit buy at the daily or weekly floor price and sell at a one or two dollar offset. This is the best strategy in a crabbing market, better than dca and waiting for eth to go back to 4k.

[Anonymous No.55806771]

>>55806690
nice larp

[Anonymous No.55806778]

>>55806736
I have my money on chain. I don’t trust cex, especially not Binance. And your type of trading seems impossible on a dex since the price impact would not be worth it.

[Anonymous No.55806837]

>>55806778
a perp can work, something like gains.trade, though i'm not sure whether you can spot trade since trading at 1x leverage will still trigger a liquidation price. You can also do this on coinbase if you don't mind paying taxes, at least that way you are insured against loss, trusting that much money on a dex that is experimenting on new tech and is liable to security breaches isn't something i would do, especially on eth. There are too many damn hacks on the chain.

[Anonymous No.55806974]

>>55806837
Don’t want to get cuccked by IRS aka jewbase, I might just stick with lido staking or setting up my own node.

[Anonymous No.55807067]

How the hell did you even earn such money?

[Anonymous No.55807093]

having a good giggle at the pajeer-tier answers so far. opee unironically knows more than the lot of you
all memes aside, split of rETH + stETH is low-risk and safe indeed
could always go the leveraged staked route through DFS or Instadapp, and chase juicy LPs, but at the same time do you even want to bother. 4% yield is +60 ETH per year, each ETH will likely hit $10k before 2030
you've made it already, it's just a question of time and of not compromising your stack before that time passes

[Anonymous No.55807142]

>>55807067
Got in early and got lucky
>>55807093
This seems like a good way to go, my main goal is to mitigate risk as much as possible, I might just put my eth in a cold wallet and do nothing if I have to

[Anonymous No.55807159]

>>55807142
I can tell you have nowhere near even 300 eth. Or you must have been jailed for a crime for 6 years and forgot your wallet. You are too stupid.

[Anonymous No.55807337]

>>55807159
You got me

[Anonymous No.55807402]

>>55806640
Switch to btc

[Anonymous No.55807459]

>>55806640
run your own node
don't you wanna help the network anon?
it's only 1.5tb a month in network usage

[Anonymous No.55807489]

>>55807459
My question would be, do I have to run like 40 nodes for 1500eth?

[Anonymous No.55807506]

>>55807489
it would actually be 46 nodes
and that's exactly why people pool or use SaaS services

[Anonymous No.55807510]

>>55807402
This

[Anonymous No.55807686]

>>55807402
>>55807510
No, flippening is inevitable

[Anonymous No.55808322]

>>55807489
you have to run 40 validators but you can easily run hundreds of validators on a consumer-tier computer

[Anonymous No.55808354]

>>55808322
All 40 validators in just one computer?

[Anonymous No.55809148]

>>55806690
Coinbase staking

[Anonymous No.55809795]

>>55806640
>Low-risk
Fuck off nigger, this is biz, if you're not willing to gamble on shitcoins you're a tranny KEK, if I had that amount of eth I'd have thrown it into pond long ago

[Anonymous No.55810075]

>>55806640
stake it

[Anonymous No.55810218]

>>55809148
Apy?

[Anonymous No.55810252]

>>55809795
Nah YOU fuck off, leave OP alone you paki miserable shill

[Anonymous No.55810258]

>>55808322
jesus christ

[Anonymous No.55810259]

>>55806640
I can manage that ETH on Tap, anon. It's a fully regulated Fintech company, and its security is enhanced. This speaks for itself. Binance still has issues regarding regulation, so I'm somewhat skeptical about holding a huge amount of money there.

[Anonymous No.55810261]

>>55809795
You're retarded if you'd flip 1500 eth for pond

[Anonymous No.55810264]

>>55807402
Kek, I'd say half and half

[Anonymous No.55810265]

>>55809795
Get fucked

[Jealous No.55810270]

Cash out and buy Treasury bonds.

[Anonymous No.55810319]

>>55806690
>Safe
>Staking
Anon, these is no safety in putting your eth in someone elses control.

[Anonymous No.55810355]

>>55806640
Ok, so assuming you want ETH exposure only and are trying to play it safe, this is what I think you could do:

-Keep a portion of your funds in a cold wallet. It may not seem great, but at least you have peace of mind knowing that this portion of your funds isn't susceptible to some kind of technical issue. You will also sort of be earning on this ETH because there is a burn mechanism with ETH (assuming ETH gets enough usage to remain deflationary)

For the rest of your stack, you should be dividing it between multiple strategies where one catastrophic event doesn't wipe you out. For example of the remaining funds not in cold storage:
35% ETH in Lido
25% in Rocket Pool eth
15% in AAVE
15% in other lending markets
10% in higher risk ETH yields such as bridges (spread these out, don't ever go all in on one bridge)

Basically I think you should spread it out between as many different things as possible that you feel comfortable managing. Put higher %ages in safer things. You could also try to use the ETH as TVL to try to farm airdrops on various upcoming blockchains (ZK sync or w/e).

There is a lot you can do, but don't expose yourself completely to one risk. Staking is a risk. Lending markets are risk. And don't double dip (don't put STETH on AAVE to borrow ETH then use the ETH to buy more STETH and repeat, can get insanely high APR this way but you're now at risk to staking and lending)

[Anonymous No.55810387]

>>55810355
Basically though, there are some risks with staking still, even ETH devs have said they aren't all in on staking yet. Something COULD happen that causes people to get slashed or something.

The staking pool you stake with could also fuck up and get slashed.

So this is why I think it's not a bad idea to put some in a lending pool like AAVE/COMP and earn on it that way. It's less of a return than staking but it has been around longer. And it presents a different risk, like if something goes wrong with staking, maybe u lose some ETH on both Lido and Rocket, but this wouldn't be affected.

[Anonymous No.55810451]

>>55806640
Yolo it all on black and either ride or rope

[Anonymous No.55810922]

Swap it all for litcoin
It will be worth 100 mil in two year

[Anonymous No.55811777]

>>55806690
How do you survive with ETH after its shambolic migration to POS? Having a unique PoR algorithm for validation and it is built to be quantum resistant! Partnered with IBM and Alpine eSports is the game-changer.

[Anonymous No.55811833]

>>55810922
Hey anon, the epic quest to earn 5000 AGII with XPs & USDT is on. Participate in the walldotapp campaign and conquer the AI AM Awesomecampaign today!

[Anonymous No.55811850]

>nobody named x.com
>on the jew thread
honestly it doesn't surprise me, idk why i think you guys are smart after all this time

[Anonymous No.55812189]

>>55806690
Sell for Chainlink and stake when v.02 of staking is released

[Anonymous No.55812251]

I'm holding rETH because it's more decentralized than lido, but if I had that much I wouldn't even bother. With $3mil I would sell 2/3 and DCA into other things. You've already made it, by my standards at least.

[Anonymous No.55812252]

>>55811833
Hello dir?
Thank you for many opportunity
I just begin quest

[Anonymous No.55812690]

>>55809148
IRS is gonna fuck me over
>>55810355
Thank anon, this seemed like the most well-thought response so far

[Anonymous No.55813360]

>>55806690
Then provide liquidity on Uniswap for passive income chad, The Eth/Sylo pair and Ldo/eth are among my top picks.

[Anonymous No.55813787]

Ethereum is dead and gay

[Anonymous No.55814111]

>>55812251
Which assets are on your list for DCA? I'm doing mine on Ride for its utilities and DAO alongside Egld for its staking rewards.

[Anonymous No.55814143]

>>55806690
>I have 1500eth and i want to maintain exposure to eth. Right now I’m looking for safest ways to stake.
Staking is retarded
Don't attempt to scalp your stack, that is also retarded. With 1500 eth you have no reason to worry about little trades.
Here you go;
>hold for the bull and sell on the pi cycle top
>put your stack in aave, collect interest, and have the option to borrow against it, allowing you to buy other alts (or btc)
In scenario 2 you could actually borrow against your stack, sell the stables, and not incur capital gains.

[Anonymous No.55814370]

>>55806686
Sell half and put into index investment on AstraDao and then stake the remaining ETH on Kraken for additional passive income. Thank biz later.

[Anonymous No.55814597]

>>55806640
Bro, you're totally LARPing with that kind of stack. If you're big-brained enough to roll with those gains, you should be clued in on the sweet passive rewards you can snag on AAVE, and you gotta flip a fraction into QANX, 'cause it's gonna outshine ETH when that private blockchain gets lit.

[Anonymous No.55814603]

I had 11 eth in 2021
Now I got 3 dollars kek fuck my life running sideways without lube.

[Anonymous No.55814744]

>>55806640
Dump it and retire in Bali

Optional: buy Bitcoin with 30% of it and hodl in a hardware wallet

[Anonymous No.55814824]

>>55812189
LINK chud. kek

[Anonymous No.55814844]

>>55806640
Hodl some, and invest a percentage in low caps with huge potential like ORE and BICO

[Anonymous No.55815060]

>>55806640
Grab RAIL and TOMO, and dive into liquidity pools like a ghost with Railgun.

[Anonymous No.55815076]

>>55806640
liquidate $2.5M and throw them in boomer-tier index funds. keep the rest in crypto

[Anonymous No.55816267]

>>55814143
In this case you are assuming aave has better security than staking?
>>55814744
Lol Bali is not safe

[Anonymous No.55816679]

>>55813360
Liquidity mining is one of the ways to earn some passive income. By providing liquidity to the AstraDAO ecosystem, poorfags can earn up to 42% APY.

[Anonymous No.55816716]

>>55815060
>liquidity pools
Y'all know that good staking rewards always make a difference and Indices creators have the advantage of earning performance and early exit fees. Ambassador program is also live with perks for qualifiers.

[Anonymous No.55816745]

>>55814111
Participating in Elfin IDO events is gaining tractions lately and surprisingly, channers can receive lots of privilege its future staking programs

[Anonymous No.55816810]

>>55809795
Gamble and die poor while I take advantage of the Scallop Ramp that's now live. I've got my eye on the 2k that's up for grab.

[Anonymous No.55817787]

>>55811833
Kek

[Anonymous No.55817850]

>>55810355
>35% ETH in Lido
fuck off with lido, go all in rpool

[Anonymous No.55817869]

set up 46 ETH validator nodes, pocket the rest

[Anonymous No.55819443]

>>55806640
I don't want to go through this every time and hope that my choice will not fuck me over at some point; that's why I've opted for staking my ETH via a yield aggregator. Risk diversification is never a bad idea.

[Anonymous No.55819603]

>>55806640
Lol just x100 short link lmao

[Anonymous No.55819630]

>>55819443
Eth staking via yield aggregator? wdym jeet?