As you can see in the chart below, bitcoin’s move up towards $100k leaves the cryptocurrency up 1,219% over the last five years:
We looked at stocks in the Russell 3,000 to see how many have done even better than bitcoin over the last five years. Of the stocks in the index with market caps of more than $5 billion, there are exactly ten.
Below is a list of the ten along with an AI-generated one-sentence description of what the company does. As you’ll see, the 2nd and 3rd best performers are bitcoin-related stocks, and they’re both up more than 2,000% versus bitcoin’s gain of 1,219%.
NVIDIA (NVDA): A leader in graphics processing units (GPUs) for gaming, AI, and data centers, driving advancements in computing and visual technologies.
MicroStrategy (MSTR): A business intelligence and analytics software provider, also known for its significant investments in Bitcoin.
MARA (MARA): A cryptocurrency mining company focusing on Bitcoin mining using blockchain technology.
Modine Manufacturing (MOD): Designs and manufactures thermal management solutions, including heating and cooling products for vehicles and industrial systems.
Super Micro Computer (SMCI): Develops high-performance, energy-efficient server and storage solutions for data centers, enterprise IT, and cloud computing.
Celsius (CELH): A beverage company specializing in fitness-oriented energy drinks and health-focused beverages.
GameStop Corp (GME): A retailer of video games, consumer electronics, and collectibles, with a focus on e-commerce and digital gaming.
Tesla (TSLA): A pioneer in electric vehicles and renewable energy, known for its electric cars, solar products, and energy storage solutions.
Antero Resources (AR): An energy company engaged in the exploration and production of natural gas, natural gas liquids (NGLs), and oil.
Sterling Infrastructure (STRL): Provides infrastructure services, including heavy civil, transportation, and building projects across the U.S.
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