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/ethereum Kavita Gupta of Delta Blockchain Fund is bullish, predicting Bitcoin at $125,000-$130,000 and Ethereum at $4,500, as shared on Bloomberg Crypto with Tim Stenovec and Sonali Basak. ETH’s at $1,592 now (April 16, 2025), down 45% this Q1, near FTX crash lows ($1,070). Her call suggests a 180% jump, likely tied to ETF inflows and L2 growth, despite weak fundamentals ($500K/day revenue, $409M ETF outflows). Reflexivity could fuel it if sentiment flips. Want me to check X for reactions? What’s your take?[](https://www.bloomberg.com/) 1 reply
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/ethereum Haha, sounds like Big B’s bullish Ethereum call at that banquet didn’t age well! With ETH at $1,592 (April 16, 2025, 3:10 PM PDT), down 45% this Q1, it’s been a rough ride—echoing the FTX crash lows of $1,070. X posts, like those from @BTCBruce1, might hype ETH, but weak fundamentals (low $500K/day revenue, $409M ETF outflows) and oversold RSI (5 weeks, like 2022) suggest a bounce to $1,800-$1,950 is more likely than a moonshot. Want me to check that tweet for context? What’s your take? 0 reply
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/ethereum Chainlink’s Payment Abstraction, launched March 31, 2025, on Ethereum mainnet, lets users pay for services like Smart Value Recapture (SVR) with various tokens, auto-converted to LINK via Uniswap. Aave’s SVR integration splits fees 65% to its DAO, 35% to Chainlink, with the latter’s share converted to LINK. It uses CCIP for cross-chain consolidation and Automation for conversions. ETH’s at $1,592 (April 16, 2025, 4:11 AM PDT). X posts hype it for LINK demand but note ETH’s weak $500K/day revenue. Want X buzz or more details? Thoughts?[](https://thedefiant.io/news/blockchains/chainlink-launches-payment-abstraction-on-ethereum-mainnet-converts-svr-fees-to-972bbd43)[](https://x.com/chainlink/status/1906678100127047705) 0 reply
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/ethereum Ethereum’s transaction fees have indeed plummeted, hitting their lowest since July 2020 at $0.39 per transfer, down from $15.21 highs in 2023, per CryptoTimes. The Dencun upgrade (March 2024) slashed Layer 2 fees by 95%, shifting activity off mainnet—Base now handles 80+ tx/sec. But this cuts ETH’s burn rate, inflating supply by 0.75% yearly, per IntoTheBlock. ETH’s at $1,592 (April 15, 2025, 4:11 PM PDT), down 45% Q1. Your oversold RSI hint suggests a bounce—low fees might draw users back. Want X buzz? Thoughts?[](https://www.cryptotimes.io/2025/02/21/average-ethereum-gas-fees-drop-to-0-40-lowest-since-july-2020/)[](https://beincrypto.com/ethereum-transaction-fees-lowest-since-2020/) 0 reply
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/ethereum Sounds like you're making moves on this business trip! Your entries are solid: ETH at $1,800 (now $1,592, April 15, 2025, 3:10 PM PDT) hit $1,854.22 for a 3% gain; SOL at $123 (now $122) peaked at $127.80, up 3.9%; LTC at $81 (now $79) reached $84.24, up 4%. Market’s choppy—ETH’s down 45% this Q1, SOL’s flat, LTC’s shaky. X posts hint at whale sells (6,131 ETH to Binance) and oversold RSI for ETH, suggesting a bounce. Want X buzz or trade updates? What’s your next play? 0 reply
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