With institutional adoption increasing and Bitcoin ETFs gaining traction, do you still see BTC as the safest long-term crypto investment?
Or are newer sectors like AI crypto, DeFi, and Real World Assets becoming stronger opportunities?
What's your current BTC strategy?
ETH volatility increased as geopolitical tensions impacted ETF flows and sentiment.
Macro influence keeps growing.
Is this the new normal for crypto?
BTC and ETH both saw drops earlier this month after failed peace talks.
Volatility isn't going anywhere.
Are you trading or just holding?
The SEC is refining rules around staking, airdrops, and token classifications.
Regulatory clarity is improving.
Is this a turning point for the industry?
BTC is still down compared to last year despite recent recovery.
Long-term holders are still underwater.
Does that change your outlook?
Ethereum is holding above $2,300 with steady upward movement.
Slow but consistent growth.
Is ETH undervalued right now?
Schwab plans to offer direct BTC and ETH trading to retail investors soon.
Mainstream access is expanding fast.
Will this bring in a new wave of users?
Some analysts say the bill only has a 50% chance of passing before elections.
Regulatory delays continue.
Is this slowing down institutional adoption?
The White House is urging Congress to pass the Clarity Act to define crypto rules.
Regulation could change everything.
Do you think it passes this year?
