Same with the banks.

There is no other "safer" option for such a high amount of ETH😂 holding onto it in a hardware wallet is less risky or, if you're like me and want it to be online then you should have multiple hot wallets to hold the ETH in smaller amounts.. if one goes down or gets hacked you still have most of your ETH elsewhere..

You should disperse your funds all over too.. Sometimes if I'm in dire need of funds I would remember an old wallet I had with crypto and fiat in..

@@marjanmkd777 correct. Banks own your checking account money not you . FDIC upto $250k cover is a scam as they have 192 billion insurance cap to cover over 7 trillion in USA checking accounts .. so a real bank run mean unlimited printing of new money by FED- like what Biden did with SVB bank customer bailout ( move was illegal and discriminatory but no problem since not doing it would have likely trigger depression era bank run ). That said - what to do next? Cold wallet base ( ledger/ trezor) is a start

@@jman000011 ok. God luck.

You can unstake on coinbase. Need just to wait few days!

You can oftentimes get higher yield than merely by staking, and you get to leverage your exposure to eth

@@shivamwadhia but you'll have to repay the loan to gain access to your eth