You keep saying the same thing, and it's not unrealistic. These are actually values from last year. Last year, you could acquire the share at a price of $0.80–1.00, and the share price has tripled since then. If you had looked a little further, you would have seen the share price calculation formula as well.

The Bitcoin price plays a major role here. Last year, Bitcoin was priced at $24,000 around this time. Look at Bitcoin's price today; it has almost tripled, plus there are rewards added, which indeed amounts to nearly 300%. Very unrealistic? No, it’s actually not.

Can you predict how the Bitcoin price will behave in the future? No, you can’t. So, you can only feed past data into a calculator and project it forward, adding an appropriate warning that it’s just an estimate assuming the same trend continues.

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Our calculator calculates based on one year, not two, and scales up the years that you select at the bottom.

If the Bitcoin price didn’t move at all for an entire year, you would have an ROI of around 30%.

Why do we all invest in BTC? In the hope that it will rise. If Bitcoin were to crash, we would all be in trouble. Every investment would then result in a loss.