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Re: [ANN] [STR$] STRONG$ Coin - kHeavyHash | PoW
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bitquad
on 01/12/2024, 07:39:16 UTC
Looks good !
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MOVED: DogWifTools: Micro Buys, Bundled Buys, Micro Sells, Volume Bot Features
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bitquad
on 01/12/2024, 06:53:03 UTC
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[SOFT]DogWifTools: Micro Buys, Bundled Buys, Micro Sells, Volume Bot Features
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bitquad
on 30/11/2024, 09:11:37 UTC







Introducing DogWifTools: Micro Buys, Bundled Buys, Micro Sells, and Volume Bot Features

DogWif Tools is designed to be an all-in-one solution for crypto traders and token developers, particularly those operating on the Solana blockchain.
Since its inception, DogWifTools has been praised for its innovative toolset and user-friendly design.
Key Features




  Token Creation: DogWif Tools allows users to launch new tokens in-house, complete with metadata such as token pictures
 and vanity token addresses ending in “pump”. This feature simplifies the process of creating and managing new tokens.




    Wallet Management: Users can generate or import up to 20 wallets with a single prompt for each new launch.
The tool also facilitates the distribution of SOL through JITO, ensuring successful transaction funding.
Additionally, it includes anti-bubble map detection to obfuscate the connection to the origin wallet.

    Selling Strategies: DogWif Tools provides flexibility in selling positions, allowing users to exit positions in all wallets instantly or sell a certain percentage of wallet positions.
 Ladder selling with custom-set delays between transactions and the ability to sell tokens on Raydium are also included.

    Volume Generation: The platform features JITO Bundles for buying and selling through in-house bundles,
 mimicking real volume with custom buying/selling logic, and supporting microbuy spam mode for increased volume.

    User Interface: DogWif Tools boasts a clean, intuitive UI that makes navigating and utilizing its extensive functionality straightforward.
The well-designed dashboard enhances the user experience, making it accessible to both novice and experienced users.

    Efficiency: The comprehensive feature set streamlines various crypto activities, saving time and effort.

    Flexibility: Advanced selling strategies and volume generation modes cater to diverse user needs.

    User-Friendly: The clean UI and intuitive design make it easy to navigate and use.





Free 72 hours version:

https://github.com/dogwiftools-demo/DOGWIFTOOLS/releases/download/1.0.0/dogwiftools-v1.0.0-demo72h.zip


Full lifetime version you can buy at our shop

Site: https://dogwiftools.fun

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DogWifTools: Micro Buys, Bundled Buys, Micro Sells, Volume Bot Features
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DogWifTools: Micro Buys, Bundled Buys, Micro Sells, Volume Bot Features
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bitquad
on 30/11/2024, 08:48:17 UTC





Introducing DogWifTools: Micro Buys, Bundled Buys, Micro Sells, and Volume Bot Features

DogWif Tools is designed to be an all-in-one solution for crypto traders and token developers, particularly those operating on the Solana blockchain.
Since its inception, DogWifTools has been praised for its innovative toolset and user-friendly design.
Key Features




  Token Creation: DogWif Tools allows users to launch new tokens in-house, complete with metadata such as token pictures
 and vanity token addresses ending in “pump”. This feature simplifies the process of creating and managing new tokens.




    Wallet Management: Users can generate or import up to 20 wallets with a single prompt for each new launch.
The tool also facilitates the distribution of SOL through JITO, ensuring successful transaction funding.
Additionally, it includes anti-bubble map detection to obfuscate the connection to the origin wallet.

    Selling Strategies: DogWif Tools provides flexibility in selling positions, allowing users to exit positions in all wallets instantly or sell a certain percentage of wallet positions.
 Ladder selling with custom-set delays between transactions and the ability to sell tokens on Raydium are also included.

    Volume Generation: The platform features JITO Bundles for buying and selling through in-house bundles,
 mimicking real volume with custom buying/selling logic, and supporting microbuy spam mode for increased volume.

    User Interface: DogWif Tools boasts a clean, intuitive UI that makes navigating and utilizing its extensive functionality straightforward.
The well-designed dashboard enhances the user experience, making it accessible to both novice and experienced users.

    Efficiency: The comprehensive feature set streamlines various crypto activities, saving time and effort.

    Flexibility: Advanced selling strategies and volume generation modes cater to diverse user needs.

    User-Friendly: The clean UI and intuitive design make it easy to navigate and use.





Free 72 hours version:

https://github.com/dogwiftools-demo/DOGWIFTOOLS/releases/download/1.0.0/dogwiftools-v1.0.0-demo72h.zip


Full lifetime version you can buy at our shop

Site: https://dogwiftools.fun

X: https://x.com/dogwiftools








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Re: How long till we DOGE at $1
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bitquad
on 21/11/2024, 01:25:39 UTC
Hi.. There’s been a lot of recent hype around Dogecoin, especially following Donald Trump’s win. The price action has shown some strong bullish candlesticks, likely influenced by Elon Musk’s frequent post about it even naming an upcoming government organization with the initials.

At the moment, I’m considering staking Doge here because the
APR looks quite attractive and it's also flexible.. My plan is to hold it for the long term, ideally until it potentially reaches $1—or even higher, depending on the market hype


Do you think it’s realistic for Doge to achieve $1 in the near future??
Doge is a POW network, not POS. If someone is staking your DOGE it means they are gambling with it and when the rug gets pulled you lose.

Staking Dogecoin (DOGE) in the traditional sense is not possible because Dogecoin operates on a proof-of-work consensus mechanism, not a proof-of-stake. However, there are alternative methods to earn a return on your DOGE holdings through custodial services.
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Re: Dog Wif Hat: The Cutest Investment You Didn’t Know You Needed!
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bitquad
on 21/11/2024, 01:22:53 UTC
This coin and many other coins like Bonk, Popcat, and Grass that were created some weeks ago, and others increased so significantly, but their potential to grow may not last long. Wait till the next 4 years and let us see another bull period and see if the coins will be worth it, or if they will be like the old coins of that time while investors will prefer the new coins of that time as they dumped many old coins as usual. I guess they can not be a good investment in the long term.
One thing I noticed with all these coins is that the ability to increase in price at the beginning is not always hard and a lot of them surge so high in their price at the beginning, but along the line, it becomes the same story with all other altcoins raising, dumping and not being able to rise again, and so have this particular coin exhibited that characteristics and we need to pay closer attention to that at some point.

What I have noticed with them is that, if you want to invest in this kind of project, make sure to have a short-term investment plan and at that, as long as the price is high, you can do well to sell, and not attach too many emotions to them, and don't hold this coins when there are already listed on so many exchanges because the more the exchange the more the price become weaker to rise.
Correct. Look at Shiba Inu for example. It made huge gains in the beginning.
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Re: Dogecoin Possibly the Official US Crypto?
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bitquad
on 21/11/2024, 00:50:50 UTC
Elon really needs to drop the DOGE obsession if he wants to be taken seriously in this administration. Elon was a huge part of helping Trump claim victory, there is no doubt about that but if this Republican administration is to promote crypto then it needs to be Bitcoin & hopefully as a government reserve asset.
The DOGE department has Trump's approval.

The Department of Government Efficiency[a] (DOGE) is a planned United States presidential advisory commission announced by Donald Trump, the president-elect of the United States, in preparation for his second term as U.S. president. It will be led by the billionaire businessman Elon Musk and the entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy. Despite its name, DOGE is not intended to function as a federal executive department, the creation of which would require the approval of the U.S. Congress.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Department_of_Government_Efficiency
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Re: Dogecoin Possibly the Official US Crypto?
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bitquad
on 21/11/2024, 00:47:04 UTC
And with Elon's competitive personality you know he wants to surpass Bezos as the richest man in the world.
Elon passed Bezos a while ago. Elon is already the world's "richest". There may be others with more money but they are not publicly listed.  Grin

https://www.forbes.com/real-time-billionaires/#415d76ab3d78

Elon: $315.7 billion
Jeff: $218.8 billion
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Re: Solana Shatters Records: Over 2000 TPS Achieved!
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bitquad
on 07/05/2024, 07:22:04 UTC

I myself have seen where the dev team and Solana leaders turns down topics on anything being implemented that would make Solana itself less decentralized, so to me based on first hand sight I could not agree with you at all. This is definitely a huge feat being accomplished by Solana.

Solona has achieved extraordinary achievements because it has succeeded in being superior to other cryptocurrencies in terms of transaction speed. They are still successful at the top, however their performance is very good for now, we hope so in the future.

Majority of the transactions are voting. So it needs all that TPS just to satisfy voting.
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Re: Solana price predictions and developement?
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bitquad
on 07/05/2024, 07:18:23 UTC
In my opinion, Solana is one of the altcoins that has very high potential and popularity in the crypto market, even though currently Solana is rarely talked about, Solana is very worthy of being a long-term investment, the proof is that up to now Solana can still survive and still is in the top 10 CMC, to be honest, I personally still keep Solana even though it's not that much, but the profits I get now are very good,
With the way they manage their network congestion right now, that's going to be a thing that we won't see very soon, they need to deal with the congestion in the network first before that can happen and despite how easy it is to navigate their network and the projects and airdrops that are working on them, I hold on to hope that they're going to be really big someday, they've been making a lot of projects as of late and it's not something that I'm going to be dismissive about, them projects will just keep on making Solana more renowned to more and more people and potential investors.

Solana is having a bad time with large number of it's transactions failing. This is not a good outlook for the hyped chain but I hope they'll be able to fix it with some updates. One of the reason for such failure is the sharp increase in transactions recently mostly coming in from bots. The congestion of the solana network has not only hurt the price of Solana but also memecoins based on the network. I'm still bullish even on these circumstances as the growth of Solana is unprecedent and if they be able to solve it a little bit, the price would easily jump to 300.
I just checked and the Solana transaction failure rate is a bit lower than a few days or weeks ago. But we'll have to see if it holds up. Still looks like more than 50% are failing.

https://solanabeach.io/transactions
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Re: Solana price predictions and developement?
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bitquad
on 07/05/2024, 07:15:43 UTC
Does solana network ready for huge demand?
What you think of solana price ? Does solana are high supply or limited supply coin compared others ?
So i think we see 7000$ price because supply and demand but even that much gain it's not life Changing gain so that's why i don't try to get rich with alt coins neither with btc but it's nice to some gains.
But now the sol is hot specially when other coins are sleeping what's the solana price targets ?
Are you fan of solana ? Im big fan of solana i think it's the best chain i want to invest more into.

$7k  that is too huge in my opinion, all time high is $260. So let's say it goes 10x, so that's around $2600 only. Yes, I know that it is hot, but not sure how can it get to $7000 unless there is some whales going to pour their money in the market, and when he sees that price, sell and get out.

So it's better to put a conservative estimate around $3,000, at least you will not be frustrated if it doesn't goes to the price that you are expecting. I have nothing against Solana, it's a great project, but still remains to be seen as there are a lot of competitions.
That guy does not understand tokenomics and the circulating supply. Solana has inflation also. At current supply levels it would have a market cap of over $3 trillion @ $7,000 per SOL. 10 years from now the Solana supply will be around 725 million SOL. SOL @ $7,000 would equal a market cap of over $5 trillion. If the dollar completely hyperfinflates then sure, SOL could reach that price. But so will a lot of cryptocurrencies. I see BNB @ $7,000 before SOL.
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Re: One rig different GPUs
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bitquad
on 11/10/2023, 17:39:16 UTC
Mixing AMD & Nvidia GPUs isn't really a problem for the HW, it just complicates managing drivers & software.

There are no problems in Hive OS and similar systems, but you just have to run 2 miners and configure the numbers of video cards in each miner that will mine the required coins.
But of course it’s easier to mine so that the farm mines only 1 coin.
If you mine ETC with Phoenixminer you can run one instance for Nvidia and AMD. And Claymore's Eth Manager also reads Phoenixminer's stats.
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Re: One rig different GPUs
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bitquad
on 11/10/2023, 17:37:55 UTC
Hello,

Is it possible to get a mining rig and install different GPU brands to mine? For example I want to buy a rig and then install AMD(550, radeon 6800xt) & Nvidia (2080, 3070, 3090). Would it be possible to have different GPU's hooked to a rig?
Yes it is possible. I mined Ethereum for years with rigs that had 7x1070ti and 6xRX580 connected to an Asus M250 Mining Expert Motherboard. Each rig had 4 high efficiency power supplies. OS was Windows 10. I still have the rigs, they are just currently shut off. I need to clean them. It all still works. I had one RX580 failure and two 1070ti. Still need to try and repair them.
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Re: Capital Gains Taxes - How do you know which BTC or ETH was sold?
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bitquad
on 04/10/2023, 05:46:11 UTC
Edit: I found this link which is helpful. Still not sure how to actually implement it.

Examples of using each cost basis accounting method
Let's assume that an investor purchases 5 BTC over time, with the following prices and dates of purchase:

- January 1, 2021: 1 BTC for $10,000

- February 1, 2021: 1 BTC for $12,000

- March 1, 2021: 1 BTC for $9,000

- April 1, 2021: 1 BTC for $15,000

- May 1, 2021: 1 BTC for $18,000

The investor sells 3 BTC on September 1, 2021, each for $20,000 for a total of $60,000

Using FIFO:

Under FIFO, the investor will sell the first three BTC purchased: those bought on January 1, February 1, and March 1. The cost basis will be calculated by adding the purchase prices of those three units as follows:

- Cost basis = ($10,000 + $12,000 + $9,000) = $31,000.

The profit realized on the sale will be:

- Profit = $60,000 - $31,000 = $29,000

Using LIFO:

Under LIFO, the investor will sell the three most recently purchased units: those bought on March 1, April 1, and May 1. The cost basis will be calculated by adding the purchase prices of those three units as follows:

- Cost basis = ($9,000 + $15,000 + $18,000) = $42,000.

The profit realized on the sale will be:

- Profit = $60,000 - $42,000 = $18,000

Using HIFO:

Under HIFO, the investor will use the three highest-cost Bitcoins as follows:

- Cost basis = ($18,000 + $15,000 + $12,000) = $45,000

The profit realized on the sale will be:

- Profit = $60,000 - $45,000 = $15,000

As you can see, each cost basis accounting method results in a different profit and tax liability for the investor. It's important to understand the pros and cons of each method and choose the one that works best for your specific situation.

https://www.accointing.com/en-US/blog/crypto-cost-basis
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Re: Capital Gains Taxes - How do you know which BTC or ETH was sold?
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bitquad
on 04/10/2023, 05:39:38 UTC
They mention the cost basis in this article.

But when you sell your crypto, is there a place where you can enter the cost basis of the asset? Can you say this BTC had a cost basis of $30,000?

https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/07/calculategains.asp
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Capital Gains Taxes - How do you know which BTC or ETH was sold?
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bitquad
on 04/10/2023, 05:33:30 UTC
⭐ Merited by vapourminer (1)
Hi,

Let's say you purchase crypto assets via a dollar cost average method every month for 5 years. Or you mined BTC or ETH (when it was POW) over a period of 5 years. Each month your BTC or ETH balance increases. The asset prices go up and down during this period. Which means your purchase price varies over this time period.

Then in the 6th year you cash out say 1 BTC or 10 ETH. How do you determine which BTC or ETH you just sold? Was it the BTC / ETH you bought / mined in the first year? Or the second, third, fourth or fifth years? If you mined BTC / ETH I understand that you have to pay income tax at the price you were paid every year. The capital gains tax is what confuses me. There is no way to tell when you sell BTC or ETH, at which year it was acquired. It's just all pooled into one wallet.

Example:

Year 1:
Bought 1 BTC for $20,000

Year 2:
Bought 1 BTC for $30,000

Year 3:
Bought 1 BTC for $15,000

Year 4:
Bought 1 BTC for $10,000

Year 5:
Bought 1 BTC for $12,000

Balance after 5 years:
5 BTC

Year 6:
Sell 1 BTC for $25,000.

What is your capital gains tax? Which BTC is used to calculate the capital gains tax? Year 1, 2, 3, 4, 5?
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Re: Bitcoin - what is your plan when we reach $100k?
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bitquad
on 04/05/2023, 00:54:30 UTC
Holding is the safest move in cryptocurrency as it could save one from unnecessary losses and as such it seems like the smartest move to me. The likes of trading and selling IDOs requires one to have more knowledge about crypto and Also to been informed about its happenings every time and this is usually hard for someone new in bitcoin. Whereas holding is just buying low or through DCA method and leaving them off in a secure wallet till they hit the profit target.
True. Someone might have sold 1,000 or more BTC when Bitcoin reached $300. Perhaps they never bought back 1,000 BTC. Maybe they bought back 500 BTC when the price was at $1,000.

The final winner will be the individual that holds 1,000 BTC till it hits $1 million or more.
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Re: how fast do you earn ETH by staking?
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bitquad
on 29/04/2023, 19:52:56 UTC
I have some funds earning ETH on Coinbase at 3.72%. That means if you have 1 ETH sitting on Coinbase for a year, you’ll earn something like $6 worth of ETH per month. Not exactly retirement money but there’s also hope that the value of the ETH will increase giving you a gain and raising the amount of monthly interest you receive from staking.
So far I have earned around 4.2 ETH via staking on Coinbase. I started staking in 2021. I plan on starting multiple solo staking with ETH. I am not interested in trading crypto because of the tax nightmare. I'd rather accumulate more ETH slowly via staking and pay taxes on the interest payouts. I personally am bullish about Ethereum and think it will go well above $10,000 eventually. It might even go to $180,000 - per Cathie Wood. Of course, Bitcoin would be at around $1 million or more. The way I see it the Ethereum supply is 6x the Bitcoin supply so it makes sense for Ethereum to eventually settle at 1/6 of the BTC price.  A fair value ETH price with BTC at $29,000 is around $4,800. Ethereum is currently undervalued compared to Bitcoin. And we can thank Gary Gensler of course for that.

https://ultrasound.money/

Judging by that admission and looking at my interest rate proclamation I would assume that you have around 50 ETH staked then. Certainly a great deal of money and more than most here. That likely earns you around $300 a month in more ETH at current prices, which isn’t bad for doing nothing. I for one am glad to see earning expectations is crypto coming back down to reality.
I staked 40 ETH (Max at the time) in May 2021. Then in February 2022 I added another 28 ETH. So for the past year, I staked 68 ETH on Coinbase. Coinbase takes a 25% admin fee. I have ETH on Binance also but not staking it currently.

I can make more with solo staking but am then responsible for configuration, maintenance, updates, etc. As well as the electrical costs associated with the validator. I already have the hardware and I think the electrical costs should not be too bad. We occasionally lose internet and storm-related power outages once or twice yearly. Not sure if these outages would impact the validators much.

So you have over $100k on an centralized exchange, which can be hacked every time and this for an interest of $7k in 2 years? Not worth the risk  Cheesy

There are much better and safer opportunities.

I agree but worse yet eth has crashed vs dollar.

 eth was 4000 in may 2021 it is 1880 now.

Eth was 2500 in feb 2022 it is  1880.

so 40 x 4000   = 160,000
and 28 x 2500 =  70,000
total $ value invested = 230,000

coins are 68 x 1850 = 125,800.

3.75% x 68 = 2.55 coins a year or maybe 5 coins or maybe 9250 cash

so if he cashes in 125,800 + 9250 = 135,050

230,000 = 135,050 he has a long way to break even.

As for the USD if you live in the USA and it hyper inflates the country will fall apart.

Hyperinflation means

50% per month.

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/h/hyperinflation.asp

"What Is Hyperinflation?
Hyperinflation is a term to describe rapid, excessive, and out-of-control general price increases in an economy. While inflation measures the pace of rising prices for goods and services, hyperinflation is rapidly rising inflation, typically measuring more than 50% per month.'

SO  may 2021 1 dollar for a dozen eggs means

June 2021 >>>>>   1.50
July. 2021 >>>>>   2.25
August 2021 >>>    3.37
Sept 2021 >>>>     5.06
Oct  2021 >>>>>   7.59
Nov 2021 >>>>> 11.38
Dec 2021 >>>>> 17.07

Jan 2022 >>>>> 25.60
Feb 2022 >>>>> 38.40
Mar 2022 >>>>> 57.61
Apr 2022 >>>>> 84.41
May 2022 >>>> 129.62
June  194.43
July   291.65
Aug   437.48
Sept  656.20
Oct   984.34
Nov 1476.51
Dec 2214.76

Jan   3322.14
Feb   4983.22
Mar   7474.83
Apr 11212.24            this would be todays price of eggs if we had hyperinflation I saw eggs at 3.99 this week

if you live in the USA and are planning for hyperinflation you should be

1) buying food the keeps for years
2) putting in solar with off grid battery ability
3) own an all electric car
4) lots of guns and ammo

Frankly if the USA were to suffer real hyperinflation we have 400 million guns.  A shit ton of people would be shooting each other.

As for Eth and staking. I rather be staking I bonds but the limit is 10 k a year.

Staking eth at 1850 a coin on coinbase is fine, but also think about some I bonds = For USA citizens only
Bitcoin also crashed against the dollar. It was $68,763 and now it is $29,441.

Let's see:

29,441 / 68,763 = 0.428
1,915 / 4,896 = 0.391

So yes, BTC has slightly outperformed ETH from all-time high prices, no doubt helped by Gary Gensler with his BS.

I am bullish on ETH. This is a Bitcoin Forum, so some people here hate Ethereum. I get it.

The tokenomics of ETH is better than BTC at the moment. It is deflationary. And what will happen with Bitcoin when miners receive a pittance in BTC for their mining efforts? Will fees support them? I see problems with Bitcoin's structure in the long run.
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Re: how fast do you earn ETH by staking?
by
bitquad
on 29/04/2023, 19:45:06 UTC
It's easy to look at the math and what has happened in the markets and call ETH staking dumb...  It's not like Bitcoin has done much better...  Personally, I had no intention of ever owning ETH and found myself with some (not a ton) that had accumulated through various means over the years.  I started staking it because why not?  Would I have been better off selling everything at the exact top, sure.  Is that realistic?  No.  I believe that ETH will return and hit new highs again someday.  Maybe then when you look back you'll realize that you weren't making a couple hundred bucks a month, but a couple thousand.  At that point it will look dumb not to have staked.

Crypto is fun.  Do all the things.  Stake.  Mine.  Spend.  Stack.  Do it all!  Just don't try to make money trading it back and forth.  Smiley

I think the people who found themselves with a decent amount of Ethereum done the right thing staking but as I said before they would be making much more if they converted to another coin like Zilliqa for example and Atomic Wallet has the built in exchange with the lowest fees so far so it is a good option.I am not saying that people who staked Ethereum have done wrong,they could have simply earned more if they converted ETH to another coin,in the end I strongly agree with you as I am doing the exact things,staking ZIL,mining RTM,ETH,ETC and ZIL,spending some of them,playing casino when I feel for it,in other words I am enjoying crypto to the fullest.
And then when you convert you have to pay taxes on it. Do I want to pay taxes on 100 ETH?! Hell no! I mined the ETH so I have to pay taxes on that already. I can deduct electrical and hardware costs.

Perhaps you live in an area where taxes are not an issue. I live in the USA and can't take that chance. Some might say move the ETH to a DEFI exchange and then convert. Well, you have to tell the IRS where that ETH went. You just cannot escape it.

So for me, it is better to leave the ETH as it was mined and stake it. I'll have to pay taxes on the yields.
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Re: ETH vs BTC future growth potential
by
bitquad
on 25/04/2023, 17:21:09 UTC
I hear a lot of voices saying that BTC's price will go through the roof when the monetary system goes down.
I've heard predictions of BTC going 4x in 2024. Others say 33x in years to come.

Is there any estimated guess on how high Ethereum can go?
While the growth of BTC depends on the loss of confidence in regular currencies (dollar, euro..) it seems that the growth of ETH is not dependent on this.
I often hear people talk about BTC value explosion, while it seems that growth of ETH price is more gradual and linear. So basically a lower expected return on investment.

Also, after BTC surviving for more than 10 years and not even the Chinese government being able to stop it, I am quite confident it can not be stopped.
But can ETH somehow be stopped? Confiscated or devalued when exchanges are attacked

The investment I can afford right now is 1 BTC and 1 ETH.
I barely have fixed costs for the next 2 years so I can slowly stack up.
But I don't know if the same amount is better invested in let's say 0.5 BTC and 5 ETH. That will depend on growth potential and safety
Also if the government somehow finds a way to attack BTC, owning 5 ETH can compensate for the other investment that didn't work out.
I would like to diversify, but don't find many suited options to diversify in.

As of today:

BTC VS ETH PERFORMANCE: 2018-2023 (5 YEARS)

BTC = 196.34%
ETH = 166.78%

BTC has outperformed ETH if you consider the past 5 years. If you took $10,000 and bought just BTC exactly 5 years ago you would have had a better return on your investment if you just held it.

BTC VS ETH PERFORMANCE: 2020-2023 (3 YEARS)

BTC = 266.20%
ETH = 875.05%

ETH has outperformed BTC if you consider the past 3 years. If you took $10,000 and bought just ETH exactly 3 years ago you would have had a better return on your investment if you just held it.

Note, at any given time frame these values change. BTC is the ultimate performer since inception since it started out below $1. But those days are long gone. So moving forward ETH could be outperforming BTC. If the SEC sues the Ethereum Foundation and tries to claim that ETH is a security then it could harm the price of Ethereum in a similar way XRP was held back by their lawsuit. If most governments become critical of POW mining it could affect BTC.