What top creators are saying about Ethereum(ETH)— Page 10
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Friday, October 2, 2026
ETH is referenced as the comparison asset in the ARB/ETH chart, which shows a rally followed by a pullback and consolidation; no specific price target or timeframe is stated.
Thursday, October 1, 2026
The hosts were strongly bullish on Ethereum's long-term technical roadmap, while stressing that the thesis depends on delivering upgrades and attracting developers and useful applications.
No Ethereum-specific outlook or price levels are given; it is mentioned in the context of the speaker's general warning against panic-selling and trying to buy back lower.
Ethereum is viewed as an important network, but the discussion questioned how much value ETH captures from activity built on it, noting limited fees from Robinhood Chain's launch.
Pal holds some ETH and views Ethereum as an established platform, but cautions that activity on networks built using its technology may generate little value for ETH holders.
The host says Ethereum needs to perform better and that it essentially broke even for him in the previous cycle; he holds less than he did in 2021 after losses associated with Celsius.
The host considers Ethereum mainnet too slow for high-frequency agent payments and criticizes the complexity of its layer-2 solutions for this use case.
Mentioned as a historical benchmark for venture-style crypto upside, not as a current buy or sell recommendation.
The host considers Ethereum relatively cheap compared with some other large-cap crypto assets. A security incident affected MetaMask-operated staking validators, but there was no indication that self-custody wallets or customer funds were affected.
Capital entering through Bitcoin ETFs might move into a spot ETH ETF, but could instead leave crypto for stocks or commodities. ETH dominance was also identified as a metric for assessing altcoin performance; no direct directional call was made.
A possible MetaMask-related exploit was discussed, but the host later called the reports a “nothing burger”; no confirmed exploit, trade recommendation, or price target was established.
The speaker favored scaling into a long around $2,696–$2,650, but the immediate setup had not triggered. A four-hour close below $2,600 invalidates the higher-timeframe thesis; short-term pressure was possible around the NFP report.
Ethereum was up around 2% in a generally positive crypto-market update, but no specific thesis or recommendation was given.
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
Trading around $2,695 on the daily chart and consolidating after a sharp rise.
ETH was used as the short leg of a relative-value trade against ZRO, not as an explicit prediction that ETH would fall in absolute terms. No standalone thesis or target was given.
A host shorted ETH as the hedge leg of a relative-value trade intended to isolate ZRO's potential outperformance; no broader bearish thesis or price target was offered.
Was moving sideways with resistance around $2,700; the host saw no rush to buy and expected it could remain range-bound until Bitcoin made a major move.
The host holds ETH, expects it to remain relevant through the current cycle, and uses it in decentralized-finance liquidity pools; no fresh buy recommendation or price target was given.
ETH was involved in the hack, and withdrawals resumed. Briefly higher inflows than outflows after reopening were described as a limited operational snapshot, not a reliable price or customer-retention signal.
The ETH/BTC breakout was viewed positively, but the longer-term case depends on real-world adoption and whether network activity creates value for ETH holders.
The speaker sees Ethereum as cautiously bullish by association with the broader altcoin outlook and improving manufacturing momentum, though it has been trending sideways and has not exceeded its 2021 high.
The longer-term view is bullish on a potential breakout from an accumulation channel, but near-term resistance, sideways trading, and bearish RSI and MACD divergence suggest a possible pullback.
Mentioned in a discussion about whether institutional ownership could change crypto volatility and historical cycle patterns; no Ethereum-specific trade or recommendation was given.
Included among liquid large-cap altcoins expected generally to follow Bitcoin higher, though the speaker gives no individual price target and cautions about choppiness and pullbacks.
Mentioned only as a market-price update; no investment thesis or recommendation was given.
Ethereum was around $2,700 in pre-market trading after initially rising following the inflation report. No specific target or recommendation was given.
Ethereum was included in the host's broad bullish view on crypto assets, but no specific thesis or target was provided.
Featured in short-term, highly leveraged competition trading; no longer-term outlook or price target was offered.
Mentioned in an advertisement for a separate podcast; no specific investment view, price target, or recommendation was given.
Could benefit if investors accept store-of-value assets beyond Bitcoin and Zcash, with sustainable ecosystem revenues potentially supportive. The hosts framed this as a possibility rather than a firm forecast.
Described as looking good, though the speaker is waiting for market pullbacks before expecting further upside.
Ethereum had not reclaimed the high-time-frame moving average being monitored, and its trend appeared less developed than some other crypto charts.
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
Mentioned in market commentary without a detailed investment case or price target.
The discussion is cautious, citing tapering ETF flows, transaction costs, and a high market-cap-to-daily-active-user comparison; possible fund rotation toward Solana is speculative.
John expects substantial upside by the top of the cycle, within a broader forecast of a potentially strong market period over the next 12 to 16 months. No specific price target is provided.
The discussion gives no directional view on Ether. Its generally close spot/perpetual pricing suits Paper Trade's initial risk model, but extreme leverage and fast price moves remain risks.
The broader setup is potentially bullish, but short-term resistance and consolidation remain possible. A strong move above the previous high near $2,800 could improve the short-term outlook.
Ethereum was discussed as a network that may need to handle growing AI-agent transaction volumes. A cited transaction-cost comparison favored the speaker's project, but was specific to one transaction set and not a general guarantee.
Mentioned as a large, visible crypto asset with ETF exposure, but the discussion provides no specific asset-level recommendation or forecast.
The host views Ethereum as a higher-risk addition for investors who already have at least 50% of their crypto portfolio in Bitcoin; no specific trade or price target is given.
The host's example portfolio showed about $1,180 in profit on ETH; no specific forecast was given, and the host cautioned that crypto assets can take a long time to recover.
Described as strong during the market snapshot, but no specific recommendation or developed investment thesis was offered.
The speaker said Ethereum had lagged and was beginning to wake up, and could benefit if altcoins strengthen broadly.
Ethereum is showing relative strength and rising dominance, but a breakout attempt was rejected and the speaker cautions that altcoin strength may be temporary.
Monday, September 28, 2026
The guest presents ETH as a potential long-term beneficiary of tokenization and on-chain finance, with value potentially supported by settlement demand, gas usage, and token burns. Adoption and value accrual remain uncertain, and no price target was provided.
Ethereum’s risk-model reading is 38, which the speaker groups among relatively low readings. No Ethereum-specific catalyst, recommendation, or price target is given.
Ethereum and its Layer 2 ecosystem account for a substantial share of LayerZero activity, and institutions often want to support the network. No direct recommendation to buy ETH is given.
Ethereum and its Layer 2 ecosystem reportedly generated about half of LayerZero's volume and remain a network institutions want to support. The discussion noted finality and cross-chain transfer risks and made no direct price prediction.
Friday, October 2, 2026
ETH is referenced as the comparison asset in the ARB/ETH chart, which shows a rally followed by a pullback and consolidation; no specific price target or timeframe is stated.
Thursday, October 1, 2026
The hosts were strongly bullish on Ethereum's long-term technical roadmap, while stressing that the thesis depends on delivering upgrades and attracting developers and useful applications.
No Ethereum-specific outlook or price levels are given; it is mentioned in the context of the speaker's general warning against panic-selling and trying to buy back lower.
Ethereum is viewed as an important network, but the discussion questioned how much value ETH captures from activity built on it, noting limited fees from Robinhood Chain's launch.
Pal holds some ETH and views Ethereum as an established platform, but cautions that activity on networks built using its technology may generate little value for ETH holders.
The host says Ethereum needs to perform better and that it essentially broke even for him in the previous cycle; he holds less than he did in 2021 after losses associated with Celsius.
The host considers Ethereum mainnet too slow for high-frequency agent payments and criticizes the complexity of its layer-2 solutions for this use case.
Mentioned as a historical benchmark for venture-style crypto upside, not as a current buy or sell recommendation.
The host considers Ethereum relatively cheap compared with some other large-cap crypto assets. A security incident affected MetaMask-operated staking validators, but there was no indication that self-custody wallets or customer funds were affected.
Capital entering through Bitcoin ETFs might move into a spot ETH ETF, but could instead leave crypto for stocks or commodities. ETH dominance was also identified as a metric for assessing altcoin performance; no direct directional call was made.
A possible MetaMask-related exploit was discussed, but the host later called the reports a “nothing burger”; no confirmed exploit, trade recommendation, or price target was established.
The speaker favored scaling into a long around $2,696–$2,650, but the immediate setup had not triggered. A four-hour close below $2,600 invalidates the higher-timeframe thesis; short-term pressure was possible around the NFP report.
Ethereum was up around 2% in a generally positive crypto-market update, but no specific thesis or recommendation was given.
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
Trading around $2,695 on the daily chart and consolidating after a sharp rise.
ETH was used as the short leg of a relative-value trade against ZRO, not as an explicit prediction that ETH would fall in absolute terms. No standalone thesis or target was given.
A host shorted ETH as the hedge leg of a relative-value trade intended to isolate ZRO's potential outperformance; no broader bearish thesis or price target was offered.
Was moving sideways with resistance around $2,700; the host saw no rush to buy and expected it could remain range-bound until Bitcoin made a major move.
The host holds ETH, expects it to remain relevant through the current cycle, and uses it in decentralized-finance liquidity pools; no fresh buy recommendation or price target was given.
ETH was involved in the hack, and withdrawals resumed. Briefly higher inflows than outflows after reopening were described as a limited operational snapshot, not a reliable price or customer-retention signal.
The ETH/BTC breakout was viewed positively, but the longer-term case depends on real-world adoption and whether network activity creates value for ETH holders.
The speaker sees Ethereum as cautiously bullish by association with the broader altcoin outlook and improving manufacturing momentum, though it has been trending sideways and has not exceeded its 2021 high.
The longer-term view is bullish on a potential breakout from an accumulation channel, but near-term resistance, sideways trading, and bearish RSI and MACD divergence suggest a possible pullback.
Mentioned in a discussion about whether institutional ownership could change crypto volatility and historical cycle patterns; no Ethereum-specific trade or recommendation was given.
Included among liquid large-cap altcoins expected generally to follow Bitcoin higher, though the speaker gives no individual price target and cautions about choppiness and pullbacks.
Mentioned only as a market-price update; no investment thesis or recommendation was given.
Ethereum was around $2,700 in pre-market trading after initially rising following the inflation report. No specific target or recommendation was given.
Ethereum was included in the host's broad bullish view on crypto assets, but no specific thesis or target was provided.
Featured in short-term, highly leveraged competition trading; no longer-term outlook or price target was offered.
Mentioned in an advertisement for a separate podcast; no specific investment view, price target, or recommendation was given.
Could benefit if investors accept store-of-value assets beyond Bitcoin and Zcash, with sustainable ecosystem revenues potentially supportive. The hosts framed this as a possibility rather than a firm forecast.
Described as looking good, though the speaker is waiting for market pullbacks before expecting further upside.
Ethereum had not reclaimed the high-time-frame moving average being monitored, and its trend appeared less developed than some other crypto charts.
Tuesday, September 29, 2026
Mentioned in market commentary without a detailed investment case or price target.
The discussion is cautious, citing tapering ETF flows, transaction costs, and a high market-cap-to-daily-active-user comparison; possible fund rotation toward Solana is speculative.
John expects substantial upside by the top of the cycle, within a broader forecast of a potentially strong market period over the next 12 to 16 months. No specific price target is provided.
The discussion gives no directional view on Ether. Its generally close spot/perpetual pricing suits Paper Trade's initial risk model, but extreme leverage and fast price moves remain risks.
The broader setup is potentially bullish, but short-term resistance and consolidation remain possible. A strong move above the previous high near $2,800 could improve the short-term outlook.
Ethereum was discussed as a network that may need to handle growing AI-agent transaction volumes. A cited transaction-cost comparison favored the speaker's project, but was specific to one transaction set and not a general guarantee.
Mentioned as a large, visible crypto asset with ETF exposure, but the discussion provides no specific asset-level recommendation or forecast.
The host views Ethereum as a higher-risk addition for investors who already have at least 50% of their crypto portfolio in Bitcoin; no specific trade or price target is given.
The host's example portfolio showed about $1,180 in profit on ETH; no specific forecast was given, and the host cautioned that crypto assets can take a long time to recover.
Described as strong during the market snapshot, but no specific recommendation or developed investment thesis was offered.
The speaker said Ethereum had lagged and was beginning to wake up, and could benefit if altcoins strengthen broadly.
Ethereum is showing relative strength and rising dominance, but a breakout attempt was rejected and the speaker cautions that altcoin strength may be temporary.
Monday, September 28, 2026
The guest presents ETH as a potential long-term beneficiary of tokenization and on-chain finance, with value potentially supported by settlement demand, gas usage, and token burns. Adoption and value accrual remain uncertain, and no price target was provided.
Ethereum’s risk-model reading is 38, which the speaker groups among relatively low readings. No Ethereum-specific catalyst, recommendation, or price target is given.
Ethereum and its Layer 2 ecosystem account for a substantial share of LayerZero activity, and institutions often want to support the network. No direct recommendation to buy ETH is given.
Ethereum and its Layer 2 ecosystem reportedly generated about half of LayerZero's volume and remain a network institutions want to support. The discussion noted finality and cross-chain transfer risks and made no direct price prediction.