A notable tech company has been accumulating Bitcoin for five years straight. Their entry strategy averaged around $75K per coin, yet the accumulated position shows just a 16% paper gain—translating to roughly 3% annual returns. Looking back at that five-year window, an alternative asset allocation might have delivered substantially better performance. The opportunity cost becomes worth examining when you consider what else could have been in that portfolio during a bull-heavy period in crypto markets.
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WalletDoomsDay
· 10h ago
Haha, so this is the legendary "HODL being slapped in the face," with only 3% annualized return over five years, which is even worse than just keeping money in a bank savings account.
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OnChainSleuth
· 10h ago
5 years at 3% annual return? This isn't investing, it's charity.
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ImpermanentPhobia
· 10h ago
An average of 75k still only earns 16%... Is this the legendary institutional bottom-fishing? I feel anxious for them.
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PoolJumper
· 10h ago
75K to get on board, only 16% in five years? How resilient must this guy be...
A notable tech company has been accumulating Bitcoin for five years straight. Their entry strategy averaged around $75K per coin, yet the accumulated position shows just a 16% paper gain—translating to roughly 3% annual returns. Looking back at that five-year window, an alternative asset allocation might have delivered substantially better performance. The opportunity cost becomes worth examining when you consider what else could have been in that portfolio during a bull-heavy period in crypto markets.