Searching for more mechanisms to Hedge ETH against price dump
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In the previous cycle I bought ETH at $200 and held it all the way till the price reached all time high like at $4800

My only mistake was I never sold it and eventually the price came down to $2k

But now in this cycle, I'm hedging all my positions anyway I can.

The only issue is 'Options' premiums are hella expensive and likely eat into profits

So, I have been trying to explore different ways one can hedge tokens in crypto.

I am currently aware of Gammaswap which hedge against impermanent loss on the LP tokens. There is a yield token as well for earning yields through hedging.

And then there is Autonomint which hedges against ETH price loss at an initial 0 cost. It has a stablecoin which can earn option premiums.

Then there is Rysk Finance where one call sell 'Covered Calls' or 'Puts' on ETH and earn yields from premiums.

What are other projects to hedge ETH and may be earn some yield along the way?

Help! ETH Deposit Sent but Wallet Balance Disappears
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A friend of mine has a wallet with a USDT balance. He told me that he wants to send this balance to Binance to cash out, but he can't because he has no ETH to pay the transaction fee. I tried depositing ETH, but the balance seems to vanish as soon as it arrives. Here’s the hash of the transaction: 0xefe28aa78c15732ee4c172eb2d99b10a9c9a327cb81d9a10f3b6504828fccacd.

I don’t know where this balance went. It appears to be some type of smart contract and gets automatically transferred to another wallet. Could his wallet have been scammed?

ETH keeps stalling... what gives?
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Since late August ETH has been stuck on repeat. It runs up 2 or 3 percent, hits around $4,500, then stalls out like clockwork. Today was another example of the same thing.

Is this just a clear resistance level everyone is selling into, or is there something bigger happening? Some people point to options pinning, others mention sell walls and thin liquidity above $4,500. ETF inflows may have cooled off, BTC dominance might be keeping ETH down, and perpetual funding resets could also be part of it. There is always the macro angle too with CPI and rate expectations keeping a lid on risk markets. On-chain flows from staking and L2 activity could also be adding steady supply.

If anyone here watches order books, open interest, or on-chain flows I would love to hear what you are seeing. And if you think ETH eventually breaks through this level, what would convince you first? Spot leading perps, a real volume spike, or ETF inflows picking back up?

Not trying to call a top or bottom, just curious why ETH keeps running into the same ceiling.

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