The four-year compound annual development of BTC has dropped to record less than 8%
Bitcoin’s (BTC) four -year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) dropped to the lowest level recorded 8%, according to glassnode data.
The four-year period was chosen to align with the Bitcoin (BTC) HalTc rotation while also taking the typical bull/bear market cycle, with the potential to follow a similar time.
In March 2021, four years before, Bitcoin traded around $ 60,000, near the peak of the previous market cycle. The denial of the CAGR is expected as the volatility of Bitcoin and return decreases over time as the ownership grows older.
However, this measure depends entirely on reference points. In 2021, Bitcoin was experiencing a blow-off top in advance of rotation, while in March 2025, $ 80,000 could mark a bottom of the cycle.
The Ether (ETH) -to -Bitcoin (ETH/BTC) ratio also entered the negative territory of the CAGR at 6%, reflecting the underperformance of Ethereum’s native token compared to Bitcoin. This denial is mainly due to the outstanding price of Ether’s essential flat since February 2021, which is now less than $ 2,000.
Currently, the ratio of the ETH/BTC has been standing at 0.024, which has marked the lowest level since late 2020.
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