Bitcoin Now Buys You the Greatest Amount of Ball in the Past Year
By CryptocurrenciesChannel Staff, 11/1/2024
Here at CryptocurrenciesChannel.com, we find it interesting to track various ETF and stock prices versus various digital assets over time.
We noticed that as of 11/1/2024, Bitcoin ($BTC) can buy you the most amount of Ball shares, in the past year. For example, if you had 1 Bitcoin coin and wished to buy shares of BALL with the proceeds, you would now be able to buy 1170.12 shares of BALL. That's versus a low amount of 678.35 shares over the trailing twelve months. Here's how this relationship looks charted, over the past year:
The main driver of the above bar chart has, of course, been the performance of Ball shares, relative to the performance of Bitcoin; and here's how the two compare over the past year on a total return basis:
Check out our Bitcoin historical price chart and Ball vs Crypto pages for additional charts. Note that any stock splits and/or dividends are included when we calculate the BALL returns.
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