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It would generally be appropriate to say things like "was the best return" or "has been the best return" when describing past price appreciation. "Is the best r
by xbzbanna 9y ago
It would generally be appropriate to say things like "was the best return" or "has been the best return" when describing past price appreciation. "Is the best return" could be reserved for something like a stable source of income.
- ringaroundthetx 9y agoMany people earn income in bitcoin or cryptocurrency and would consider the US dollar the poor investment or purchase. It is all a matter of perspective which simple wasn't apparent because there weren't options a decade ago.
- Chriky 9y ago...for some definitions of "many"
- 659087 9y agoLiterally dozens.
- ringaroundthetx 9y agothats probably true, the philosophy has been there since at least 2012 though
- revmoo 9y ago> It would generally be appropriate to say things like "was the best return" or "has been the best return" when describing past price appreciation. "Is the best return" could be reserved for something like a stable source of income. Kinda like how historically index funds have been the best investment but also might not be in the future? :)