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At a modest CAGR of 20% growth over next 10 years, is Bitcoin still an asset to YOLO all your money into?
Given that Bitcoin’s average annual return has been around 50% in the past, but projections for the next decade suggest a more modest 20% annual increase as adoption grows and volatility decreases, I’m wondering about its long-term potential. Assuming the world doesn’t undergo massive changes due to AI or geopolitical events like World War III, it seems reasonable to expect even lower returns after 2035. With that in mind, do you think it still makes sense to have more than 50% of your portfolio in Bitcoin? For context, my current allocation is: - 50% US stock market - 10% China and India stock markets - 15% US tech stocks - 25% Bitcoin submitted by /u/sorthawk [link] [comments]
Given that Bitcoin’s average annual return has been around 50% in the past, but projections for the next decade suggest a more modest 20% annual increase as adoption grows and volatility decreases, I’m wondering about its long-term potential. Assuming the world doesn’t undergo massive changes due to AI or geopolitical events like World War III, it seems reasonable to expect even lower returns after 2035.
With that in mind, do you think it still makes sense to have more than 50% of your portfolio in Bitcoin?
For context, my current allocation is: - 50% US stock market - 10% China and India stock markets - 15% US tech stocks - 25% Bitcoin
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