Are crypto investors demonizing $TQQQB too much? BTC and TQQQ appeared around the same time, and both have weathered more than a decade of ups and downs. Meanwhile, today’s major coins emerged one after another. I had Muse backtest BTC, ETH, BNB, and TQQQ, and just looking at the historical data, you can see that the spot prices of these coins have been almost as volatile as TQQQ.

And that’s only spot trading. Every day in the crypto world, countless people rush to trade all kinds of coins with futures and leverage, and liquidations that wipe them out are everywhere. Using dozens of times leverage on futures for some altcoin is nothing unusual. But when someone dollar-cost averages into TQQQ, people react as if they’ve seen a panda. Honestly, I find it baffling.

So why are people so afraid of TQQQ’s risk? It hasn’t even been around since the peak of the dot-com bubble; and the crypto world didn’t exist yet during the 2008 financial crisis. Neither cryptocurrencies nor TQQQ has been through a truly world-scale crisis.

My reason for choosing TQQQ is simple: I’m not capable of picking out the next major coin. And when all is said and done, behind TQQQ is a large group of genuinely profitable companies. In my view, their long-term prospects are far more certain than those of any particular altcoin today—even if that coin really does become a major one in the future. #币安推出BinanceIntelligence