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49262244 No.49262244 [Reply] [Original]

I'm wondering if there are any reports or statistics out there documenting what the typical %return for crypto investors has been this bull run (or last bull even). Median, mean, 90/95/99% percentile performance, stuff like that. Like are there a thousand broke SHIB holders for every guy who made millions and escaped wage slavery this cycle? Or is everyone just uniformly down 50% from initial? Or whatever the breakdown would be.

Everyone here talks about making a million dollars from $100 initial and I'm sure most of them are larps but I really do wonder what percent of crypto participants have made it, and at what cost for those who failed to make it.

>> No.49262283

>>49262244
Checked. I don’t think those statistics would be very useful, most people are fucking retarded and while I never made any substantial amount of money it was quite easy for me to throw $5 at a shitcoin and come out with a couple hundred during the peak bull run.

>> No.49262315

Also curious. I often hear from people who got in and held from around 2018 or before, and they say they made good money. I guess the question is whether or not shit is gonna multiply like it used to.

>> No.49262357

>>49262283
Where do you guys even buy shitcoins and such? I use Kucoin and they seem to only list fairly well established crypto's. Never any new shit.

>> No.49262405

Maybe you could rain chainalysis on wallets that both and sold the same token on uniswap (or whichever dex) and crunch the numbers as to how many actually made profit and how many got rekt. I'm sure the majority get rinsed while whales make out like bandits, but I simply wonder if that majority is 55% or more like 95%.

>> No.49262477

I put $300 in BTC in 2019
Went up to around $900
I have ~$400 in BTC and ALTs today

I think that a few of the 2017 bullrunners cashed out and took the tax hit, while most would've seen the tax and diversified instead of taking the win and have presumably lost most of it this year.