Hello anons. I am pretty close to making it, only need about a 7x to be set for life here in the states. Currently pretty much all in LINK. Is ETH a more guaranteed way of reaching my goal soon? Or will ETH 2.0 be a flop? I think trading all my LINK for eth now might be the safer option. I have been a linkie since assblaster but the upside for eth now is huge and seems like it is guaranteed to pump in the next few months
Also check out this japanese soup i made
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Nice soup. If you have reliable power and internet, and can spare locking up 32 ETH for 2 years, you may want to consider running an ETH 2.0 validator node. The earlier you get in, the higher your APR will be. Passive income is nice.
I’ve been trying to figure that out actually. So if you stake, your funds are locked for two years?
Bitcoin is pretty much certain to do a 7x from here, so I'd move to that since it's the safest coin, but if you wanna be a bit more adventurous a 50/50 BTC/ETH split would probably get you there anyway. I definitely wouldn't keep the majority in LINK anymore; too risky when you're so close to making it.
I can’t sell my linkies. I have 35k worth of other shit, ill just buy a couple bitcoins with that
Yeah same trying to figure out that as well. Having a computer be on 24/7 is kinda a deal breaker for me.
Unfortunately yes. I'm doing it but thats only because I'm heavily invested in ETH
If you buy ETH now you sell it at 0.1 BTC in 2021 sometime. That's a 3x in BTC, but since BTC is going to 100k you'll have a 5x on top.
Look into AWS
>So if you stake, your funds are locked for two years?
ETH 2 is rolling out in phases. Your funds would be locked until the ETH 1 chain docks with the ETH 2 chain in phase 1.5 which is estimated to occur in 1-2 years.
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The validator should run on a dedicated computer and have reliable internet and power. You should get a high quality router and UPS to connect to. I created a shopping list for myself and my frens or recommended parts (aiming to never have to upgrade so pretty decent specs).
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