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May 13, 2025 5:07:25 PM EDT

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As of May 13, 2025 5:05:40 PM EDT (1 min. ago)

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62 days ago • u/Euphoric-Nose-2219 • r/CryptoCurrency • daily_crypto_discussion_march_12_2025_gmt0 • C

LST, and then LP with ETH on Balancer + autocompound on BIFI. Realistically I'd be better off just holding the LST due to impermanent loss, low fees, and assumed risk but that feels boring. Ultrasound shows we're crossing into positive ETH circulating supply growth for sort of the first time since the merge so I'm still getting more ETH than is being made on a long term time frame.
Realistically Ethereum is still super cool and doing great technological stuff right now, but in becoming far more efficient with L2s coming online, ETH's price action is struggling against it's greatly reduced fees. This was kind of expected though.

62 days ago • u/Euphoric-Nose-2219 • r/CryptoCurrency • daily_crypto_discussion_march_12_2025_gmt0 • C

LST, and then LP with ETH on Balancer + autocompound on BIFI. Realistically I'd be better off just holding the LST due to impermanent loss, low fees, and assumed risk but that feels boring. Ultrasound shows we're crossing into positive ETH circulating supply growth for sort of the first time since the merge so I'm still getting more ETH than is being made on a long term time frame.
Realistically Ethereum is still super cool and doing great technological stuff right now, but in becoming far more efficient with L2s coming online, ETH's price action is struggling against it's greatly reduced fees. This was kind of expected though.

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