How to Retire off Ethereum in 1 Year

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[michaelbrown]

Mrs Jane is legit and her method works like magic I keep on earning every single week with her new strategy

[kylewaugh]

That crazy I had 50.3 eth and bought them from 150 range all the way to 1230 and just sold for 55k a lil too early after the price pump but I was holding since 2017 and watched it hit 32k in 2018 and didn't touch it because I felt I wasn't ready to manage that lump some and also felt it could do better. Well it took about 2 years later and I was right! Now I'm 26 and I turned a 15k invested into 6 figures just by doing what you mentioned in your videos, multiple cryptos and holding for the long term deff need to do more research on this staking I manged to get 17eth back in my mits but I want that 10% apr my 25k ALGO literally make me 4 coins a day I love watching that money go up for just having the coin!

[kmanriqu]

Sound great but you eth payments are taxable as income. Correct they are not short term capital gains. Check with an accountant before you consider any plan.

[shadetree]

I thought this was how to retire in 1 year from ETH, but all he talks about is a long term strategy.

[leevy]

I already knew....but this video made me realize i have no idea what's going on with crypto. Haha

[PhillipandMolly]

I started buying ETH at 200$ I am still buying it.

[Danabott]

Hey DappU - important vid but you left out Celsius Network app: no minimum # ETH, 5.05% interest per year, and withdraw at any time if an emergency comes up. I have used Celsius for 2 years with no problems. Staking has a lockup and you could lose ETH.

[KT-edhj]

"put it into something as passive income, and then you keep it as ether that can earn you passive income, then you won't owe taxes" bro wtf are you talking about?

[banzobeans]

Did I miss the "1 year" part?

[MondoProducer]

When you post your next class I'll sign up. I missed the last. I'm subscribed so I think I'll get a notification

[geoffreytbh]

I don't even have 1 ETH yet so no staking for me. Would love advice for noobs that are just entering and can really only afford 200$/biweekly. Basically now I'm just buying ETH every pay

[TheStereoField]

The math doesn’t really work here. So even with 32 ETH, which i assume most people don’t have, lets say hypothetically it goes to 10k sometime soon. And let’s say the staking reward rate stays at 10%. That’s 320k USD, which is earning you 32k / year if you don’t compound any of it. That’s basically the poverty line in the US.

[mattyj]

I invested in wise token because it’s backed by Ethereum. What do you all think about wise? Good or bad call?

[briansmad]

The problem with staking is it’s not that much in gains, if I keep my ETH or other alt coins ready to trade and sell I make great gains fast. I take those gains and buy more ETH and BTC. Worrying about hacking is like worrying about your credit card getting stolen, which statistically happens far more.

[imayberight]

Dear Millennials,
There's no such word as 'excetra', as in, "Excetra, excetra, " as we heard in this video.
The word is 'etcetera' and its abbreviation is 'etc.' (From Latin: "et cetera.")
Seriously.
If you don't believe me, just 'aks' a dictionary.
And, as long as we're at it, as it may also apply to someone reading this, there is no such thing as 'expresso'. It's "espresso." Hopefully, you already know this one if you're using the word regularly.
Tell your friends.
You're welcome. :)

[bhatiadjc]

Greetings Gregory: Exchanges such as Binance and Kraken allow you to stake ETH. Know you don't need the full 32 ETH to stake your ETH on Binance, but other than that, what are the pros / cons of staking on an exchange rather than running your validator node (need 32 ETH). Thank you kindly

[xiaodre]

22% plus a bunch of new coin in energi. ethereum is locked up when staked. the downside is that if a node does not show 99% uptime on the internet, they freaking slash your 32 eth in half. they basically take it. its nuts, high risk for low reward.

[sherryg]

What is considered long term ? 5yr 10yr 25yr ?

[eCodEyTube]

I watched this video 2.25 times to see if he actually says anything about how to "stake" your ETH, but I'm not seeing it.

[DeanCorbitt]

Take a piece of your Eth and stake it in NRGY Defi. You can take it out whenever you want. NRGY also has a dApp that allows you to wrap your Eth and put it in a holding area if you want to maintain your value of Eth if you feel Eth is going down in value. It's called NRGY Bridge.