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Tradermayne breaks down ethereum:native's underperformance vs $NVDA. "There was a period of time where, yeah, you were better off holding ETH, but I mean, for the last five years, this is that chart, you know, kind of visualized, and NVIDIA's just kicking the shit out of Ethereum. And there... show more

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