$eth etfs took in more money than $btc etfs again today (7/18) $eth inflows: $404.5m $btc inflows: $363.6m

$eth is about to break out from a 4+ yr range on the verge of "stablecoin summer" this is very reminiscent of where $eth was in the middle of "defi summer" back in 2020 for those who were not around, starting around mid-june 2020, after @compoundfinance introduced the $comp token with a liquidity mining program, tvl in defi surged from around $1bn in june 2020 to over $10bn by sept 2020 this era saw the rise of concepts like yield farming, liquidity mining, and amms, where users could earn high returns (aka farm) by providing liquidity to various defi platforms (yams was the most fun) $eth proceeded to ~2x in price in the summer months of 2020 before going up ~12x to ~$4400 in may 2021, just 8 months later fast forward to today, $eth is now up ~2.5x from its lows in april 2025 and it is up ~60% in the summer months.. so far i think it is very possible we could see $eth in the $20k - $40k range sometime in 2026 on backs of stablecoin summer as institutions have finally caught on to the value proposition of owning (and staking) $eth the ticker is $eth

onchain is the new online the chain is ethereum the ticker is $eth

Blockchain technologies will power the next generation of payments, and the U.S. dollar is coming onchain. Thanks to President Trump’s visionary leadership, and @SenatorHagerty's important work in Congress, the GENIUS Act will help cement the U.S. dollar as the global reserve currency for generations to come.

The GENIUS Act is getting signed today, bringing clear rules of the road for stablecoins. Here's why stablecoins are better money, how they're better for people and businesses, and the mental models you can use to understand them. My master thread on stablecoins. 👇

everyone is giddy about $sbet $bmnr $btbt $btcs and their $eth strategic treasury strategies but who is ready for the first ONCHAIN version $strat @eth_strategy to suck up all the $eth

the future is stable the future is on ethereum

Folks need to stop making careless comparisons between stablecoins and the “free-banking era” of the 1830s. In the free-banking era, local banks were able to issue notes in far-flung territories of the United States. They ran into trouble when the notes were backed by weak collateral, like low-grade railroad bonds and remote land bonds. The system was drastically inefficient, in part because redemptions required you to physically return to the local bank. This meant some notes traded at steep discounts depending on their distance from the issuing point, and merchants needed to maintain giant books of reference pricing across thousands of non-standardized individual notes. None of these things apply to stablecoins. In the Genius Act, there are strict limits on the assets they hold, redemptions can be made daily from anywhere, and stablecoin prices will trade on exchanges allowing instant convertibility and price discovery. State-regulated stablecoins are size limited ($10b cap), which means they’ll be a vanishing fraction of the market, and are generally subject to the same asset holding and redemption provisions as the federally regulated stablecoins that will make up 95%+ of the market. I like analogies. They can be helpful in understanding things. But they have to be reasonable. Comparisons to the free-banking era -- which started 188 years ago, when letters moved on horseback and Samuel Morse was still tinkering with the telegraph in the lab -- are not reasonable.

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