Bare holding Ethereum underperforms US cash, ETH may face a "lost decade"
BlockBeats News, February 13, according to market information from a certain exchange, Ethereum briefly entered the $1,800 range this morning and may face a "lost decade" in the future due to returns falling below cash interest rates.
As early as January 2018, the price of Ethereum reached above $1,400. Adjusted for US CPI inflation and compound interest, $1,400 in 2018 would be equivalent to about $1,806 in February 2026. If investors hold Ethereum without staking for eight years, they may underperform US dollar cash.
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