$ETH breakout incoming

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Ethereum has been on a bullrun since weeks, however it has not yet reached its ATH. Once it breaks the resistance level, retests and then continues its bull run after breaking its ATH, retail traders will be trying to jump onto the moving train and push prices even higher. Blackrock has purchased huge amounts in the last weeks, even trumps crypto portfolio consists of +85% Ethereum. While people are trying to make more money on BTC, they oversee ETH‘s huge breakout potential.

 

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@PsychoDsk called this a year ago btw.

 

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@PsychoDsk called this a year ago btw.

ETH was not close to a breakout a year ago, it’s bullrun was a disaster compared to BTCs. If you bought only a few weeks ago you profit would have been much higher…

 

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ETH was not close to a breakout a year ago, it’s bullrun was a disaster compared to BTCs. If you bought only a few weeks ago you profit would have been much higher…

I am saying he said that it would happen a year ago, not that ETH would break out a year ago.

 

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I am saying he said that it would happen a year ago, not that ETH would break out a year ago.

Okay fair, I just think it’s even safer to call now as Hedgefonds and coorporations are buying

 

[enchanted_elixir]

Ethereum has been on a bullrun since weeks, however it has not yet reached its ATH. Once it breaks the resistance level, retests and then continues its bull run after breaking its ATH, retail traders will be trying to jump onto the moving train and push prices even higher. Blackrock has purchased huge amounts in the last weeks, even trumps crypto portfolio consists of +85% Ethereum. While people are trying to make more money on BTC, they oversee ETH‘s huge breakout potential.

My primary question when it comes to ETH is when will the gas fees be lowered and when will an app/use case built on Ethereum will go mainstream. I think the killer use case is going to be stablecoins.

I think Solana, or Avalanche is a better blockchain to be fair since the fees are lower, and they're faster.

 

[esoterik]

My primary question when it comes to ETH is when will the gas fees be lowered and when will an app/use case built on Ethereum will go mainstream. I think the killer use case is going to be stablecoins.

I think Solana, or Avalanche is a better blockchain to be fair since the fees are lower.

gas fees wont be lowered much, and gas fees doesnt define how good a blockchain is, evm is far better than svm

 

[jsbcc]

My primary question when it comes to ETH is when will the gas fees be lowered and when will an app/use case built on Ethereum will go mainstream. I think the killer use case is going to be stablecoins.

I think Solana, or Avalanche is a better blockchain to be fair since the fees are lower.

At the moment, retail traders aren’t looking for a use in Crypto except making money. This will happen again once ETH breaks through its ATH

 

[enchanted_elixir]

gas fees wont be lowered much, and gas fees doesnt define how good a blockchain is, evm is far better than svm

Yeah, but it definitely is an important factor scalable it is. If the network is active and you have to pay $500 to make transactions or to get things through, it becomes impractical to use it. I'm not sure as to how much layer 2s can dampen the gas fee issue of Ethereum.

I also believe I agree with your statement about the VMs though.

 

[esoterik]

Yeah, but it definitely is an important factor scalable it is. If the network is active and you have to pay $500 to make transactions or to get things through, it becomes impractical to use it. I'm not sure as to how much layer 2s can dampen the gas fee issue of Ethereum.

I also believe I agree with your statement about the VMs though.

l2 fees are alot lower then l1 lol

 

[PsychoDsk]

My primary question when it comes to ETH is when will the gas fees be lowered and when will an app/use case built on Ethereum will go mainstream. I think the killer use case is going to be stablecoins.

I think Solana, or Avalanche is a better blockchain to be fair since the fees are lower, and they're faster.

Visa and mastercard have built on eth l1’s already

 

[PsychoDsk]

Heiken ashi candles

 

[gymcelled]

we are NOT trading trendlines in 2025

 

[enchanted_elixir]

l2 fees are alot lower then l1 lol

I know, that's why I said that it can help scale ethereum.

 

[enchanted_elixir]

Visa and mastercard have built on eth l1’s already

For stablecoins?

 

[PsychoDsk]

For stablecoins?

Think so

 

[enchanted_elixir]

Think so

Do you know the purpose of the applications they're giving?

 

[esoterik]

Do you know the purpose of the applications they're giving?

https://www.mastercard.com/us/en/news-and-trends/stories/2025/mastercard-stablecoin-utility-and-scale.html