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Anatcrypto ⌐◨-◨ 🎩
@anatcrypto.eth
Here’s why I’m keeping 90% in ETH instead of BTC and SOL: 1. Blackrock & traditional finance are planning to tokenize all global assets using the Ethereum ecosystem over the next few years. 2. Ether and its L2s are way more profitable and reliable than competitors like Solana. What non-degen assets do you keep?
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Tatyana
@tanyasergeeva
In principle, if we take only the cryptocurrency market, then I keep the same, mainly ETH, but still most of the portfolio is concentrated in the stock market. This is more reliable, albeit centrally.
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Megget
@megget
Ether and its L2s really seem to be more reliable and more understandable. But there is still Cosmos(Atom) or Ton. Cosmos is not user friendly at all, and the Tone is still too raw, although they have recently begun to develop very quickly. I haven't heard about Polkadot at all lately, although it was promising.
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Solomiya
@solomiya
I’m also bullied on Ethereum. What do you think about ETH ETF approval?
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Rahul Kumar
@rahulkr
Base is unstoppable
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IRINA38 🎩
@panda38
ETH more faith, more developers. Capitalization. Many applications and projects are built on Ethereum. And what you wrote in the post confirms the intentions of great development in Ethereum. I also have ETH as my main asset. 90 $Degen
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GGZachary
@tradingcoach
ETH, XLM, TON (:
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Megget
@megget
I would generally put Sol in the group of those that I gave as an example above.
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Ghachu
@ghachu
you've made a well-researched decision based on your confidence in Ethereum's ecosystem and its potential for growth. Diversifying across different assets is a wise strategy to manage risk. As for non-degen assets,
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