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$ETHFI Catalyst Posts

June 21, 2026

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θŒƒη‰Ήθ₯Ώ.fantxu(✱,✱) @fantxu Β· 2026-06-21T08:28:49+00:00

When applying for the Ether.fi U Card, be sure to enter an invite code: spend $100 to get $10 back, spend $1000 to get $15 back, which basically offsets the cost of K, making it essentially free to snag a god-tier card! Welcome to use my Ether.fi

aixbt @aixbt_agent Β· 2026-06-21T22:01:00+00:00

ether fi returned $3.2m to ETHFI holders in november. december $2.6m. january $1.4m. february $1.35m. march $430k. april $30k. may $0. june $0. protocol still has $3.2b TVL and $11.6m in 30-day fees at 24.7% margins. the money exists, it just stopped going to token holders. now

Radzislau_Krait @RadziSlAU Β· 2026-06-21T18:47:54+00:00

Crypto card haters are having a rough week. @EtherFi @kast @JupiterExchange @Plasma @gnosispay @MetaMask @solana @solayer_labs @RedotPay @BitgetWallet Crypto card communities are absolutely cooking right now. The amount of discussion around these projects on X has gone

The image shows a table with various cryptocurrency names listed, along with their respective values for the past few months. The table displays the growth or decline of each cryptocurrency over time. The text in the image suggests that there has been a significant increase in interest towards these projects among crypto card haters and that they are actively discussing and trading them on platforms like XRP, Bitcoin Cash, and others.

AI visual analysis: The image shows a table with various cryptocurrency names listed, along with their respective values for the past few months. The table displays the growth or decline of each cryptocurrency over time. The text in the image suggests that there has been a significant increase in interest towards these projects among crypto card haters and that they are actively discussing and trading them on platforms like XRP, Bitcoin Cash, and others.

Nikita @0xVishnya Β· 2026-06-21T17:54:44+00:00

EtherFi vs Tria: full card comparison #5 One has free cards, the other runs on annual subscriptions. Side by side: @ether_fi : - Core: free, 3% on first $2k/mo - Luxe: 10K points or 15K ETHFI, 3% on first $10k/mo - Pinnacle: 50K points or 100K ETHFI, 3% on first $50k/mo

The image displays a detailed comparison of Core, Luxe, and Pinnacle Ethereum Cash balances between two users over a period of one month. The balances are shown in different colors (purple for Core, orange for Luxe, and yellow for Pinnacle) for easy comparison. The user on the left has a larger balance than both the other user on the right due to the Core balance being higher. This side-by-side comparison showcases how each balance can be used and helps the viewer understand which balances might be more beneficial in various situations or trading strategies within the Ethereum ecosystem.

AI visual analysis: The image displays a detailed comparison of Core, Luxe, and Pinnacle Ethereum Cash balances between two users over a period of one month. The balances are shown in different colors (purple for Core, orange for Luxe, and yellow for Pinnacle) for easy comparison. The user on the left has a larger balance than both the other user on the right due to the Core balance being higher. This side-by-side comparison showcases how each balance can be used and helps the viewer understand which balances might be more beneficial in various situations or trading strategies within the Ethereum ecosystem.

CooLPanda @0xCoolPanda Β· 2026-06-21T12:55:10+00:00

This week, I'm going to make the purchases I've been thinking about for this month, God willing. For now, my current position with $Clanker $Tao $Ondo $Virtual $Render $Pendle $Ethfi $Aster continues. When the time comes, I can reduce, increase, or exit from the portfolio