#密码资产动态追踪 What is the current situation for those who went all-in on Ethereum? The story of its rise and fall over ten years from 2015 to 2025
This morning, I checked Ethereum's market price, which is fluctuating around $3300. Compared to the $2.9 during the 2015 crowdfunding, it has increased nearly a thousand times—even after multiple bear markets and technical upgrades, the account balances of those who held on are still astonishing.
Going back to the scene in 2015, someone reluctantly sold their house to gather 50,000 ETH, with an average price of $2.9. The comment section back then was lively, with phrases like "This price is crazy" and "Even if it rises tenfold, no one will buy."
Looking at it now, that decision directly turned a gambler's mindset into a turning point in life.
From the crowdfunding price of $0.3 to $2.9, a tenfold jump, was indeed a "high point" in 2015. But when viewed over a ten-year horizon, it's just a pebble at the foot of a mountain.
The crypto asset market is mostly filled with short-term bearish sentiments, while the most scarce thing is long-term faith in a particular track. Ethereum's growth path confirms a simple truth—true value has never been in the daily K-line fluctuations, but in the continuous iteration of underlying technology and ecosystem.
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GateUser-74b10196
· 4h ago
My friends who went all-in on selling their houses are now in awe. I wish I had the guts to do that.
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Tokenomics911
· 13h ago
Selling the house and going all-in with 50,000 ETH... This guy must be so happy right now. Just thinking about it makes me jealous.
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UnluckyLemur
· 13h ago
The tough guys who went all-in on selling houses must be financially free by now. I just regret not being more aggressive...
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ProofOfNothing
· 13h ago
The guy who went all-in on selling his house must be so happy now, I'm jealous.
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RealYieldWizard
· 13h ago
The guy who went all-in on selling his house is probably driving a Rolls-Royce now, but if it were me, I’d be hammered to death by my family.
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GasFeeSobber
· 13h ago
People who sold their houses and went all-in are probably financially free now. I just regret not getting on board earlier.
#密码资产动态追踪 What is the current situation for those who went all-in on Ethereum? The story of its rise and fall over ten years from 2015 to 2025
This morning, I checked Ethereum's market price, which is fluctuating around $3300. Compared to the $2.9 during the 2015 crowdfunding, it has increased nearly a thousand times—even after multiple bear markets and technical upgrades, the account balances of those who held on are still astonishing.
Going back to the scene in 2015, someone reluctantly sold their house to gather 50,000 ETH, with an average price of $2.9. The comment section back then was lively, with phrases like "This price is crazy" and "Even if it rises tenfold, no one will buy."
Looking at it now, that decision directly turned a gambler's mindset into a turning point in life.
From the crowdfunding price of $0.3 to $2.9, a tenfold jump, was indeed a "high point" in 2015. But when viewed over a ten-year horizon, it's just a pebble at the foot of a mountain.
The crypto asset market is mostly filled with short-term bearish sentiments, while the most scarce thing is long-term faith in a particular track. Ethereum's growth path confirms a simple truth—true value has never been in the daily K-line fluctuations, but in the continuous iteration of underlying technology and ecosystem.
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