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Needing to buy new hardware wallets. Got 2 Ledger Nano S, 1 Nano X and 2 Trezor Model T.
I don't trust Ledger anymore and the Trezors will be used for hot wallets.
I'm thinking about buying one or two Trezor Safe 3. What do you guys think?
I'm from GridPlus so I'm biased and won't opine on other offerings, but if you don't need mobile signing GridPlus would save you a lot of money over all of the above if you have multiple wallets since it lets you manage all your seeds from a single device.
Plus we actually built it for Ethereum and smart contract chains specifically so you're not stuck blind signing.
Do you guys perhaps have some kind of programme for sending out Lattices to app dev teams, perhaps at some discount or smth like that?
I'm not sure how much ground you're gaining in terms of market share, but would love for us to make sure that support at DeFi Saver is good and to see how we can perhaps help improve calldata decoding for Lattice users.
Please feel free to DM if you'd rather or just ignore if you don't have anything like that, all good.
We don't have a formal dev rel program at the moment, but just hit us up in DMs or on Discord with any ideas you have!
We'd definitely love input on better calldata decoding - we've been using our own library for a while and slowly tweaking it to cover edge cases, but there's still lots of situations where users get stuck with a blob of hex data such as when delegate calls depend on the results of the initial contract.
Drop me a line and we'd be happy to hook you guys up.
👍
Both are awful companies imo because of leaked info. Try keystone. It’s neat and open source. Obviously if you have the money go for a grid plus
Keystone does look pretty neat. Have you been a user for a while, perhaps? Could you compare the UX to something like a traditional Ledger Nano / Trezor?
I just can't figure out how awkward the scanning of QRs back and forth would be or if I'm misunderstanding something there.
I think trezor leak wasn't that impactful compared to ledger's leak and their seed phrase bullshit, right?
Both had user details leaked though. So fuck em Both (pardon my French)
Being paranoid about a new staking rig and new deposit keys is crazy.
Bought and built a new setup. Installed Ubuntu server on it, installed execution client but didn't have deposit keys created, so went to bed.
Today, went to create deposit keys but didn't have an air gapped machine, so had to install Ubuntu on an old computer, that I unplugged the ethernet cord, because I didn't have a second usb stick so was going to use it to install Ubuntu, format it and then download deposit cli to it.
Installed ubuntu, erased USB stick, downloaded deposit cli, went to create new keys, it asked for a withdrawal address.
I don't have one yet, so shutdown everything and now I'm going to bed.
I could've continued without a withdrawal address but I want to set up my hardware wallet now instead of later.
Shit's wild yo.
This is basically why I haven't set my withdrawal address yet. Realistically I need to create a fresh paper wallet for maximum security which requires an air-gapped device. At least with my current setup, I can withdraw to my current hardware wallet in a pinch, but since I don't intent on withdrawing any time soon, it feels risky to me to set my withdrawal address to my many years old hardware wallet just in case at some point I let my guard down security wise (which I highly doubt).
However, after nearly 2 years, the accumulated staking rewards are looking mighty tempting...
What's the best way to create a paper wallet?
At GridPlus we added deposit key management into the hardware wallet, but I have to admit it's WAY out of date and doesn't even have withdrawals set up properly yet so it's slated for an overhaul in the next couple of months.
Is there a specific wish list you have for a hardware tool to manage your validator keys for you? Feels like something we should put into a user survey and drop into the ETHStaker Discord.
Real talk, went through the same process myself
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How come?
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We’re getting kinda close to 2500, time for btc to dump
Prometheum is an SEC sponsored Trojan horse, whose main purpose is to manufacture "facts" that are favorable to the SEC.
Latest attack on Ethereum: introducing Ethereum on their "institutional custody platform" as a #DigitalAssetSecurity which is a convenient term created by Gary Gensler to cynically claim jurisdiction over crypto.
How do you think this will affect the Ether ETF outcome?
What I want to know is where the money to set up Prometheum has come from. It's clearly not an actual exchange so it's getting no revenue. So what is it funded by? Democrat campaign funding? Taxpayer dollars?
Satoshi.
Wow I didn't know M. Night Shyamalan hung out in this subreddit!
I guess I’m partly joking. It’s upsetting to me that USG and the SEC completely overlook the fact that an asset has been purportedly created from thin air, and in fact, use that as a reason to classify it a commodity and authorize ETFs, yet are unable to classify a similar asset with known creators. This only fuels conspire theories.
Excellent questions and I hope one of those crypto journalists will look into this instead of the nth article about SQLana.
u/ab111292 How you feeling about the market? Still expecting more downturn before green skies?
On HTF no MSB to the downside, so don’t see any reason to swing short. As long as HLs are being put in still bullish market structure
2140 was defended
Link doesn't work, but the insight is appreciated. Looks like the strength of the general market's finally carrying crypto with it again.
Just posted chart on my twitter @asapbhat
🔥🔥🔥
His tweet from 8hrs ago:
Crypto look ready to explode lmao
"To reach a port, we must sail, sometimes with the wind, and sometimes against it."
This port you speak of is on the moon, right?
Where else? You sail your space yacht to the moon marina then drift into the cosmic current
Celsius settlements have started going out this week and I expect some decent sell pressure. Everyone is receiving an equal amount of BTC and ETH.
There are many BTC maxis who weren't happy about getting ETH as part of their settlement and they will, no doubt, be selling.
Many creditors were stable coin only and will surely be dumping their BTC and ETH.
Finally, there are those who just need the cash.
U.S. creditors are getting the crypto on PayPal. I'm not sure how they work or how much selling on PayPal impacts price.
International are getting it on Coinbase, which will impact price.
We're talking $2.8B of ETH/BTC making its way back to creditors who have been waiting 18 months for this money. Things could get wacky.
imo this is why we won't see a peak in 2024 like some have projected
The three people I know who were getting their ~25% back for earn and all have already received access. Anecdotally none sold. If this is bumpy it would probably be within the next week. I tend to think this one is not a big move maker.
My instincts agree - these are crypto people, getting some of their crypto back at what looks to most as a run-up to a bull market. I would not lose a lot of sleep over this.
I was just going through 🧐 the www.dailydoots.com dooter list 🎺 and I saw the infamous JBM... ⚠️ I wonder how that guy is doing. 🤔 He was a real mixed bag 🎲 Built some cool stuff 🛠️ But also had a few meltdowns ☢️ Hopefully he's doing alright. 👍
Anyway, it got me thinking, 💭 His legacy was similar to that of EZPZ 🍋 or Scienceguy 🧪. A very polarising figure where people often loved him or hated him. 🎭 But where are the memes he left us? 🤨 I think enough time has passed now that I can look back and laugh about it. 🕰️ So anyway, did he leave us with any memes or just a hole in our hearts 😔 or a big sigh of relief 😅 depending on what you thought of him.
Anyway, if I ever start calling anyone Judas!!! ✝️ Know that's just a meme and I'm taking the piss. 🚽
Oh heck yeah, I'm top 80 on the dooters list! Gotta pump those numbers, though.
Big fan here and I miss him. Amidst everything else, he had a heart of gold. I value my caches.xyz membership NFT more than the rest.
Dude, for real. I still think about that guy. Did he blow up his ETH account on leverage and blame it on a hack and decided to just leave? Either way, loved/miss'em. I still laugh at how we decided he was an AI swarm of cyber crows lol 😂😭💔
Sometimes I wonder if he never recovered from one of his manic episodes...
Y'all remember etherduck ?
I know the name but not the lore.
Oh the dude was a bit nutty
Rage trading n losing his mind like many others after him
I think he made it, and was just rage trading at the end before giving it up
They were crazy but they gave me my first gold for entertaining the crazy a bit
Ethereum mentally breaks people all the time. It's morbidly interesting to watch and something I hope to never experience beyond the scare of my withdrawal address fuck up I had to debug.
Being your own banks real cool until it's not.
Sometimes, when i sit real quiet, i can still hear the motivational raps
Yeah man. Remember when we were at the tech conference in Arkansas and he wiped out the Chinese buffet? Freaking legendary.
Guy definitely had some serious brilliance
💯💯💯😂😂😂
boom.../u/benido2030 has crossed 100 on the dailydoots.com list 👏👏👏
Can't believe my spam here is worth points, but I'll take it!
Seriously though, I am having a lot of fun posting, both sharing thoughts but also asking questions, sometimes structured, sometimes confused/ confusing. I am 100% sure I shouldn't be in the top3, since there are many members with more knowledge, insights, alpha, but... they post less!? It is what it is and I would like to thank you all, special thanks to u/tricky_troll for curating this everyday.
Thanks for being a cornerstone contributor! I think there's a lot of regulars who do what you do but don't put in quite the same amount of effort, insight or have posts as long as yours which gives you a leg up over many others. Truly a pleasure to have you around Benido!
shout out to /u/yamaniac123 for posting some top level posts to the front page 👏👏👏
Thnx ❤️
might be the wrong place to ask ,but any artists want to commission art for me? will pay in eth.
want a 'stoic squid' or an interpretation of
Depends what exactly you want, I am really only good at traditional with ink cross-hatching. Lmk if that fits your ask
I got you, my guy (or rather, ChatGPT's got you). https://imgur.com/a/8OrBX0X
nice, how do you make chatgpt draw for you
It's the ChatGPT Plus subscription ($20/month). Or you should have some free DALLE 3 credits.
Paging u/hanniabu
He’s been doing some fun poap stuff for the doots shows on Fridays
I must humbly decline
be a lot more fun if you could outrageously decline.
There are plenty of artists to choose from over at r/starvingartists.
I'm just not sure how many will accept ETH.
Any staking recommendations for someone who doesn't want to pay $10 in fees?
Are you on arb or op? You could buy rETH in either.
Oh that's a good idea, I never though of L2s! Is that all I got to do? Simply swap for rETH
Yep - go to uniswap on arbi or op and swap ETH for rETH. Liquidity should be good but make sure slippage is acceptable and double check the price. There’s usually a small premium or discount. If you need to bridge orbiter is super cheap but riskier than other bridges like hop
Buy cbETH on coinbase
If you compare staking to other activities rn, using gastracker on etherscan, i'd say staking for 10 bucks is a given rn. It should be as expensive as bridging?
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StakeWise V3 allows you to stake without exchanging for a token, by depositing into a vault of your choice (pick carefully).
You’ll have to pay mainnet gas fees for this deposit and claiming in the future, depending on the amount of ETH it may not be worth it.
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Ooh thank you!!!
You're welcome!
Been reading about some of the AVSs that are in the works for EigenLayer. Everyone is focused on points right now but as ETH spikes to $10k, the hopium picks up, and these AVSs start launching their own tokens the capabilities we're talking about and the hopium it's going to induce is going to make some of what I remember from the 2017 ICO craze sound tame. Just the DePIn things teams are aiming for here are wild.
1) Compliance technologies.
2) Logistics.
3) Faas, on-demand storage, wifi in every major city, etc. Amazon's margin is our opportunity.
4) Permissionless, scalable oracles, messaging, and bridging.
5) Securing every other alt-1. Cosmos dapp chains secured by ETH.
6) Scalable monitoring, indexing, and alerting of anything public.
7) Shared sequencers.
Give it time, we are gonna make it.
Gonna be priced in and out within months. We'll see the realization of these possibilities in 2026 onwards, probably
What does AVS stand for? And DePIn is decentralised physical infrastructure?
Actively Validated Service. It's the stuff the collateral you post to EigenLayer is pledged to. Yes on DePIn.
I thought it was the project you pledge your collateral to. Do you have some resources to share on the current entities lined up for that aside from L2s looking for off-chain data?
Please withhold news like this until deposits close again. For the sake of our points share.
Nope, free alpha from me around these parts all the time.
Yeah, it’s going to be a wild year or two. I don’t say this too often because I know superphiz will tell me off, but I repointed one of my validators to an EigenPod as soon as they launched the contract on mainnet. It’s going to be very interesting to see how many of these putative AVS services provide the ability for home operators to contribute to their networks - rather than merely delegating stake in a kind of dPoS fashion to data centre run services. The EigenDA testnet is promising in that it explicitly provides a scalable approach to bandwidth and hardware requirements. But not all will. Where possible, encouraging solo stakers to utilise these opportunities as operators is going to be an essential part of maintaining network decentralisation. On the other hand, one can foresee solo staking suddenly becoming a very full on affair for those that choose it - requiring all kinds of additional hardware, capability, know how and a significant amount of risk. Sounds like it could be the beginning of a new chapter for the likes of ethstaker and dappnode.
How do you reconcile the fact the the EigenLayer contract is still controlled by a 3/5 multisig? How are you mitigating risk here?
How do you reconcile not getting enough points and missing out on a once in a lifetime 1000x airdrop that will make all participants wealthy beyond imagination /s
Kind of sensible to have upgradeable smart contracts - Sreeram is not going to rug.
For a bunch of reasons it is not at all clear to me that EigenLayer will ever create a token and they are very clear that the points hold a separate purpose.
Thank you for adding /s to your post. When I first saw this, I was horrified. How could anybody say something like this? I immediately began writing a 1000 word paragraph about how horrible of a person you are. I even sent a copy to a Harvard professor to proofread it. After several hours of refining and editing, my comment was ready to absolutely destroy you. But then, just as I was about to hit send, I saw something in the corner of my eye. A /s at the end of your comment. Suddenly everything made sense. Your comment was sarcasm! I immediately burst out in laughter at the comedic genius of your comment. The person next to me on the bus saw your comment and started crying from laughter too. Before long, there was an entire bus of people on the floor laughing at your incredible use of comedy. All of this was due to you adding /s to your post. Thank you.
I am a bot if you couldn't figure that out, if I made a mistake, ignore it cause its not that fucking hard to ignore a comment.
All that is required is the imagination to build something people want. Hard to compete with all the projects that promise the moon, though. Who doesn’t want the moon?
Can you point me towards the Logistics one you read about? That's directly my area of expertise and I would be very interested to discover some more cross sections of my interest areas
Well, even outside of AVSs you have Nightfall from EY that does this for produce and medical technologies. I'd say that's the largest player still but I don't know if they are doing anything related to restaking yet.
I can't talk past my NDA on another one that has approached me but it's not hard to imagine a rollup like Secret Network done well and secured by ETH instead of a native token then expanded with a few interfaces and apps that are native to logistics. I think we've got something a lot more compelling than that cooking but I'll be sure to write about some of these as their story and the ecosystem clarifies.
I do not trust Prometheum.
Is it at all possible that they're hoping to force the SEC's hand into declaring ETH NOT a security?
I knew I wasn't crazy
At all, it's pure drama and poison.
Its an SEC shell company. By listing Eth as its first asset, it has to mean that they're going to make a move to label eth as a security or aspects of eth as a security.
lots of trading platforms offer commodities
Rat poison squared
So how many Eigenlayer points do a 100 validators pointing to the same EigenPod create per hour?? This address added 100 validators two weeks ago:
https://etherscan.io/txs?a=0xBE8bE6C70e3797CE3BF742A47A7045838EF994B0
That's the pod:
https://etherscan.io/address/0x1209e9750b91874bc50a14d18c8bba0954d3d8a6
Pretty crazy...
Exactly one point per eth per hour so 100 validators is 3200 pts/hr.
In the past 30 days, 1 out of every 4 Ethereum validators joining the queue have set their withdrawal credentials to an EigenPod
Wild
More points for a chance of getting more money from an airdrop that may or may not exist?
This is gonna end badly
Just as long as it stays under 1/3rd...
Where are you quoting this from?
Tweet by eigen team https://x.com/zkBri/status/1755719571179249928?s=20
Best I can tell from tracking for the last month is roughly 1 point per hour per eth.
Heard a rumor that full validators pointed to pods have a slightly higher earn rate though.
EigenLayer, a protocol with no live product, a token that is currently an entry in some database somewhere, and a 3/5 multisig, now controls more Ether, in USD terms, than was grifted raised by the EOS ICO in 2017-2018.
You guys putting more than a few percent of your stacks in are absolutely wilding. I truly hope it works out for you, but I also hope you're mentally prepared to lose everything if it goes south.
Dude. I’m not touching this shit. Restaking staked assets?
It sounds stupid as hell. What ever happened to “don’t trust anyone with your coin”.
And another thing, L2s are centralized. The entire point of ethereum is moot with layer 2.
The idea itself is a potentially revolutionary one, albeit risky to the ecosystem in ways I think a lot of people still don't understand. And it's clearly one of those risky ideas that are going to happen, and we are going to find out live in production whether they're a good idea or not.
But at the current stage of development, it simply does not justify the amount of apeing in we're seeing (IMO).
I still don't know what EigenLayer does, TrickyTroll sent me some links but I haven't quite managed to read them yet.
But from my understanding people are trying to get points due to an airdrop rumor. That's fucking crazy.
Holy cow, that’s concerning
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Obviously everyone has different risk tolerances, but I would suggest that putting money into EigenLayer in its current form is in no way comparable to investing in Bitcoin or post-ICO Ether. It's the difference between real, live-in-production assets that you are in exclusive control of and which have actual innovative tokenomics, and investing in points in a database that the team has literally stated will never become tokens (widely assumed to be lying, but still), and which when they become tokens will only be governance tokens with no tokenomic reason to think they should have value, and all for a project that offers precisely zero actual restaking yet.
If buying Bitcoin or Ether early in their existences was wild, this is much more wild. It might be comparable to investing in the Eth ICO, and we all know how that turned out... or it might be more comparable to investing in the EOS ICO. Which we also know how turned out.
Definitely wishing everyone luck. But nobody should be assuming it's any kind of a sure thing.
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The weirdest thing is that in defi summer of 2020 I was able to read up on IFY and learn about airdrops and farming very fast.
Almost 4 years later, I'm tired as fuck and can't keep up with everything without my brain melting for spending so many hours in front of the computer.
From my understanding you are farming EigenLayer points in the off chance of getting an airdrop, right? Or is there a return bigger than a chance?
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But those airdrops aren't really confirmed right? Most people are just moving their stuff to eigen hoping something will get dropped?
I have 1% in it, seems WAY too crowded
Yep, I'm about the same. It will be a nice payday if there's an EtherFi or EL airdrop. If not, I lose a few months worth of yield. No biggie.
Etherfi TGE is April. Token confirmed there
Yeah Im just a bit north of a few percent in terms of my eth holdings in YT-eETH lmao... Im either gonna be rich or toast
Points are ico of '17, back then project used to sell their product with fancy words now points. Either way, its your ETH they are after, some will make money while other will become an engaged community member.
If you go straight into Eigen is it not liquid at all? If you go in etherefi it feels good that there is an escape hatch atm. Of course that could go very wrong too.
7 day withdrawal period on Eigen
"stop being a maxi"
"it's inevitable"
"your loss"
The „this trade is too crowded“ thesis really is a minority. So it is right. So what are we farming?
The next fork in March,
Continously overarch,
Leave the rest to parch.
~Daily haiku until we’re at least at 0.178 on the ETH/BTC ratio or highest market cap
Potatoes have starch.
What are gas prices going to look like after the dencun upgrade on mainnet?
Anyone have an idea ?
Mainnet gas will not really differ. This is all about L2s
They will likely fluctuate based on real-time demand.
I'm general will they be lower than they are now (independent of time)?
*all else being equal
It´s not so simple. In principle, Dencun gives us more blockspace. With an increase of supply, the same amount of demand should result in lower prices. The problem is that demand is not inelastic, lower prices likely will result in induced demand mid to long term.
All in all, over long timespans the GWei price of gas is basically set by the following:
total ETH issued per day = total ETH burnt per day
The left hand side is basically proportional to the square root of total ETH staked. The right hand side is equal to total blockspace (including blob and block) times the gas_fee (for blob and block, weighted average but it doesn't matter much for the argument that follows). So gas_fee ~ sqrt(ETH staked) / blockspace
So, more ETH staked means higher gas fee equilibrium. More blockspace available means lower gas fee equilibrium. These are the actual levers of gas prices in GWei.
Anyone try staking with metamask yet? If so, how's it been?
I must have missed that this was even a possibility… but lo and behold. https://support.metamask.io/hc/en-us/articles/17304456569627-How-do-I-stake-with-MetaMask-Staking
Dude. How ya been
Doing well, brother! Just following crypto along, and trying to stay current :) Sending hugs!
Is it 32ETH?
So erc404s are all the new craze it seems. Driving quite an uptick in tbe gas prices.
Can someone point this boomer towards a couple projects that are interesting/were the first/you have bags in?
Claiming that existing regulations remain suitable simply because they've endured over time is like arguing that outdated maps are still valid for navigating modern cities. It's an absurd and hypocritical stance that ignores the evolving landscape and the necessity for policies to adapt to contemporary realities.
New decentralized technologies like cryptocurrencies offer increased visibility into aspects of monetary policy and economics that were previously hidden. People are starting to question traditional systems and regulations. Many regulations once largely misunderstood, ignored, or deemed unimportant, are now more popularly identifiable as blatantly oppressive and stifling to innovation and growth.
Most cryptocurrency adopters share the end goal of stable, adaptive and transparent financial systems, and it is time that the governments and central banks of the world begin working toward similar goals. The cryptocurrency industry is justified in voicing skepticism and demanding increased accountability from the likes of the SEC and its non-US counterparts.
Government efforts to increasingly attempt to control the financial sector, and to shoe-horn their previous domain over tradfi on top of cryptocurrency have been detrimental. The myth that these regulations were to "protect" citizens is starting to shatter.
I can't help but question the integrity or motivations of people like Gary Gensler, Elizabeth Warren, and Janet Yellen trying to shape a narrative around these regulations. Some have even gone so for to say that the absence of past objections to these policies somehow legitimizes them, which is infuriatingly absurd.
The courts don't seem to be putting up with their crap though. They only have success against entities to weak to fight back and on matters that are too poorly defined for the defender to make a clear case.
The internet has disrupted once orderly, propagandizing institutions. THINGS WERE SO MUCH EASIER BACK WHEN BEFORE!
New decentralized technologies like cryptocurrencies offer increased visibility into aspects of monetary policy and economics that were previously hidden.
I don't think they want that
Listen, it's well proven that safety on the road is improved if your transportation vehicle has a bridle to control it, a stirrup to support your feet, and a saddle to sit securely.
We have centuries of evidence for these safety features, and the road regulation has reduced accidents by a tenfold. I don't care what these car things do, they better come with stirrups and bridles!
Nicely put
My regret at being too lazy to claim the TIA airdrop will haunt me
EDIT: well looks like I did actually claim that drop and forgot about Keplr wallet, F in chat for not staking it.
Yup. I thought 'they dont like Muricans, fuck em'... and lost big time lol
I also qualified but their website was bugged and wouldn't let me claim 🙃
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Wow that's pretty shitty. That must have been why. Why would they do that? That's either bad web development or intentional non-crypto aligned ethics.
Hmm, I wish someone who figured that out shared that as that could've saved me 5 figures...
At least you didn’t sell it at 2.80
I did. All 167 of them. haha
My thesis was „wtf 400 USD where can I dump?!?!“ and it’s the only airdrop I sold immediately and all others are going sideways while TIA goes up. 💀
Same same. I was eligible on 4 wallets, hurts to think what could have been possible had I kept and staked half on each.
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I literally landed on this earlier today. Great read!
hey that's my thing
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Maximum blob size ≈0.75 MB, target size ≈0.375 MB per block. Optional blob expiry after 4096 CL epochs (4096 epochs * 32 slots * 12 sec/slot = 18.2 days).
The storage requirement would increase by ≈49.15 GB (target blob size), or in the worst case by 98.3 GB. Assuming you do not choose to serve blob data after the 4096 epoch mandatory period. So 0–98.3 GB.
Very crude peak bandwidth requirement would be 0.75 MB/12 sec == 0.5 Mb/s. Target is half that, 0.25 Mb/s. Now, the load is presumably not distributed over the 12-second lifetime of a slot, so that is how much you would see your average bandwidth increase. That is, your monthly data transfers would increase by anything from 0 GB to 81 GB (target) to 162 GB (worst case).
https://github.com/ethereum/consensus-specs/blob/dev/specs/deneb/p2p-interface.md
Will I get paid if I opt to store it for longer than the mandatory period?
thanks for doing the math! I'd chime in those "in the worst case" are of course technically correct but practically unrealistic as that would imply 18 days of non stop 6 blobs per block. With the exponential increase, it really doesn't take that long for blob prices to shoot up to infinity haha
Good point on the pricing; I'll happily store the theoretical 98.3 GB if I get a proposal during that time ;)
It's the blob basefee that would go to infinity, and that is burnt, so your proposal would sadly not make you a billionaire haha
To farcaster folks here, check your wallet on https://www.degen.tips/ for possible degen airdrop. I dont know the snapshot date for airdrop 1, so this might apply anyone with active history. If you were active in degen group, you will most probabily be on the list.
Hmm I was chatting in degen channel but no drop
I have no idea what $DEGEN and Perl are and at this point I’m scared to ask
Right now farcaster is filled with degen discussion, its a meme token and some users got a lot, 5figure aidrop. Thought of sharing the link as many are not aware that they are on the list.
I'd recommend explaining this before giving people a link to a possibly shady token next time...
That a valid feedback. Will do going forward.
I appreciate it and to be fair as soon I saw your username I knew it wasn't a scam. With the growing distaste for referral links in here lately I think just generally any new projects need a proper pitch for it to go down well.
Dym having a nice +33% day. Guess who sold his airdrop yesterday?
You can thank me later.
couldnt even figure out how sell so I just staked mine.
I suddenly regret not staking it in 100 different wallets.
I'm too smart for this space.
bulla szn don’t midcurve it lol
I'll thank you now. Thank you.
No. I won't sell the ETH.
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that or ether.fi
I'll be there with you, telling the rest of /r/ethfinance 'i toad a so'
I think in a bear market LSTs will trade at a massive discount.
The exit queue will be long and people will not be able to arbitrage efficiently.
It will probably cause some cascadi g liquidations and could cause other unforseen issues.
We saw this a little bit at the last bear .market but liquid staking has grown massively since then.
I'm staying out for now. Too many unknowns.
I do not think I am degen enough but more power to those people who can make some serious $$$ from those airdrops. I'm pretty close to coast FIRE after this cycle (hopefully!) and am being much more cautious this time around.
$10k would be fire!
Eigenlayer 2.2m ETH deposited. It is getting crazy. When will deposits close again?
When will we see some meaningful price reaction to this. Seems only current holders depositing. Not many new entrants.
February 9, 12 PM PT. Source.
Thanks boss. It can't come soon enough
Market still feels like some party selling big chunks. There's just so much resistance on the way up.
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u/EggIll7227 talks about their journey as someone who entered near the top. 🎢
u/SikhSoldiers shares his latest write up about RocketPool. 🚀
u/Vinegar_Strokes__ discloses their underwhelming Celsius compensation. 😕
u/MaskedMan24 shares Frax's new L2. ⛓️
u/benido2030 makes an interesting point about the nature of a hypothetical EigenLayer airdrop. 🚁🪂
u/Fair_Raccoon9333 lists some key considerations for liquidity providing. 💦
u/cryptomoon2020 speculates on the EtherFi airdrop. 🚁🪂