Assume an average Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) for BTC price. Lets say 30%.
After 5 years $10,000 becomes $37,000
After 10 years it becomes $138,000
After 15 years it's $512,000
After 20 years it's $1,900,000
After 25 years it's $7,000,000
After 30 years it's $26,000,000
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CAGR has nothing to with BTC price or price action. CAGR as it is applied to BTC is simply a way to compare BTC’s hypothetical fiat spot sale price to the performance of a TradFi investment that has an actual compounding mechanism built into it ie. yield folded back into principal. To apply a CAGR equation to BTC’s future spot sale price is logically irrelevant because Bitcoins price is not subject to a compounding mechanism.