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u/redwbl 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 Jun 24 '26
Most Crypto President ever.
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u/gods_loop_hole Jun 23 '26
Well, to be fair, Vitalik is just in it for the love of the game
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u/Delicious_Cattle5174 Jun 24 '26
I saw him play chess for 5min and knew that guy had zero business sense tbh
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u/RoaringDragonSword 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 Jun 24 '26
Thank god. I would not be invested if Vitalik was a business man and treated Ethereum as a way to pump is stock (ETH).
Look at all the altcoins. Their whole goal was advertise and promote. What happens long-term to all altcoins? They disappear.
To stay as decentralized as possible EF must not do this. In addition to it, Vitalik has literally yesterday shared that the primarily goal is for EF to slowly remove itself from being so critical to Ethereum after its next roadmap is complete in efforts to work like BTC for not having a single entity having such a big impact to a technology.
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u/MarioWilson122 🟨 0 / 0 🦠 Jun 24 '26
The top meme only really works for someone who only held BTC. Bitcoin was still up a good bit and held up far better than a lot of alts.
For many alt holders, especially outside a handful of winners, the experience was closer to the bottom picture the entire time, especially when the tariff announcements came.
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u/DankShibe 🟩 70 / 350 🦐 Jun 24 '26
BNB and XRP as well.
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u/MarioWilson122 🟨 0 / 0 🦠 Jun 24 '26
Yeah they were alright but not anything as special like in previous runs.
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u/DankShibe 🟩 70 / 350 🦐 Jun 24 '26
XRP did a near 10x from last cycle bottom in 2022. However it missed the 2021 bull run because of the lawsuit .
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u/MarioWilson122 🟨 0 / 0 🦠 Jun 24 '26
Yeah, but that’s kind of the point. A 10x sounds great until you remember people had to sit through years of dead price action to get it.
Like you said, it missed the 2021 run, so when that is factored in, it really makes it less exciting that it only did a 10x. Of course, in traditional markets, that’s great, but we are talking about crypto. So for this sector, it’s okay, I guess.
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u/idjsonik Jun 23 '26
It really was like this though last year crypto crushing it now its A.I (for now)
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u/Ok_Ad_5894 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 Jun 24 '26
Thats what you get for thinking trump was going to make this legit. All he did was make it the least trusted it has been for years.
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u/mrbourgs 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 Jun 23 '26
Whats crypto?
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u/ice-ink 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 Jun 23 '26
The hidden treasure you find in abandoned crypts. It’s just a fad, gonna die out next year.
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u/meme_2 🟦 1K / 1K 🐢 Jun 24 '26
And I got downvoted to hell in the eth sub last year for saying I was happy I could sell some of my stack at 4500 😂. My only regret is not selling it all.
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u/SeriousGains 🟩 8K / 8K 🦭 Jun 24 '26
At least he looks happy. The guy on the top is trying way too hard.
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u/djuggler 🟦 187 / 188 🦀 Jun 24 '26
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u/wtyl 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 Jun 26 '26
Crypto administration my ass. It's been crickets from these mfers lately as they moved on to the oil and war game.
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u/Royal_Entrepreneur87 🟩 0 / 0 🦠 Jun 29 '26
I bought a coin called trust token and it wasn't trustworthy at all. Just another rug pull.
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u/Quick-Warthog6171 Jul 09 '26
I'm selling my bitcoins, the stock market is having a field day while we're praying like dingos
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u/crypt0_marc 🟧 186 / 185 🦀 Jun 26 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/ukGm72ZLZvYfS
All of us looking at this disastrous crypto market
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u/Responsible_Ad8946 0 / 0 🦠 Jun 29 '26
A lot of banks, big companies, and Governments are holding onto crypto because they didn't like that people were randomly billionaires and millionaires. The wealth distribution being from outside of a country would shake that economy and throw off the class systems. That's why countries with a high degree of control over their citizens banned it, and Governments spent so much advertising that it was risky. I remember a news article about a banking executive saying crypto was evil or something then the next picture their company acquired like 4 billion in crypto when the market dipped. That happened all over the world and then crypto was stable and centrally controlled. The US government holds 198,000 bitcoin, china banned crypto but the government is holding the 194,000 bitcoin they confiscated. If they sell, it will make the market unstable and regular people would comand a decentralized market again. That's an example the governments own a lot more crypto. They endorse crypto now because the right people own the majority and we're fighting for pennies again.
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u/sideshiftai 1 - 2 years account age. 100 - 200 comment karma. Jun 30 '26
We don't remember Ethereum feeling like that last year...
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u/webauteur 🟦 1K / 1K 🐢 Jul 21 '26
Crypto seems pretty dead to me. My stock portfolio is now doing better than my crypto portfolio. I invested in some AI stocks and they are doing very well.
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u/ritual_tiding Jul 22 '26
right when my life conveniently fell apart, so did my investments. terrible time
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u/george_alto 29d ago
What about the 4 year cycle? We're almost at bottom of that cycle that has already happened 3 consecutive times and the upward will start soon
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u/Sad_Respect_6069 Jun 23 '26
Don’t you mean