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Looking at the performance of various assets in 2025, it's quite interesting.
Gold is far ahead, with a direct +64%, emerging markets follow closely with +33%, and international developed markets also saw an increase of +32%. In technology, the Nasdaq 100 index gained +21%, while the S&P 500 was up +18%. Small-cap stocks performed relatively average, with only +13%.
On the bond side, things are more stable—US bond funds +7%, short-term government bonds +5%, long-term government bonds +4%. Commodities rose by 6%, and real estate investment trusts (REITs) only increased by 3%.
The most heartbreaking is Bitcoin, which actually declined by 6% among these assets. The performance of crypto assets compared to traditional finance indeed warrants some reflection.
Traditional finance really crushed it this time; what does +64% in gold mean...
Cryptocurrency indeed needs reflection, but these data points may not be entirely accurate.
I heard some people have already fully converted to gold; are we too stubborn?
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BT has been beaten again, this time no excuse to blame the Federal Reserve
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Look, traditional finance is very stable, while we experience daily ups and downs. It's hilarious
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Why is gold so strong? Have all the institutions gone to hoard gold?
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-6%... I choose to stay silent and keep accumulating
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Emerging markets have already surpassed us with 33%, so funny
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Debt is stable and sound, but who can refuse a 64% gold return?
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How many people must have been liquidated with this data? Just thinking about it is frightening