Bitcoin’s 12-month returns have underperformed gold for 365 days, with historical data showing 58%–167% CAGR over the following three years after similar periods.
Odaily Planet Daily reports that Joe Burnett posted on X, stating that Bitcoin’s return over the past 12 months has now lagged behind gold for 365 consecutive days. Previously, this scenario occurred only twice, each lasting more than 350 days—between 2014 and 2015, and between 2022 and 2023. In the three years following each of these periods, Bitcoin’s annualized compound growth rate ranged between 58% and 167%. Joe Burnett remarked that gold has had its time, and Bitcoin’s moment is soon to come, urging not to give up.
