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Buckleys · 47w
Odell approved answer: Stay Humble & stack sats My unapproved Odell answer: makes sense. CAGR is Asymptotical in the long run as adoption ramps up.
The Stacker Monster · 47w
number go down. big sad.
Deleted Account · 47w
In the end, this chart is useless. A new chart ends up being developed and shows an exponential CAGR against deflation (where the log scale looks like the bitcoin supply curve)
Cincy · 47w
law of large numbers, diminishing returns, whatever you want to call it.
Mr Eugenides · 47w
Tells me the risk of holding BTC is getting lower over time. Which is true.
Henry · 47w
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zBTCowany BIP110 · 47w
It happened 3 times so it must happen 4th one mentality.
ShiShi21m · 47w
CAGR doesn't matter so much when nominal value is what you're able to spend. Other assets are viewed solely in CAGR because you can't spend them directly.
Ryan Miersma · 47w
Wish I knew whether or not this is indicative of future results such as diminishing returns or if it’s useless due to potential future acceleration of adoption!
Alex · 47w
CAGR is asymptotically tending to 50% ... untill it doesn't.
Digital Gold · 47w
Reverse head and shoulders! Massive breakout due?
SuiGenerisJohn · 47w
I can't read charts that don't have lines all over them.
Don't Believe The Vibe 🌱🍋🍊 · 47w
I don't know what cagr is and this point I'm too afraid to ask.
chappy · 47w
Looks to me like it's gonna be higher soon. The next five years are gonna be lit
kibō · 47w
That before the 5 year, everyone was constantly talking about the 4 year (below) until it went to shit and didn't fit the narrative Let Bitcoin do it's thing and "stay humble, stack sats" https://m.primal.net/Prud.png
P · 47w
Ponder this, my peers: the Prime Pioneers, those pompous progenitors of the protocol, perceive not the piercing pain of we plebs who piled into Bitcoin’s promise near the peak of 2021. Every phase presents its peculiar plight—yet the privileged, perched in their plush palaces, preach to the pers...
frenchHODL · 47w
my investment thesis: https://m.primal.net/PrzF.png
47 · 47w
look forward to the trend reversal
Sam · 47w
Super cycle
Kian Jer · 47w
CAGR will normalize to 80-100% range +- Mainly because too many negative cases over the past few years (SBF, Celsius) and upcoming positive cases (SBR) haven’t been priced in
.Org Academy · 47w
It can not be negative! While everything else is actually negative or will be soon.
Satking · 47w
Short squeeze incoming https://m.primal.net/PsMf.jpg
Bitcoin Is Data · 47w
Live CAGR chart here: https://bitcoinisdata.com/returns/
Resist · 47w
Knowing very little about this it just looks like our 4 year cycle is shot to shit, ETF's bringing those fcukers into the arena and now that buffoon Trump fiddling around with shit. Anything could happen, it feels a more worrisome time than ever.
₿harat · 47w
Is this trend our friend?
Irrepressible · 47w
Dreadful, was here in 2020 it was breathtaking. Completely and utterly captured by wall st and the government now. Sad
𝖓𝖔𝖊𝖗𝖒𝖘 · 47w
Bottom is in 😅
GJM · 46w
Bitcoin doesn’t have a CAGR. It is a measurement used in a fiat system that requires interest or dividends to be folded back into the principal over time as its fundamental mechanism. Bitcoins price is market driven with no interest or dividend payout. Applying CAGR to Bitcoin price is comparing a...