Stocks vs.
By Maxime Laurent · 2025-10-20 10:44
Stocks vs. Crypto: Two Different Universes.
Even the best stock markets look sleepy next to $BTC and $ETH. 🚀
Look at that chart again — India’s Nifty 50 grew 10.1% per year over 25 years. Impressive, oui, but let’s be honest: crypto plays in another league entirely. Since its launch in 2009, $BTC’s average annualized return has been around 200%+, and even in recent calmer years, it often beats global equities by a factor of ten. $ETH, born in 2015, has shown similar madness — a lifetime CAGR above 150%.
Of course, volatility cuts both ways. Traditional markets give you stability, dividends, and regulation. Crypto gives you raw, chaotic opportunity — sometimes a dream, sometimes a nightmare. But if we’re talking growth, it’s not even close.
What stocks built in 25 years, Bitcoin sometimes does in a bull cycle. 💥 One generation grew up saving in mutual funds; ours trades memecoins between coffees. Different worlds, different speeds.
#Bitcoin #Ethereum #CryptoVsStocks #Investing #BTC #ETH #Finance
Even the best stock markets look sleepy next to $BTC and $ETH. 🚀
Look at that chart again — India’s Nifty 50 grew 10.1% per year over 25 years. Impressive, oui, but let’s be honest: crypto plays in another league entirely. Since its launch in 2009, $BTC’s average annualized return has been around 200%+, and even in recent calmer years, it often beats global equities by a factor of ten. $ETH, born in 2015, has shown similar madness — a lifetime CAGR above 150%.
Of course, volatility cuts both ways. Traditional markets give you stability, dividends, and regulation. Crypto gives you raw, chaotic opportunity — sometimes a dream, sometimes a nightmare. But if we’re talking growth, it’s not even close.
What stocks built in 25 years, Bitcoin sometimes does in a bull cycle. 💥 One generation grew up saving in mutual funds; ours trades memecoins between coffees. Different worlds, different speeds.
#Bitcoin #Ethereum #CryptoVsStocks #Investing #BTC #ETH #Finance

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