Meanwhile:

Silver: +107%
Copper: +66%
Gold: +60%
Nasdaq: +38%
Russell 2000: +31%

And crypto?

$BTC : -35%
$ETH : -47%
Altcoins: -57%

After such a wide performance gap, crypto is starting to look increasingly undervalued relative to other major asset classes.

The question is whether capital eventually rotates back into the sector.

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FloorSweeper

2026-08-10

The worst are altcoins—they’ve been dumped into the ground, yet no one is buying the dip. At least BTC can still be saved, while a bunch of altcoin projects are still unlocking tokens and dumping them on the market. Seriously, don’t try to catch falling knives in the short term.

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HedgeNotGamble

2026-08-08

I’m actually quite optimistic. Whenever the gap between mainstream assets and the crypto market widens this much, there will most likely be successive rounds of catch-up gains later on. It’s just impossible for anyone to predict the timing, so don’t use leverage—just wait patiently for the wind to come.

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GasAssassin

2026-08-08

To be fair, comparing these traditional assets with crypto on a risk basis is inherently unfair, but since prices have already priced in so many bearish expectations, even the slightest positive development over the next three months could trigger an astonishing rebound.

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LeverageInsulator

2026-08-08

Capital rotation is one of the hardest things to predict. U.S. stock market institutions are currently holding huge amounts of cash, and once they feel the crypto market has fallen enough, they might drive it back up overnight. Just be patient.

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RiskManagerBTC

2026-08-08

Haha, every time I see this kind of comparison chart, I don’t know whether to laugh or cry. Bitcoin went from rising until no one recognized it to falling until no one dared touch it—but don’t opportunities always emerge from downturns?

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StargazingWithAMirroredSphere

2026-08-08

Looking rationally, crypto has indeed suffered severely from January 2025 to now, but historical patterns show that the harder the fall, the greater the room for recovery afterward. I instead think now is the time to build positions in batches.

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HotColdMaster

2026-08-08

First Review

The gap is just ridiculous—gold, silver, and copper have all gone parabolic, while crypto is still taking a beating. What happened to “digital gold”?

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Crypto is now the worst-performing major asset class since January 2025.

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