Bitcoin: the best-performing asset of the decade
About 230% a year on average from 2011 to early 2021, roughly ten times the Nasdaq 100, per Charlie Bilello's data. Past returns aren't a promise.
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Source: Coinbase via FRED (CBBTCUSD), U.S. dollars per bitcoin, one point per week, Dec 1, 2014 to Oct 22, 2026. Earlier years aren't in this series.
In a few years, Bitcoin went from being dismissed as a fad to something regulators, the Fed and the world's biggest asset managers discuss on the record. Here is what they actually said, in their own documents.
About 230% a year on average from 2011 to early 2021, roughly ten times the Nasdaq 100, per Charlie Bilello's data. Past returns aren't a promise.
Yahoo Finance (Benzinga)BlackRock launches a private Bitcoin trust for institutional clients.
ForbesEleven funds that hold actual bitcoin can trade on U.S. stock exchanges.
SEC statementA presentation to the Treasury Borrowing Advisory Committee on digital assets and the Treasury market.
Treasury (PDF)The Fed chair compares Bitcoin to gold rather than to the dollar.
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Skeptics on the left, believers on the right. Tap a face to see what they actually said, when, and where. Then check who changed their mind, and how the predictions aged.
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