BTC 10-Year Return Beats Stocks, Gold: E*TRADE Report Shows
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Bitcoin delivered a 10‑year average annual return of 85.5%, far outpacing Nasdaq‑100 (19.4%), S&P 500 (13.3%) and gold (13.2%) per Morgan Stanley E*TRADE. Morgan Stanley notes crypto volatility near 55% (~4x the S&P 500), highlighting heightened market risk despite strong historical returns. BTC trading near $80K with key resistance at $85K and $98K; development suggests continued price momentum and adoption potential but elevated volatility for traders and CEX/DEX liquidity considerations.
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- Bitcoin’s 85.5% 10-year annual return beat the Nasdaq-100, S&P 500, and gold by a wide margin.
- Morgan Stanley said crypto volatility is near 55%, roughly four times higher than the S&P 500.
- BTC traded near $80K as traders watched the $85K and $98K resistance zones for the next move.
Bitcoin has outperformed major traditional assets over the past decade, according to a Morgan Stanley E*TRADE report. The report showed Bitcoin posted an average annual return of 85.5% over 10 years, far ahead of the Nasdaq-100 Index at 19.4%, the S&P 500 Index at 13.3%, and gold at 13.2%.
Source: Morgan Stanley E*TRADE report
The data, highlighted by CoinDCX co-founder Sumit Gupta, showed how sharply Bitcoin’s early growth separated it from traditional markets. Gupta said the next 10 years may not mirror the last decade, but added that this shift reflects Bitcoin’s move in…
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