2025-12-27 09:25:06

Here's a cold joke:

If you had bought silver at the bottom yesterday, your daily earnings could have outperformed those who have been holding Ethereum for four years. That's outrageous.

What does this imply? Either ETH hasn't performed well over these four years, or precious metals have recently experienced fluctuations so large that it's absurd. Anyway, looking at this comparison, there's a bit of a sarcastic flavor.

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NotFinancialAdviser

· 11h ago

Can one day of silver beat four years of ETH? How much thinking does that require? Feels a bit exaggerated, haha.

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FrogInTheWell

· 11h ago

Silver's one-day profit outperforms four years of ETH holders, how tragic haha

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ChainBrain

· 11h ago

Ha, this is the current market's surreal reality. Silver's one-day gains can really outshine long-term holders. --- Four years of ETH and this is the result, it's indeed a bit disappointing. --- But the volatility of this wave of silver is outrageous, the risks are also very high, don't be blinded by the one-day huge profits. --- Ironically, those who persist are ultimately seen as fools; this market really is something. --- Wait, can silver really make so much in one day? What's going on with precious metals lately? Haven't been paying attention. --- So, is long-term holding just a joke? If it continues like this, will anyone dare to touch Ethereum? --- Buying silver at the bottom and making so much in one day, while ETH over four years can't keep up—it's a bit hopeless.

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StableGenius

· 11h ago

lol actually the volatility math doesn't track here... commodity spikes ≠ real returns when you factor in spreads and liquidation risk. eth bagholders at least didn't get rekt on leverage

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