Bitcoin’s monthly return chart offers a comprehensive look at its performance over various timeframes. The chart shows Bitcoin’s performance for the past 7 days (-1.91%), 3 months (+9.09%), year-to-date (+60.3%), 6 months (+71.5%), and 1 year (+148.4%).

January saw a modest increase of +0.87%, followed by a significant surge of +44% in February. March maintained a positive trend with a +16.3% return, but April experienced a dip of -14.7%. May closed with an 11.1% gain, showcasing Bitcoin’s volatility and potential for recovery.

The detailed monthly returns table highlights the performance of Bitcoin across different months and years, providing a historical perspective. The variations in returns reflect Bitcoin’s fluctuating market conditions, influenced by a myriad of factors including market sentiment, regulatory news, and macroeconomic trends.

Investors and enthusiasts can use this data to understand the cyclical nature of Bitcoin’s price movements and to strategize their investments accordingly. As always, staying informed and analyzing past performance can offer valuable insights into future trends.

Disclaimer: Market capitalizations and data can vary in real-time. The information provided here is intended purely for educational purposes and should not, under any circumstances, be construed as financial advice.

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Scrolling through my timeline, I noticed a guy who said I orange-pilled him a while back. He was into drugs and gambling at the time. He heard me preach about Bitcoin and he got into it with near religious fervor.

Then, under the influence of micro-dosing Orange-Pill Truth, some natural sunshine, bitter reality, and the sweet high of Orange Enlightenment, his life turned around. He overcame his drugs and gambling addiction and became a Bitcoin Maximalist.

This makes perfect sense — and it speaks to Bitcoin’s greater role in society than just being…

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Hong Kong’s drive to become a leading digital asset center is gaining momentum as 11 cryptocurrency exchanges, including giants like Crypto.com and Bullish, inch towards obtaining licenses. This regulatory push, outlined on the Securities & Futures Commission’s website, highlights the city’s intent to build a robust framework fostering investor protection and stringent compliance.

The region’s initiatives are part of a broader effort to restore its financial center status, introducing measures such as the launch of spot-Bitcoin and Ether exchange-traded funds, and plans for stablecoins and digital bond tokenization. Despite notable withdrawals from top exchanges like OKX and Bybit, Hong Kong remains competitive with global hubs like Dubai and Singapore in the race to dominate the digital asset space.

With a June 1 deadline for exchanges to be licensed or deemed so, Hong Kong is poised to attract significant investment. While mainland China maintains a ban on digital-asset trading, Hong Kong’s open market and upcoming licenses offer a gateway for global investors, underscoring the city’s potential as a leading financial hub.

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The University of Austin (UATX) and Unchained, a prominent Bitcoin financial services firm, have joined forces to create a unique long-term Bitcoin endowment fund.

This initiative aims to raise $5 million, all of which will be invested in bitcoin (BTC) and held for a minimum of five years. The collaboration is set to pave the way for other academic institutions to explore innovative financial strategies involving digital assets.

Announced on May 31, the partnership between Unchained and UATX marks the establishment of the first long-term endowment fund held entirely in bitcoin.

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