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Yep. Parking your ETH in a staking pool much better than in a traditional bank saving accounts. There’s a proliferation of services that make it easier and easi
by dmarcos 4y ago
Yep. Parking your ETH in a staking pool much better than in a traditional bank saving accounts. There’s a proliferation of services that make it easier and easier and can put any amount.
- spywaregorilla 4y agoMy bank account didn't drop 63% YTD though
- NotYourLawyer 4y agoOr 100% when it got hacked.
- kelseyfrog 4y agoMy loss, I guess
- calculatte 4y ago1 ETH = 1 ETH still.
- blep_ 4y agoThe numbers are irrelevant over time. Can you buy the same things for 1 ETH now as you could then?
- kodyo 4y agoDollars have similar problems, for more depraved reasons.
- calculatte 4y agoThat all depends on the time points you are comparing to. 1 ETH now is $1400. 3 years ago it was $180. Can you buy the same things for 1 USD as you could then? (no)
- blep_ 4y agoNo, but it's close. USD's swings are a hell of a lot less wild, even in high-inflation years.
- calculatte 4y agoThey certainly are less wild. It also only trends in one direction.
- glennvtx 4y agoNor did it go up thousands of percent over the past decade
- ycombobreaker 4y agoNobody parks cash at a bank looking for returns. They're looking for a stable store of value. ETH appreciation is not a selling point for replacing a bank, even if the return happens to be positive (right now, with hindsight).