Can Bitcoin really outperform other assets? Let's take a look at this set of data.

【Crypto World】Some investors have recently been pessimistic about Bitcoin again. His logic is very straightforward: Bitcoin is an asset that does not generate cash flow, so it’s useless. Compared to industrial silver mining companies, they can still extract resources, and by 2026, profits are expected to increase significantly. That’s what we call a productive asset.

He even did some calculations. Take MicroStrategy as an example, the company’s average cost for the Bitcoin it holds is about $75,000 each. Looking at it now, over five years, the book profit is only 16%, which translates to an annualized return of about 3%. Honestly, this return rate is hardly impressive compared to other asset classes. Stocks, bonds, real estate—any of these could easily outperform this number over the past five years.

This statement indeed struck a nerve with many coin holders.