>I guess remind me in 10 years and we'll see how returns on crypto compares to 'stocks, hard currency, gold, silver, luxury watches' You're literally supportin

>I guess remind me in 10 years and we'll see how returns on crypto compares to 'stocks, hard currency, gold, silver, luxury watches' You're literally supporting the argument of the person you're replying to without even realizing it. Disproportionately high returns indicates a highly volatile asset, and it's just as likely to go the other way, resulting in staggering losses. These are not markers of a good, long-term storage asset class.