Ethereum is definitely one of the most hated assets right now.

Crypto Twitter sentiment on ETH is reaching a breaking point. The current fatigue feels dangerously similar to the LTC/BCH stagnation cycles of the past. When even core maxis start capitulating, the vibe shift is real. 5 years of development vs a literal potato 😭 The market is brutally honest right now. $ETH $BTC #crypto #trading

Gen2 infrastructure Continue to get exploited ETH will never be taken seriously when it gets hacked and exploited literally every single month

Good morning crypto friends ☕️ I'd like to show you a comparison that, in my opinion, really changes the way we look at Ethereum. I don't claim to have the definitive answer—any structure can work or break. But I feel it's my duty to share what I see with you. Not so you'll blindly believe, but so you can see the market more deeply than those who react solely to emotions. The decision is always yours. 📊 The chart above shows Ethereum (2W), and below is Gold (1W). And their structures are indeed very similar. 🎯My thesis is simple: the market may be writing off Ethereum too early. In my opinion, ETH could be poised for a major multi-year move if this structure continues to work. And if Ethereum does break out of this multi-year base, it's unlikely to be just a move for a couple of months. If this structure is realized, the market could see a strong and sustained rally that will last much longer than most expect. 🔍Look at the chart pattern 👇 Ethereum now looks like it's completing a 5-year base—an ascending channel on the chart. And this structure is very similar—both in timing and form—to what gold did between 2020 and 2024. ⚡️After completing its base, gold generated a powerful surge and rose from approximately $1,800 to over $4,500. Compare for yourself: ➡️ Gold (2020–2024): built a rising wedge for years, collecting liquidity as it touched its boundaries ▶️then generated a strong, multi-month upward momentum. ➡️ ETH (2021–2026): currently showing a very similar structure—the same touches, the same base, the same shrinking range. ☝️And here's what I want to convey: Now many are again labeling Ethereum as a "written-off coin." But the market often works like that: the loudest pessimism appears when an asset has been in the base for a long time and the majority loses patience. 📌The longer it takes to build a base on a higher timeframe, the stronger and more prolonged the breakout can be. Gold has already shown this. Ethereum may be forming a similar structure now. While the crowd is burying Ethereum, a five-year foundation could form on the chart, from which a major move could then begin. This is not financial advice. Simply my view on market structure.🤝

Everyone is calling $ETH dead because fees are down. But low fees were always the goal of scaling. #ETH still leads in TVL. More than 33% of the supply is staked. And most major DeFi activity still settles on Ethereum. The market sees weak revenue. But the data shows growing network lock-in. That’s why the $ETH story is far from over.

Long read but a very informative read on Ethereum. I agree with the logic and reasoning.

nothing is funnier right now than the timeline collectively deciding ETH is the worst financial asset in human history. y'all talk about the foundation like they're a dev team that just rugged your 5k mcap coin. everyone typing out 10 page essays comparing it to stagnant legacy tech, but the second an AI spits out a $10k target you just know they're secretly checking their underwater bags hoping it's real lmao

a lot of talk around Kohaku lately, so brief info on what it is Kohaku is EF’s push to make privacy part of Ethereum’s wallet/access layer. Before, Ethereum privacy was mostly “tools exist somewhere”, like tornado, railgun, stealth addresses, privacy pools, etc. useful, but fragmented and usually (in most of the cases) not part of normal wallet/app ux. and even older stealth-address work had real deanonymization issues in practice, so it wasn’t some solved thing so the idea is to plug protocols like listed above i.e railgun etc directly into wallets through a simple sdk, so users can get basic privacy without dealing with messy infra (sounds pretty convenient, doesn’t it?) the important part is they’re trying to make this intermediary-free too, using things like eip-7702 and 4337 relaying, so privacy doesn’t depend on protocol-specific relayers so if it works, Ethereum gets back some of that “cypherpunk edge”, i.e private stuff, better wallets, privacy built into the stack