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Demonstrating how to pair Bitcoin with stable assets to beat the S&P 500—at a fraction of the S&P 500's volatility - Bitcoincriterion.com

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Fairly new to BlueSky and just came across this. Yes, I absolutely agree with you. If you look at my website you will see that I mention that past performance doesn't guarantee future results a few times. These allocations are not meant to be definitive but general guidelines bicoincriterion.com

12.04.2025 22:04 👍 0 🔁 0 💬 0 📌 0
The Chart, from bitcoincriterion.com, records how combining Bitcoin with stable assets compares to S&P 500 performance while reducing volatility. The 10-year logarithmic scale analysis (October 2014 - November 2024) examines performance across six investments, all beginning at $100:
1.	Bitcoin (represented by black line) reached $27,260.36, with extreme volatility and 82.88% maximum drawdown, experiencing major market gains in 2017 and 2021, followed by significant declines.
2.	Short-Term Corporate Bonds (represented by yellow line) reached $125.68 with minimal volatility.
3.	S&P 500 (represented by red line), the benchmark index, reached $290.07 with a 35% maximum drawdown, establishing a reference point for portfolio performance and volatility.
4.	Conservative Portfolio (represented by blue line) reached $302.55, achieving 104% of the S&P 500's annual return, with reduced risk: 4.64% maximum drawdown and 30% of the S&P 500's weekly standard deviation, indicating superior risk-adjusted performance.
5.	Balanced Portfolio (represented by green line) reached $403.41, achieving 133% of the S&P 500's annual return, with 9.15% maximum drawdown and 47% of the S&P 500's weekly standard deviation, indicating improved risk-adjusted performance.
6.	Growth Portfolio (represented by brown line) reached $533.32, achieving 162% of the S&P 500's annual return, with 14.17% maximum drawdown and 65% of the S&P 500's weekly standard deviation.
The logarithmic scale measures percentage changes, presenting Shannon's Demon - how systematic weekly rebalancing between volatile Bitcoin and stable bonds enhances geometric returns while reducing risk. Regular intervals mark periods, with values measured on a percentage basis. The data indicates how rebalancing captures Bitcoin's gains while limiting losses through systematic selling at high points and buying at low points.

The Chart, from bitcoincriterion.com, records how combining Bitcoin with stable assets compares to S&P 500 performance while reducing volatility. The 10-year logarithmic scale analysis (October 2014 - November 2024) examines performance across six investments, all beginning at $100: 1. Bitcoin (represented by black line) reached $27,260.36, with extreme volatility and 82.88% maximum drawdown, experiencing major market gains in 2017 and 2021, followed by significant declines. 2. Short-Term Corporate Bonds (represented by yellow line) reached $125.68 with minimal volatility. 3. S&P 500 (represented by red line), the benchmark index, reached $290.07 with a 35% maximum drawdown, establishing a reference point for portfolio performance and volatility. 4. Conservative Portfolio (represented by blue line) reached $302.55, achieving 104% of the S&P 500's annual return, with reduced risk: 4.64% maximum drawdown and 30% of the S&P 500's weekly standard deviation, indicating superior risk-adjusted performance. 5. Balanced Portfolio (represented by green line) reached $403.41, achieving 133% of the S&P 500's annual return, with 9.15% maximum drawdown and 47% of the S&P 500's weekly standard deviation, indicating improved risk-adjusted performance. 6. Growth Portfolio (represented by brown line) reached $533.32, achieving 162% of the S&P 500's annual return, with 14.17% maximum drawdown and 65% of the S&P 500's weekly standard deviation. The logarithmic scale measures percentage changes, presenting Shannon's Demon - how systematic weekly rebalancing between volatile Bitcoin and stable bonds enhances geometric returns while reducing risk. Regular intervals mark periods, with values measured on a percentage basis. The data indicates how rebalancing captures Bitcoin's gains while limiting losses through systematic selling at high points and buying at low points.

The 10-year backtest (Oct 2014-Nov 2024) that determined the 7%, 11%, and 15% Bitcoin allocations. Log scale shows how Shannon's Demon enhanced returns by systematic rebalancing between Bitcoin ($100 to $27,260) and Short-Term Corporate Bonds. #Bitcoin#Trading#Stocks#Crypto-Bitcoincriterion.com

16.03.2025 15:59 👍 1 🔁 0 💬 1 📌 0