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32 eth is such a small investment that it isn't that meaningfully different than 1 eth.

• pawelduda 4y ago
  Yeah, taking $4k (price it reached in the recent bull market). $4k vs $128k Literally the same numbers.
  • SilasX 4y ago
    Right, parent is overstating it, and that's fair to call out, but it's still a low barrier to entry (even without the staking pools). At the current price (where anyone can get in), it's ~$1660, so 32 ETH would be ~$53k. How many "paycheck-to-paycheck" households blew that much on a fancy new pickup truck? Or home remodel? Or extra interest charges on the lifetime of a home loan from stretching their budget?
    • jagger27 4y ago
      You’re joking right?
      • SilasX 4y ago
        Am I joking about the quantities of money that working families will spend on unnecessary stuff instead of investments while complaining about the inability to secure their financial futures? I am not.
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  • bowsamic 4y ago
    For the scales usually considered in the crypto scene these would be considered incidental