Data: Pantera Bitcoin Fund Up Over 1,000 Times So Far
Cryptocurrency investor Pantera Capital has announced that its Pantera Bitcoin Fund has risen more than 1,000 times to date, with a current lifetime return of 131,165 per cent after fees and expenses.
In 2013, Pantera purchased 2 percent of the world's bitcoin. 95 percent of financial wealth is not involved in blockchain, Pantera said. These institutions are just now beginning this huge shift. When they do, the price of bitcoin could reach $740,000.
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