Caleb & Brown
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Caleb & Brown
@calebandbrown
We help our clients navigate the complexities of buying, selling, and swapping cryptocurrencies with a 24/7 personal broker service.

















Holding periods matter for Bitcoin. Historically, the probability of losing money falls sharply the longer Bitcoin is held. Since July 2010, the chance of being in the red drops to just 0.7% after three years, 0.2% after five, and no ten-year holding period has produced a loss. Cost basis data tells a similar story. Realised price, which reflects the average price investors paid for their coins, shows buyers from 3-5 years ago have an average cost of about US$34,780. Even with Bitcoin sitting ~45% below its October 2025 all-time high, that cohort remains around 90% in profit. Part of the reason: a small number of explosive trading days in any given year historically generate a large share of Bitcoin's returns. Miss them, and the outcome looks very different Source: @Bitwise








