I've always had a bold take: Bitcoin is an easier investment—fewer variables, no performance or team to evaluate, mainly focusing on liquidity, sentiment, and consensus. Individual U.S. stocks are a harder investment—longer industry chains, more dimensions to analyze, and more professional counterparts. If you've made gains in Crypto, it's fine to allocate some funds to U.S. stocks, but there's no need to rant about the crypto space. The crypto world is still a stage for high-risk, high-reward plays; it's just temporarily out of the spotlight.