If you go back in time to 10 years ago, you have 1 million. Different choices, very different fates.
The madness of technology stocks is the most staggering - people who bet on Nvidia now have 220 million, Tesla can also let you gain 24 million, and even Apple can rise to 11 million.
What about cryptocurrencies? Bitcoin has proven its position with a return of 230 million, beating all traditional assets. This number is enough for early believers to achieve financial freedom.
The performance of traditional assets is much more flat. Moutai stock 9 million is considered an honor student, and the Nasdaq index is 5 million. Gold is 3.5 million, domestic first-line real estate has shrunk to 2 million, and only 1.3 million treasury bonds and bank deposits are left. As for the CSI 300? The income of 1.2 million does not even outperform inflation.
third- and fourth-tier real estate is basically standing still, and steel stocks are struggling between 80-1 million.
The worst thing is, of course, P2P - the principal is zero, and the money is lost.
What does this list indicate? Betting on the right trend is more important than diligence, and choosing the wrong track is in vain. What choice did you make 10 years ago? Looking back now, is it regret or fortunate?
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ChainPoet
· 7h ago
Bitcoin 230 million is directly crushed, this is the power of faith, and the early ones who got on the bus are now laughing to death
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ForkLibertarian
· 7h ago
After a long time, you still have to bet in the right direction, and be diligent
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MEVictim
· 7h ago
Bitcoin 230 million? I was still playing with air coins ten years ago, and now I don't even have the principal
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MetaverseVagabond
· 7h ago
The guy who held the 100w stud bitcoin now wants to smash the screen, that's the story.
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Nvidia 220 million? I didn't even hear of it in 2016, blame me.
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It's hard to stretch, I knew I should be all in BTC, and now I can only look at it and regret it.
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The p2p one laughed to death, it was indeed lost, and I will never forget that feeling in my life.
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To put it bluntly, it is still a matter of cognition, who can really believe in Bitcoin at that time.
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Different choices are really worlds of difference, and my friend who speculated in 08 now regrets dying there.
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Moutai 900w is considered an honor student? It's ironic to think about it, and at the time it was a mythical return.
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It's uncomfortable, it's just a decision, the difference between financial freedom and continuing to move bricks.
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OffchainOracle
· 7h ago
Bitcoin 230 million, this gap is really amazing... If I had known, I would have been all in
If you go back in time to 10 years ago, you have 1 million. Different choices, very different fates.
The madness of technology stocks is the most staggering - people who bet on Nvidia now have 220 million, Tesla can also let you gain 24 million, and even Apple can rise to 11 million.
What about cryptocurrencies? Bitcoin has proven its position with a return of 230 million, beating all traditional assets. This number is enough for early believers to achieve financial freedom.
The performance of traditional assets is much more flat. Moutai stock 9 million is considered an honor student, and the Nasdaq index is 5 million. Gold is 3.5 million, domestic first-line real estate has shrunk to 2 million, and only 1.3 million treasury bonds and bank deposits are left. As for the CSI 300? The income of 1.2 million does not even outperform inflation.
third- and fourth-tier real estate is basically standing still, and steel stocks are struggling between 80-1 million.
The worst thing is, of course, P2P - the principal is zero, and the money is lost.
What does this list indicate? Betting on the right trend is more important than diligence, and choosing the wrong track is in vain. What choice did you make 10 years ago? Looking back now, is it regret or fortunate?