Hello friend. Thanks for providing the data. You should have thought about things a little more objectively....
You have only compared the yields over the life of Bitcoin - a paltry 14 years. The S&P has been trading since 1957 (67 years) and of course Gold, as we all know has been operating for ~ 6,000 years. If you are going to make a comparison of things, you need to compare "oranges with oranges".
You can't really give any credibility to the S&P numbers due to the level of "input" (shall we say) from the Fed.
Nevermind, let's just get to the charts... This one includes all the years. Looks a bit distorted due to the first year of Bitcoin's "beginners luck"
So, let's knock off the first year.... oh, still a bit distorted due to the "novelty" factor...
I'll knock off the next 2 years for the same reasons as above.... this gives a "closer" picture...
Let's wait to see what the comparisons look like in another 10 years eh?
In the meantime, I am quite happy with my weight. We know what is getting "hammered"!
