![]() Just a quick update while we’re still on March, ‘normal’ post coming in April. Current results after ~5.5 years – S&P boomer has got +26% for his total investment, while bitcoin bro has got +217%. In a way, S&P serves the function of a standard performance and we want to see how much better bitcoin performs compared to the standard, rather than compared to an inflating fiat funny money. The blue line is the performance of a similar strategy (money and date wise) but invested in S&P500 instead of bitcoin. The orange line is the performance of my bitcoin savings strategy. I’m currently simultaneously up +780%, down -50% and up +215%. All in all, bitcoin will give you many emotions. When these people tweet about bitcoin being down -50% they are solely focusing on the smallish region below 0% line in the chart while conveniently ignoring the rising bars everywhere around their little valley. It’s also one way to visualize the doomsday talks of Peter Schiff & co. This chart is one way to visualise the asymmetric upside / downside potential of bitcoin. The best buys from 2018-2019 bear market give me a nice +700% return atm while the worst buys during 2021 give me a -50% loss atm. The bars represent every bitcoin purchase I’ve ever made, starting from October 2017, 67 in total. Average price for bitcoin has been ~8400 €/BTC during my ~5.5 years of stacking. The black dashed line (right axis) is the cumulative amount of money spent. The green line is the corresponding eurozone fiat denominated value (right axis), recently shooting up, back above 100k again. The orange line is my bitcoin stack (left axis), always increasing. Next, lets take look at the charts generated with template above and my data. That’s about it! Give it a try with your data. If bitcoin was bought during weekends, use the a nearby price for S&P (Friday or Monday). Now, more or less everything is calculated for you.Ĭolumn D shows the effective price you paid, fees taken into account,Ĭolumn E is your cumulative bitcoin stack.Ĭolumn G is your fiat denominated profit / loss situation.Ĭolumn I shows the current value for each of your purchases.Ĭolumn J shows the difference between current value and purchase value for each purchase.Ĭolumn K shows the performance of each purchase in percentages.Ĭolumn L is your cumulative amount of fiat spent.Ĭolumns O, P, Q & R are used for my S&P chart, you basically need to find the S&P price for all your bitcoin dates and fill them in column O. Then, type the most recent price for bitcoin in cell I2. Then, fill in the amount of fiat you used on column B on the corresponding rows, and the amount of btc received in column C. For example, you first bought bitcoin in 1st of October 2018, type in row 3 and in row 2. Many of you have asked for the spreadsheet which I use to create the charts in this blog, so here you have the template and next I’ll walk you through how to use it:įirst, you fill in the dates of purchases in column A, start filling actual dates from row 3, and put a slightly earlier date on row 2. Not sure if we’re in the ‘up only’ territory just yet, but would say the bottom is in, and congratulate everyone that has made it through this far during the current / through the most recent the bear market. Sentiment seems to have finally switched from bear market sorrows to hopeful pre-bullmarket optimism. 019 BTC added to the stack that stands at ~4.32 today. The locations we ship from include the USA, Canada, Europe, Australia and Japan.Another month goes by at the fiat mine, another salary hits the bank account, another bitcoin purchase adding sats to the stack that has been ever-growing since October 2017! As per usual, I dedicate 500€ of the salary for my bitcoin retirement plan(tm) and with the rate of ~26600€ / BTC, I got another. We ship worldwide from different locations, which are selected to be the closest to the order destination. All orders are shipped within 2 - 7 business days.Use non-chlorine bleach, only when necessary. Machine wash cold, inside-out, gentle cycle with mild detergent and similar colors.If you're hesitating between 2 shirt sizes, we highly recommend choosing the larger size. ![]() ![]() Then refer to the above mentioned size chart and choose the size closest to the shirt you measured from home. ![]() The width is armpit-to-armpit and the length is from the top edge of the collar to the bottom of the shirt. Simply grab one of your own shirts and measure it. Want to make sure you order the correct size? ![]()
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