Dividends are a fundamental source of returns for investors. Looking at an investment in the S&P 500 since 1930, 41% of the performance generated would have come from dividends1. This is almost half of the total returns. Having said that, there are many ways to invest in dividend-paying stocks: from focusing on companies with high past dividend yields, to...
The only question is: does Ether have the juice? And if it does have the juice, how much of it is being squeezed out by BTC's volatility, or lack thereof. In other words, what does BTC have to do for Ether to grab on to short-term recovery and medium-term retention of gains made after BTC's stunning first breakout just beyond $8000?
