In the vote initiated by Michael Saylor about BTC's return rate, nearly 40% of participants believe that BTC's annual return rate will be 38% in the next 21 years
Recently, Michael Saylor initiated a poll on X to predict the annual return rate of Bitcoin for the next 21 years, providing four estimated return rate options: 14%, 22%, 30% and 38%.
The survey ultimately received 93,456 votes. The majority of participants (39.3%) chose the highest option of 38% as their prediction for BTC's future performance. This was followed by 30%, which accounted for 19.4% of the votes; in addition, 19.1% of voters believe that BTC's annual return will be around 22%, while a more conservative group making up for about 22.2% selected an estimate with a return rate at around14%.
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