What top creators are saying about Ethena(ENA)

Its stablecoin and DeFi products were promoted, including an advertised sUSDe yield; the discussion cautions that these are sponsor claims and that yields and features may not persist.

The host calls Ethena a good coin that could rise if Bitcoin rebounds, but provides no asset-specific target or timing.

Wintermute reportedly holds a short position in ENA.

The chart was described as very weak and lacking a clear uptrend; a bounce would not alter the bearish view without reclaiming key levels.

The speaker cited a wide-range pool yield of about 9% per month at the time and warned that high APRs may not last.

ENA fell sharply during market disruption but rebounded above some recent support levels; the host was tentatively constructive while cautioning that a bounce does not establish a lasting trend.

The speaker says the affected tokens had already been sold and were beginning to recover, with Binance buybacks potentially offsetting selling pressure; they see little case for shorting ENA after the initial sell-off.

The host wanted to see ENA lower and identified 1.7 as an area of interest, not a confirmed recommendation.

Listed among projects associated with stronger performance and fundamentals, but only as a watchlist mention without a detailed investment thesis.

Ethena Pay introduced a product advertising 12% yield on dollars through Ethena Earn Plus, involving leveraged ENA rewards. The hosts had not fully investigated the yield mechanics and warned against treating it as risk-free.

The host cited about $38 million of exposure and a decline from roughly $0.2175 to $0.17–$0.18 before a recovery to about $0.19; he was watching altcoins for potential buy zones.

The host was not confident in a long, citing falling price, unpredictable moves, and an unfavorable perceived risk-reward.

A trader was bullish on Ethena's longer-term prospects but also noted potential short-term resistance and suggested a small rally might be sold.

The host saw a possible bottoming pattern and described ENA as one of the stronger charts, with reclaiming $0.22 making the setup more encouraging.

Arthur Hayes reportedly sold ENA amid uncertainty. The host cautioned that Hayes's positioning is not a reliable standalone market signal.

Presented favorably as part of a broader stablecoin investment theme tied to potential demand for alternatives amid concerns about U.S. dollar debasement. The guest was not an expert on the protocol and offered little asset-specific risk or valuation analysis.

The speaker might consider a short after ENA tests resistance and consolidates, but generally avoids trading it because social-media posts can move its price.

Mentioned in a quoted post describing profit-taking and moving to the sidelines amid macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainty.

Recent price action was described as constructive, with support around $0.21–$0.22 and a potential bullish signal if price rose above an unspecified chart level.

Ethena was named among lending platforms associated with buybacks; no individual price target or trade recommendation was given.

The hosts viewed Ethena's use case and technical performance favorably, noting its rebound from the 10-week moving average and sustained momentum and volume.

The host named Ethena as a token that could benefit from crypto's growing revenue and trading activity, but gave no price target or revenue figures.

Mentioned as a major recipient of deposits through a Robinhood savings vault powered by Morpho and as a growth-oriented competitor to Syrup.

Mentioned as a tokenization protocol that could potentially benefit from sector growth, without a specific endorsement or investment recommendation.

Ethena powers EtherFi's stablecoin launch through its white-label product; the discussion offered no specific recommendation or price target.

The speaker bought Ethena with proceeds from trimming NEAR as part of a shift toward greater DeFi exposure; no specific thesis or price target was provided.

Ethena was named among projects associated with global markets and shared liquidity, but the discussion provided too little company-specific detail to assess its investment merits.

The host saw a possible major low, but said a stronger positive trend required reclaiming $0.25 and that the outcome could depend on the stock market.

Characterized as a cycle asset that may be held while the cycle is active but could lose momentum or become a laggard.

The bullish case cited potential benefits from stronger funding rates, USDe growth, token buybacks, improved tokenomics, and product catalysts. Counterarguments included valuation, reliance on incentives and basis-trade yields, limited deployment of USDe in the underlying strategy, and early card traction.

The host wanted ENA to form a bottom and hold its key level; the current area could be attractive if markets hold up, but broader weakness could push crypto lower.

Ethena was reported down 50% during the initial sell-off and later cited in connection with a 90% decline, though the measurement periods were unclear.

Mentioned in passing without substantive investment analysis or a price target.

Mentioned among projects represented at the conference, with no specific investment case discussed.

The host remains exposed but took profits after the position rose about threefold; no new entry target or specific risk assessment is provided.

Briefly named as an interesting project, but no supporting investment thesis, position, or target was provided.

The host discussed accumulation near the important chart area and said holding above roughly $0.19 would make the setup more comfortable; losing it could weaken the outlook.

Strongly bearish due to a persistent downtrend; the host cautioned against trying to pick a bottom.

Listed as a target-weight holding in the crypto basket; no further investment view is provided.

A sponsor described Ethena as having more than $7 billion in stablecoin supply and advertised an average 11% APY on sUSDe and zero depegs since launch. These were promotional claims, not independently evaluated, and the yield was not presented as guaranteed.

Mentioned as a constituent of a reported crypto basket, without individual analysis or endorsement.

Rhino said Ethena's previously bullish market structure had broken, expressing caution without a price target or entry recommendation.

The trader said ENA had weakened or broken a market structure that had previously looked bullish.

Its broader real-world-asset strategy and efforts to improve token value capture were viewed as potential positives, balanced by past supply and investor-overhang concerns.

Described as expanding products and liquidity across multiple chains; its treasury vehicle was noted as having traded at a steep discount before later performing strongly.

The potential token-demand case depends on growth in Ethena's cash-and-carry products and revenue allocated to ENA buybacks and burns; the speaker advises verifying the mechanism and activity.

ENA was named among established crypto assets receiving attention, with little individual analysis.

The host described a rise followed by consolidation and identified technical support levels, without presenting a fundamental thesis.

Speakers praised expansion toward real-world-asset perpetuals, a neobank, and payment cards, but noted a prior USDe depeg and security concerns.

Guests were bullish on USDe, potential yield from real-world-asset perpetuals, and expansion into neobank services. Risks include sustainability of yield, trust and safety, a brief USDe depeg, potential exploits, and the challenge of building distribution.