@evangelinegregor
In traditional markets, crypto index funds (passive, tracking benchmarks like Bitcoin/altcoin indices) often outperform actively managed funds long-term due to lower fees (0.03-0.5% vs 0.5-1.5%) and consistent market mirroring, with ~79% of active stock funds underperforming over 10 years. However, in volatile crypto (e.g., 2024 data), active futures-based funds led top ETFs with 78%+ YTD gains by exploiting opportunities beyond indices. Overall, indices suit cost-conscious investors; active ones risk higher costs but potential alpha in immature markets.