Recently, on-chain earnings haven't been very ideal, but seeing everyone's account growth is indeed quite reassuring.
My personal US stock account has performed average recently; the returns haven't experienced explosive growth like Web3, but the advantage is strong stability. Currently, the gains are only a few tens of thousands of yuan, honestly, they are not as quick as a wave of meme coins.
However, on second thought, I still have some expectations for 2026 — planning to make the combined returns of the US stocks, Hong Kong stocks, and A-shares sectors all surpass 50%. This goal sounds a bit ambitious, but I think it's a direction worth striving for.
Actually, the most attractive part of Web3 is that sense of excitement, but the risk factor is indeed high. In comparison, traditional stock markets are slower-paced, but the mindset remains much calmer. My idea is to find a balance between these two assets — not to give up on Web3 opportunities, but also to leave enough positions in traditional finance. After all, in the long run, diversified allocation will be more stable.
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BrokenRugs
· 2h ago
A wave of meme coins can outperform the US stock market for several months. This is the reality.
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FlashLoanPrince
· 2h ago
Haha, the thrill of making quick profits with meme coins really gets people hooked.
The traditional stock market is too tedious; a few tens of thousands of yuan in gains just aren't enough.
Aim for 50% in 2026—that ambition I like, just worried that by then it might be another year later.
Who can resist the excitement of Web3? The problem is, your heart has to be tough enough.
Diversification sounds rational, but honestly, most people still go all in on one direction.
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DaisyUnicorn
· 2h ago
Haha, this is our daily life. A wave of meme coin explosions can equal half a year's return in the US stock market. It really can be addictive.
To be honest, the idea of balanced allocation sounds very Zen, but it's actually a gamble on whether there will be a big rebound in 2026. Let's wait and see.
Web3 is like a wild rose, while the US and Hong Kong stock markets are carefully tended gardens. Both are necessary.
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WhaleInTraining
· 2h ago
A few tens of thousands in profit definitely isn't as fun as meme coins, but making a steady profit is still earning, right?
Breaking 50% is probably too much to ask, but it's good to have dreams.
Web3 is just a gamble; the idea of balancing stability and excitement is a bit naive.
Adding more configurations isn't wrong, but don't dig your own grave.
Honestly, being able to manage three sectors at the same time would be impressive. I just cut my losses and admit defeat.
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MEVHunterZhang
· 2h ago
Making a few tens of thousands in US stocks indeed isn't as good as a single meme coin, but at least you can sleep well knowing it's stable.
Getting rich overnight with meme coins vs. steady earning from US stocks—this is truly an eternal dilemma.
A 50% target sounds a bit crazy, but I like this kind of ambition haha.
Who doesn't want the thrill of Web3? The question is whether your heart is strong enough.
A balanced allocation is indeed a wise choice, eating some gains while protecting the principal.
Basically, it's about the wisdom of not risking your entire fortune.
When on-chain gets tough, it's even more important to look at the stability of traditional stock markets.
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GasOptimizer
· 2h ago
A few tens of thousands in profit and still racing with meme coins? There's a problem with this data model.
Recently, on-chain earnings haven't been very ideal, but seeing everyone's account growth is indeed quite reassuring.
My personal US stock account has performed average recently; the returns haven't experienced explosive growth like Web3, but the advantage is strong stability. Currently, the gains are only a few tens of thousands of yuan, honestly, they are not as quick as a wave of meme coins.
However, on second thought, I still have some expectations for 2026 — planning to make the combined returns of the US stocks, Hong Kong stocks, and A-shares sectors all surpass 50%. This goal sounds a bit ambitious, but I think it's a direction worth striving for.
Actually, the most attractive part of Web3 is that sense of excitement, but the risk factor is indeed high. In comparison, traditional stock markets are slower-paced, but the mindset remains much calmer. My idea is to find a balance between these two assets — not to give up on Web3 opportunities, but also to leave enough positions in traditional finance. After all, in the long run, diversified allocation will be more stable.