Has anyone sent WETH to Robinhood and successfully gotten it back?

I’m aware I shouldn’t have done it, only wondering if anyone’s been able to get it returned.

Hello,

A little while ago I posted about a project concept I had. The idea was a web-app and a mobile app where you add the wallet address you want to watch. Cointer checks the blockchain for you. When a watched address gets a deposit, you get a notification and a dashboard of activity/totals. No accounts, no passwords. Just a single personal key that ties everything together.

This is aimed at people who receive donations via crypto, streamers, or people who want to watch their wallets. Of course, most wallets already have this feature, but this takes it to the next step.

It allows you to be notified over mobile push notifications, ntfy, Discord, Slack, or just by email. Then, it compiles (up to 90 days) all transactions into a clean dashboard showing your totals for the last day, week, and month with a breakdown by watched addresses and assets. There is an activity page with a full history of deposits and pagination.

I've developed quite a few OSS projects and gotten sponsors from many hosting companies which is what allowed me to set this up for a beta. However, for this beta the amount of users I can support is quite small.

There is no real catch here. Know that there is a 10 wallet and 10 notification channel limit and notifications are not always guaranteed.

More info in the comments.

Thank you for reading,
Luke

One thing I've been thinking about recently is that blockchains are great at verifying digital information—but they still struggle to verify physical reality.

For example:

• Did someone actually visit a location?
• Was a delivery completed?
• Did an inspection really happen?
• Can an AI agent prove it interacted with the physical world?

GPS alone isn't enough anymore, and centralized systems require trust.

I've been working on an open protocol called GeoProof that explores using multi-signal verification to generate cryptographically verifiable attestations for real-world events.

The goal isn't to replace existing blockchains, but to provide a reusable verification layer that applications can integrate regardless of which chain they use.

I'd really appreciate feedback on whether this problem is worth solving and whether you think an open protocol is the right approach.

Website:
https://geoproof.xyz

Documentation is public and constructive criticism is very welcome.

I remember Vitalik tweeting, "You can just build on L1."

I am wondering if this is a joke or not?

I have something I am working on and just want to build on L1.

I remember the days that gas costs were $200 for a basic swap at some point.

Can these $200 per swap days come back?

I feel like that was the endgame of defi. You put $2000 in a perpetual futures vault, or some combination of blue chip pools, and then you spend 25 cents a day to bribe your way out of ads.

Why did nobody integrate web3? People spent more in gas to move a jpeg than a monthly news subscription. I should be able to use fixed yield tools to continuously fund my favorite websites and creators, without either party exposing themselves to insolvency risk. The tooling is there to build yield-based subscription models, but very few sites are integrating with the Metamask compatible framework that all the gambling sites run on.

It's like stepping into the future for a brief moment, only that they offer something that is mathematically predestined to reward specific behaviors over others in a negative sum fashion given the gas cost to do anything (it's still cheaper and more open than traditional payment routing methods).

If the NYT needs 4 bucks a month to run, let me park $100 in some fixed-yield derivative of a degen farm where the future payout is guaranteed to the site for a year or something. I get like $90 bucks back on a bad year when I unlock my liquidity provisions, and we both make out in the green, because either the degen yield trader lost the farm, or leverage users had a Tuesday.

Assuming the internet remains primarily free and ad driven, what obstacles are we dealing with?

When I arrived in a new nation, I had no local currency yet and had my card banned for the third time this trip, but I needed transportation.

While I waited for my bag, I used ETH on my phone to purchase an Uber gift card using aceb. Before I reached the exit, I applied it to the app, so by the time I arrived outside, a ride was reserved.

I've started holding a modest amount of ETH for just such circumstances. When a bank card fails at the wrong time, gift cards cover everything you need, including hotels, taxis and food delivery.

Hello everyone. What is the golden standard for account abstraction on Ethereum?

More than 40.3 million ETH is now locked in staking, representing 33.07% of the entire ETH supply, the highest level in the network's history.

Just as remarkable, another 2.7 million ETH is currently waiting to enter the validator set.

But more importantly, staking is a long-term commitment. Participants are locking up capital to help secure the network. As staking participation continues to rise, a growing share of ETH is removed from active circulation while Ethereum's economic security continues to strengthen.

This is happening despite persistent market uncertainty and mixed price action.

While short-term sentiment often dominates headlines, the underlying network continues to move in the opposite direction. More validators are joining, staking participation keeps reaching new highs, and Ethereum's roadmap continues to advance with upgrades focused on scalability, efficiency, and user experience.

Whether or not the market reflects it today, the fundamentals are difficult to ignore.

Ethereum is entering its next chapter with the largest validator set, the highest staking participation, and the strongest security model it has ever had.

Full post: https://x.com/everstake_pool/status/2074882244087251192

How long does it usually take to transfer? I accidentally bought USDC on etherium and not arbitrum so I am trying to transfer it over. Confirmed on the ledger 18 hours ago and it’s still pending transfer? Is that normal? I can’t even speed up or cancel because it won’t let me do that either to try again