If Bitcoin were a company, its CAGR would put it in a league of its own

I was checking out BitcoinROI.com’s CAGR breakdown, and the numbers are wild:

???? Since 2011, Bitcoin’s average CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) is around 104.72%.
For perspective:

• The S&P 500 averages about 11–12% over the past few decades.
• Even Amazon, one of the top-performing stocks of all time, has a long-term CAGR around 30%.

Zoom in:

• 5-year CAGR: ~45%
• 3-year CAGR: ~28%
• 1-year CAGR: ~135%

And no, these aren’t cherry-picked bull runs—these are multi-year averages that include the crashes, bear markets, and FUD storms.

Obviously, past performance doesn’t guarantee future returns. But it’s a solid reminder that Bitcoin isn’t just “volatile”—it’s been one of the most consistently high-growth assets of the last decade.

Bitcoin is fundamentally different and it's proving to be pretty resilient during this current market turmoil. I suppose we will see how this all plays out when the dust settles.