- In the last 13 years, the Bitcoin index (in USD) had a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 99.25%, link to source
- 10 years ago: If you invested $1,000 in Bitcoin in 2015, your investment would be worth $408,108. source link
- If you invested $1,000 in Bitcoin in 2010, your investment would be worth about $1.07 billion.Jun 30, 2025. Source link same as above “10 years ago.”
- Although 14% of U.S. adults overall report owning bitcoin or another cryptocurrency, the rate varies significantly by gender and age. Ownership is much higher, at 25%, among men aged 18 to 49 than among men aged 50 and older (12%), women aged 50 and older (9%) and women aged 18 to 49 (8%).Jul 22, 2025.
Roughly one in seven U.S. adults, 14%, report owning cryptocurrency today, with few others intending to buy it soon. Most Americans say they won’t ever buy it, as their perception of it being a very risky investment appears to be a key barrier. source link
Bitcoin by the Numbers:
- 988,627 Bitcoin wallets hold at least one full BTC – almost one million.
LOTM: Less than one million out of a population of 8 Billion own one bitcoin or more. It is still early in the adoption of bitcoin. Source link
Now National governments and United States, “states” are investing in Bitcoin. Pension plans & corporations are investing in Bitcoin.
Will you get the last ten and fifteen year returns from returns from Bitcoin in the future?
No, we missed it. It is probable we will not get these returns in the future. But it is also probable that trends in motion tend to stay in motion. We now have a bench mark return to measure your returns against. Bitcoin’s CAGR return. If what we are invested in isn’t beating Bitcoin’s returns, maybe we should own some Bitcoin.
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