Last year's investment choice was really a big test. Those who chose gold are probably regretting it now, right? During the same period, Bitcoin's price increase was completely on a different level compared to gold. This isn't to say gold is bad; it's just that in this cycle, digital assets have completely outperformed traditional safe-haven assets. Many people are still debating whether to allocate to cryptocurrencies, but the market has already given the answer. Based on data from last year to now, Bitcoin's returns have far surpassed gold. Of course, this also reflects the increasing recognition of digital assets in the market, and the entry of institutional investors has also boosted the overall ecosystem's enthusiasm. Investors who missed this wave might feel a bit regretful.
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RugPullProphet
· 2h ago
The golden player is probably trembling in the corner right now, haha.
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ImaginaryWhale
· 2h ago
Gold has really been completely rubbed on the ground, haha
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LiquidationWatcher
· 2h ago
Gold has really been smashed; there's truly no way to deny it this time.
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BuyHighSellLow
· 3h ago
Oh no, it's the same old rhetoric... Was last year's choice of gold really that disastrous? I don't think so; risk preferences vary.
Actually, the key still depends on individual risk tolerance; you can't just look at the return rate.
I wish I had bought Bitcoin earlier, but who dared to go all in back then... Now, armchair strategists are always quick to judge in hindsight.
Institutional entry has indeed changed the game rules, but how long this cycle will last is really uncertain.
My FOMO is acting up again, damn it.
Bitcoin is indeed powerful, but at least gold won't drop to zero, which is why I still hold some.
People are like that—regret buying less when making money, blaming everything when losing... The market is just so cruel.
Next time the opportunity comes, I'll probably hesitate again, haha.
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TokenVelocity
· 3h ago
Gold players are probably crying in the corner right now; the BTC increase has really peaked.
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DisillusiionOracle
· 3h ago
The golden player is a bit awkward right now... I'm not exaggerating, BTC's performance this round has truly outperformed traditional assets.
Last year's investment choice was really a big test. Those who chose gold are probably regretting it now, right? During the same period, Bitcoin's price increase was completely on a different level compared to gold. This isn't to say gold is bad; it's just that in this cycle, digital assets have completely outperformed traditional safe-haven assets. Many people are still debating whether to allocate to cryptocurrencies, but the market has already given the answer. Based on data from last year to now, Bitcoin's returns have far surpassed gold. Of course, this also reflects the increasing recognition of digital assets in the market, and the entry of institutional investors has also boosted the overall ecosystem's enthusiasm. Investors who missed this wave might feel a bit regretful.