Opinion on ETHA vs FETH?

Expenses are the same (0.25%). ETHA is 8x bigger. All of my investment accounts are with Fidelity.

Don't think it matters as far as which brokerage firm you use. I lean towards etha because of blackrocks filing to stake

Thanks. Bought a chunk today to hold - we'll see where it goes

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The option activity on the fidelity funds is dogwater.

Which could actually save you from making a terrible mistake. All else completely equal. You'd think there'd be a discount for fidelity users but apparently not.

What's the ticker?

BREAKING: 🇺🇸 SEC APPROVED THE LISTING AND TRADING OF GRAYSCALE DIGITAL LARGE CAP FUND COVERING $BTC, $ETH, $XRP, $SOL AND $ADA.

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— Ash Crypto (@Ashcryptoreal) September 18, 2025

So the fund holds all of those or individual funds?

Yukon Cornelius said:

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So the fund holds all of those or individual funds?

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Looks like its a crypto large cap fund so it holds those 5


I think this may be it

https://www.grayscale.com/funds/grayscale-digital-large-cap-fund

Interesting. I will never buy something like that

Yukon Cornelius said:

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Interesting. I will never buy something like that

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Looks like the current price of 54.30 is under NAV of 57.70

Interesting. Just saw it's a 2.5% expense ratio. Holy smokes

The defi one is interesting. Top holdings are ones I've mentioned here. Uniswap aave and ondo.

Maybe Jeremy or anyone else can help me understand. ETHM has an MNAV of 0.07. It has a marketcap of 180M but has nearly 2billion in eth. But as I understand the merge isn't complete so maybe that's why?

Crypto has been very disappointing lol. Hopefully it's just lagging n

Crypto has been ass for me compared to buying individual stocks. I made more on one stock in 5 months this year than I have in 4 years of holding crypto.

Thunderstruck xx said:

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Crypto has been ass for me compared to buying individual stocks. I made more on one stock in 5 months this year than I have in 4 years of holding crypto.

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So ass is like 850% ?

jamey said:

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Thunderstruck xx said:

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Crypto has been ass for me compared to buying individual stocks. I made more on one stock in 5 months this year than I have in 4 years of holding crypto.

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So ass is like 850% ?

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Bad timing on getting into it at the peak in 2021. So at best my BTC is only 2x what I put in.

I put nothing into it from 2022 to 2024. I had other financial priorities at that time.

WATCH OUT FOR THIS TOMORROW MORNING

Tom Lee and $BMNR should be announcing how much Ethereum $ETH they bought this past week early tomorrow morning

— Tom Lee Tracker (Not actually Tom) (@TomLeeTracker) September 21, 2025

Crypto, btc and eth falling tonight

Typical Sunday

ETH tanking. Almost pulled the trigger on BMNR puts Friday but chickened out.

Heineken-Ashi said:

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ETH tanking. Almost pulled the trigger on BMNR puts Friday but chickened out.

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It hit $63 Thursday and Fri and I almost pulled the trigger but thought, $65 is a nice round number. I bet it hits that

Eth holding at support level on the daily.

Floats rumors that BMNR is buying ethzilla after going into eth treasury company mNAV comparisons

Makes sense to do that. Get eth on the cheap

Yukon Cornelius said:

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Makes sense to do that. Get eth on the cheap

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Apparently Peter Thiel is an investor in both and could be the catalyst


Also of note, that OCTO company BMNR spent 20m on recently is now ORBS. Ive been wondering why it showed no movement

Any news on this?

Yukon Cornelius said:

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Any news on this?

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Just the updated holdings so far

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BitMine today made two announcements:

- $365.24 million registered direct offering at $70 per $BMNR share
- $ETH holdings >2% of Ethereum supply or 2.4 million

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— Bitmine (NYSE-BMNR) $ETH (@BitMNR) September 22, 2025

Crypto taking the expected September dump.

I sold a chunk of my BMNR this morning for about 40% profit. Plan to buy some more IBIT

fauxstradamus said:

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Keeping a close eye on this HYPE channel since May. I am going to set some buy orders just under $50. If channel holds at support we could see as low as $46-47 between now and Oct 1.

edit: set a buy at 49.95 and another at 47.65

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Same channel still holding. Buy orders filled and took another spot at $46.xx. It has bounced off the channel bottom and we will see if it holds here

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Saw this earlier from a guy who's been an ETH bull for a good decade. Does make some good points.

https://t.co/HM01BJJwKB

— Andrew Kang (@Rewkang) September 24, 2025

https://x.com/Rewkang/article/1970782770805813392

Not really. 1. Yes there's economies of scale so it will be cheaper overtime and we've seen a decrease in fees. But if Bessents prediction is correct we will see an exponential explosion of stable coins and fees will go up.

2. Supply curve is much different for oil than ETH. So it would be bullish

3. His entire point is banks haven't adopted it yet so they never will. That's a silly argument.

4./5. I do think are big stretches by Tom.

By and large this guy seems like he's upset and comes off dumb. He's making the same mistake most do when forecasting this stuff. It's not about more retail use. It's about bank to bank use. Again anyone can reference the video I've shared numerous times now. If banks adopt ethereum it's going to be to settle between banks within minutes securely things that used to take days. The volume of those transactions are in the trillions.

Retail adoption is largely irrelevant but cryptoshere people can only think in terms of retail because it's only been retail in crypto use.

Do we simply assume the fees will go up?