Bitcoins cagr from the beginning of the decade to now has been about 43% which seems disappointing to us as Bitcoiner’s. But here’s some evidence we are all just delusional and fucked in the head 😂 Amazon is 32% a year since 1997 Nvidia is 36% per year since 1999 Apple is 18% per year since 1980 Warren buffet did 20% per year over the course of his investing career. Jim Simmons 39% per year George Soros 30% per year Peter lynch 29% per year Even Moore’s law itself only cagr’d at 41% We are literally cagr’ing at 43% a year as a 1.4 trillion dollar asset and everyone is bored and underwhelmed lol amazing

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I haven't seen that sentiment here, but sounds like you're looking at the degens on twitter. In fairness they think Bitcoin is another name for Strategy. Or derivatives contracts. Don't mind them; they'll be too broke to go online before long.
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Akashi Hyogo 3 weeks ago
Most people bought last top and cagred at 4% or bought this top and are under wather. All while nvidia doubled in past few months.
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SoapMiner 3 weeks ago
When you earn Bitcoin, it doesn't matter what the value in fiat is. 1 Btc = 1 Btc Get on the Bitcoin Standard Bitcoin is money. Use it as such.
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Jude 3 weeks ago
Yeah people don’t know math. 43% up from here gets us back to $103k, already up 20% from the bottom at $60k. I think anything less than best performance at all times is disappointing to people.
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JR 3 weeks ago
Love the energy, but said with absolutely no regard for purchasing power.
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JR 3 weeks ago
I’m happy to be wrong here. But if someone bought 100 dollars of BTC at the all time high, they now have 60 dollars worth of bitcoin. At the all time high they could buy 2 fat juicy ribeyes with that money (whether it’s sats or dollars) Now they can only buy one juicy ribeye and keep some change. Is my math off?
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JR 3 weeks ago
Right, so this statement is correct on a long enough timescale.
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El Guirri 3 weeks ago
Looking at that list, what's even more amazing is it does it without fraud and psychopathy. Just tick tock
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Benking 3 weeks ago
People aren’t underwhelmed because Bitcoin is underperforming. They’re underwhelmed because Bitcoin has permanently broken their expectations. Bitcoin fixes perspective.
That's a little cherrypicking dates. The last all time high was April 2021. It's been the worst 5 years in bitcoin's history. Class of 2021+ are poorer than SP500 holders. While bearing extreme volatility Not good. I hope are time comes sooner than later
The next 5 years will be absolute dogshit, unless this bear market wipes out treasury companies. Why the fuck did people think it was a good idea to reintroduce the exact thing Bitcoin was designed to solve. Bitcoin is currently priced as if there is ~90 million in circulation. For fuck sakes start using Bitcoin as a bearer asset!
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Toby McMann 2 weeks ago
The 21 million question is Bitcoin's future CAGR which, of course, none of us know. Saylor says he is operating under a 30% assumption -- so he is quite happy to pay the first 11.5% to those willing to invest their money with him. Same with Strive, etc. They call it digital credit. Sounds fancy and cutting edge. But it is simply a bet on future CAGR. For my taste, better to stay humble and stay out of the prediction markets. The future of bitcoin adoption, and why people buy it in the future, will be different from the past.