BTC vs ETH Money-Making Ability Comparison. PK Day | Verdict $BTC
Let's put the verdict here first; if you disagree, keep it to yourself.
This round $BTC wins, not because it makes money, but because it loses less. 7-day returns: $BTC -1.06% vs $ETH -3.27%. Both are down, but $BTC is at least lying on the sofa, while $ETH is rolling under the bed. Sharpe ratio: $BTC -1.85 vs $ETH -4.32; after risk adjustment, both are equally miserable; smart money has voted too, with cumulative net inflow of $BTC holdings at +42.1 million, and $ETH holdings at a net outflow of 62.5 million. $ETH has fallen so hard in these seven days that it shows no mercy, smashing the bulls' wallets "to pieces" without even cleaning up.
Volatility and Sharpe, true colors revealed after risk
$BTC annualized volatility is 32.6%, $ETH 44.7%; $ETH is naturally more volatile. Sharpe ratios $BTC -1.85, $ETH -4.32, both negative—translated into plain language: holding either in these seven days results in losses, but holding $ETH loses more than twice as fast as $BTC. Average fees: $BTC 0.0059% vs $ETH 0.0017%; $BTC bulls are still willing to pay to hold on, while $ETH bulls can't even be bothered to pay the holding interest, which says a lot about the attitude.
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