Thread by @BerryBlockchain

1. Following on from looking at Bitcoin's yearly lows let's have a look at some other OG coins. To see their #HODLGrowth

https://twitter.com/Ben_TRX/status/1080022628272869377

2. Ethereum lows per year:
2015 $0.42
2016 $0.93
2017 $7.98
2018 $84.91
#HODLGrowth

3. It's worth looking at ETH/BTC lows per year at the same time:
2015 0.00154600
2016 0.00205819
2017 0.00828261
2018 0.02537603
#HODLGrowth

4. Shout out to the XRP Army. Let's look at your #HODLGrowth. Here are the lows per year:
2013 $0.002901
2014 $0.002885
2015 $0.004047
2016 $0.005100
2017 $0.005415
2018 $0.273040

5. XRP clearly late to the HODL party.
It shows that ownership has been much later in their lifecycle than others...
A personal tangent: I've held the 1000xrp gifted from joining their mailing list in 2013. Mainly because they've been worthless for most of the time...

6. Another OG coin... Litecoin. How's the #HODLGrowth been there? Here are the lows per year to see:
2013 $1.71
2014 $2.69
2015 $1.19
2016 $3.00
2017 $3.65
2018 $23.56

7. With Litecoin it is interesting to see a year vs year lower lows.
A personal tangent: I mined 7 litecoin in 2013 and lost them through a pool exit scam having never moved them. Shout out to #ProofOfKeys

8. How has Monero done for #HODLGrowth? Here are the lows per year to see:
2014 $0.306053
2015 $0.227908
2016 $0.427559
2017 $10.12
2018 $38.90

9. Monero also seeing some year vs year lows but in difference to litecoin it was consecutive and by a smaller margin.

10. To wrap up this short tweetstorm on #HODLGrowth I'd like you to imagine each graphed out. It would appear to me that the year on year low growth of BTC seems far more reasonable and measure than the rest, a true growth in Hodl base for the King.

11. Whilst the others having exhibited either rapid unnatural growth, or a history of decline, show that there may be a smaller base of true believers.
I hope you enjoyed.