#EthereumSurpasses2500USDT Uptober 2026 – Shall we take stock? ☕
Well, it’s October 11. I’m looking at the charts, drinking my coffee, and thinking something weird is going on. The market is schizophrenic: the Bitcoin ETF saw **$119 M$ in inflows** last Tuesday (after -$90 M$ the day before), but BTC then fell back below $84,000 $ shortly afterward [reference:0]. Meanwhile, Ether ETFs have seen **6 straight sessions of outflows**, with $202 M$ fleeing on Tuesday.
Translation: people are buying the BTC dip but panicking about ETH. Classic.
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The thing nobody is paying enough attention to
Ethereum just launched Glamsterdam on the Sepolia testnet on October 6. It’s the biggest scalability upgrade since the Merge. The gas limit is going from 60M to a target of 200M. And nobody’s really talking about it because everyone is obsessed with prices.
Raoul Pal put it better than I could: "A strong dollar and high yields are stifling liquidity. But as soon as AI takes a breather, money will flow back into crypto."
And he adds something I think is being underestimated: "The economic activity generated by AI agents is more likely to flow toward #Ethereum and #solana than toward Bitcoin."
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The line that made me smile this week
Arthur Hayes posted something I read three times: "The market has to climb a 'wall of worry.' In 2017, it was the block-size war; in 2020, Covid; in 2023, FTX... In 2026, it’s FUD around AI and crypto."
And he concludes bluntly: "Money will be printed, positions will rise."
I don’t know if that’s wisdom or cope. Probably both.
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The thing I’m keeping in mind
CZ said a few weeks ago: "Every dip is an opportunity." He later clarified that it was probably luck, and that he’s "only right slightly more than 50% of the time, because I’m always bullish."
At least he’s honest.
✌️
Well, it’s October 11. I’m looking at the charts, drinking my coffee, and thinking something weird is going on. The market is schizophrenic: the Bitcoin ETF saw **$119 M$ in inflows** last Tuesday (after -$90 M$ the day before), but BTC then fell back below $84,000 $ shortly afterward [reference:0]. Meanwhile, Ether ETFs have seen **6 straight sessions of outflows**, with $202 M$ fleeing on Tuesday.
Translation: people are buying the BTC dip but panicking about ETH. Classic.
---
The thing nobody is paying enough attention to
Ethereum just launched Glamsterdam on the Sepolia testnet on October 6. It’s the biggest scalability upgrade since the Merge. The gas limit is going from 60M to a target of 200M. And nobody’s really talking about it because everyone is obsessed with prices.
Raoul Pal put it better than I could: "A strong dollar and high yields are stifling liquidity. But as soon as AI takes a breather, money will flow back into crypto."
And he adds something I think is being underestimated: "The economic activity generated by AI agents is more likely to flow toward #Ethereum and #solana than toward Bitcoin."
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The line that made me smile this week
Arthur Hayes posted something I read three times: "The market has to climb a 'wall of worry.' In 2017, it was the block-size war; in 2020, Covid; in 2023, FTX... In 2026, it’s FUD around AI and crypto."
And he concludes bluntly: "Money will be printed, positions will rise."
I don’t know if that’s wisdom or cope. Probably both.
---
The thing I’m keeping in mind
CZ said a few weeks ago: "Every dip is an opportunity." He later clarified that it was probably luck, and that he’s "only right slightly more than 50% of the time, because I’m always bullish."
At least he’s honest.
✌️