Bitcoin price on Thanksgiving day for last 15 years

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Quote from: OgNasty on December 04, 2024, 01:53:33 AM

Definitely an impressive run over the years. It makes you wonder how long that could continue on for before growth slows to be much more in line with more traditional currencies and investments. In the meantime it is good to be a Bitcoiner as long as you aren’t afraid to hold for a minimum of 4 years.

Maybe in some decades to come when big capital will flood BTC for real - the likes of Microstrategy, "Saylors", and so on.
I don't see it happening due to the news not being pushy on it - after all, we would know how dire the situation is.
It wouldn't be bad, but it would change how BTC behaves during its cycles even more.

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Quote from: EarnOnVictor on December 04, 2024, 01:23:12 AM

Quote from: arhipova on December 01, 2024, 07:58:36 AM

2010: $0.28
2011: $2.49 (+789%)
2012: $12.51 (+402%)
2013: $813 (+6,401%)
2014: $376 (-54%)
2015: $328 (-13%)
2016: $739 (+125%)
2017: $8,771 (+1,086%)
2018: $4,015 (-54%)
2019: $7,150 (+78%)
2020: $18,764 (+162%)
2021: $58,927 (+214%)
2022: $16,353 (-72%)
2023: $37,831 (+131%)
2024: $94,792 (+150%)

Who is holding since 2010 here ?

Bitcoin has always been that impressive asset and I don't think it's going to stop (well for now), it has reached the milestone that no asset has ever achieved in history in a very short period of its creation. Many troubles could be lurking ahead but judging by the present, it's better to always buy it whether or not it's towards Thanksgiving Day by studying and mastering the cycle at which it operates every 4 years. This can make us plan better by selling high and buying cheap repeatedly.

You are totally right. Even though many other lesser coins and even memecoins would be able to reach such percentage gains, they would lack what BTC has in abundance - clear goals, ideals, decentralized nature, and faith put into it.
It's a known fact that any enthusiast in the space can analyze BTC cycles - and have some gains from that.

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Quote from: arhipova on December 03, 2024, 11:31:35 PM

Quote from: BitcoinBarrel on December 01, 2024, 10:00:46 AM

The "crashes" always come after a bull run where there is candle-stick growth, but the price always averages out.

Has the bull run started yet for bitcoin ? I think no.

We are in start of bull run for altcoins as some of the coins are rising about 50-100% in 24 hours. If we see the list on coingecko, daily there are 3-4 coins which are increasing by that amount. Bitcoin will also explode but at the moment it is moving upwards slowly.

Can't say the start of the alt season is here - BTC DOM is still too high (55-ish) and other coins don't outperform BTC.
We need to wait a bit more.

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Definitely an impressive run over the years. It makes you wonder how long that could continue on for before growth slows to be much more in line with more traditional currencies and investments. In the meantime it is good to be a Bitcoiner as long as you aren’t afraid to hold for a minimum of 4 years.

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Quote from: arhipova on December 01, 2024, 07:58:36 AM

2010: $0.28
2011: $2.49 (+789%)
2012: $12.51 (+402%)
2013: $813 (+6,401%)
2014: $376 (-54%)
2015: $328 (-13%)
2016: $739 (+125%)
2017: $8,771 (+1,086%)
2018: $4,015 (-54%)
2019: $7,150 (+78%)
2020: $18,764 (+162%)
2021: $58,927 (+214%)
2022: $16,353 (-72%)
2023: $37,831 (+131%)
2024: $94,792 (+150%)

Who is holding since 2010 here ?

Bitcoin has always been that impressive asset and I don't think it's going to stop (well for now), it has reached the milestone that no asset has ever achieved in history in a very short period of its creation. Many troubles could be lurking ahead but judging by the present, it's better to always buy it whether or not it's towards Thanksgiving Day by studying and mastering the cycle at which it operates every 4 years. This can make us plan better by selling high and buying cheap repeatedly.

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Quote from: BitcoinBarrel on December 01, 2024, 10:00:46 AM

The "crashes" always come after a bull run where there is candle-stick growth, but the price always averages out.

Has the bull run started yet for bitcoin ? I think no.

We are in start of bull run for altcoins as some of the coins are rising about 50-100% in 24 hours. If we see the list on coingecko, daily there are 3-4 coins which are increasing by that amount. Bitcoin will also explode but at the moment it is moving upwards slowly.

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Quote from: dimonstration on December 01, 2024, 08:04:09 AM

Quote from: arhipova on December 01, 2024, 07:58:36 AM

Lmao on the source. Does the X post doesn’t have the source on their post?

Maybe that person copied his entire post from here. Because he mentioned the same price of Bitcoin on Thanksgiving Day here.

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Thanksgiving Day every year since 2009

All you had to do was HODL...

2010: $0.28
2011: $2.49 (+789%)
2012: $12.51 (+402%)
2013: $813 (+6,401%)
2014: $376 (-54%)
2015: $328 (-13%)
2016: $739 (+125%)
2017: $8,771 (+1,086%)
2018: $4,015 (-54%)
2019: $7,150 (+78%)
2020: $18,764 (+162%)
2021: $58,927 (+214%)
2022: $16,353 (-72%)
2023: $37,831 (+131%)
2024: $94,792 (+150%)

https://x.com/BTC_Archive/status/1862080404901024133?t=kewWQbnQpRSPHqt-2G9aPQ&s=19

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Quote from: arhipova on December 01, 2024, 07:58:36 AM

Thanksgiving day for 2024 was on 28 Nov 2024.

Here are Bitcoin prices on Thanksgiving Day every year since 2010 :

Source: Data taken from a X post.

You should have added the link to that source here so we could be sure to see it. From 2010 to 2023, we may not have seen the price of Bitcoin on Thanksgiving day and how much it has increased. But on Thanksgiving Day, November 28, 2024, Bitcoin was over $95,000.

We've seen a similar Twitter post, which lists Bitcoin prices from Thanksgiving Day 2010 to 2024.
https://x.com/WatcherGuru/status/1862009417710919785?t=Tov1_-xDRRK9VC2CvZUTag&s=19

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Who is holding since 2010 here ?

Maybe there are very few members who have patiently holding Bitcoin since 2010 till date. In the beginning the price of Bitcoin was very low and since then the price of this Bitcoin has gradually increased. There were also many investors who invested when Bitcoin was priced at $0.28. Then when the price of Bitcoin increased several times in a few years, they may have sold their invested Bitcoin due to greed.

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Quote from: BitcoinBarrel on December 01, 2024, 10:00:46 AM

The "crashes" always come after a bull run where there is candle-stick growth, but the price always averages out.

Dips and corrections are natural for the cycles, I totally agree.
Then it all repeats itself in different ways.

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Quote from: Patikno on December 03, 2024, 01:13:39 AM

Quote from: arhipova on December 01, 2024, 07:58:36 AM

Who is holding since 2010 here ?

So far I'm not sure any users here are still holding their Bitcoins, an exception for satoshi.

Maybe there are legends like that, but it would be easier to say who is not holding from that time till now, you are right.

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Quote from: Poker Player on December 02, 2024, 11:48:56 PM

Well, this is yet another indication that 2025 is going to be very bullish. You can never take anything for granted but being the post-halving year and with the institutional demand that is forecast it is very hard to think of a bearish year. The moment states start buying, and more companies keep copying Saylor with MSTR the price is going to go way up.

The rally for BTC will continue till the confidence won't fall off a bit towards big alts.
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You should at least post a link to that X post, I'm a little confused as to where he got that conclusion from, was it calculated from the beginning of the year, from thanksgiving to the next thanksgiving or what?

Quote from: arhipova on December 01, 2024, 07:58:36 AM

Who is holding since 2010 here ?

So far I'm not sure any users here are still holding their Bitcoins, an exception for satoshi.

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Well, this is yet another indication that 2025 is going to be very bullish. You can never take anything for granted but being the post-halving year and with the institutional demand that is forecast it is very hard to think of a bearish year. The moment states start buying, and more companies keep copying Saylor with MSTR the price is going to go way up.

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Quote from: kotajikikox on December 01, 2024, 08:33:21 AM

Truly a holiday for showing our gratitude!

For anyone wondering what happened in 2018, it is the infamous “crash” of bitcoin where it went down to 70%. From what I have seen, people seemed to have been influenced by the influx of scams and hacks after bitcoin started doing well which led to a major sell off from investors. If you search now, many articles from 2018 saw this as a validation of their assumptions and they all thought that bitcoin will surely crash again the way it did before.

Fast forward to 2024 and bitcoin is stronger than ever. Truly a time to give thanks.

The turn up this year is greatly influencing and appreciated honestly, the rise for Bitcoin over the years has been harsh and low.This year is an evidence that Bitcoin is practically evolving and the years ahead are going to be developed, stronger and better.
Let's envisage more for Bitcoin,I strongly believe the outcomes would be totally mind-blowing.

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The "crashes" always come after a bull run where there is candle-stick growth, but the price always averages out.

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Quote from: arhipova on December 01, 2024, 07:58:36 AM

Here are Bitcoin prices on Thanksgiving Day every year since 2010 :

2010: $0.28
2011: $2.49 (+789%)
2012: $12.51 (+402%)
2013: $813 (+6,401%)
2014: $376 (-54%)
2015: $328 (-13%)
2016: $739 (+125%)
2017: $8,771 (+1,086%)
2018: $4,015 (-54%)
2019: $7,150 (+78%)
2020: $18,764 (+162%)
2021: $58,927 (+214%)
2022: $16,353 (-72%)
2023: $37,831 (+131%)
2024: $94,792 (+150%)

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Who is holding since 2010 here ?

We can not know how is holding since 2010 except known addresses of Satoshi Nakamoto. We don't know all addresses belong to Satoshi Nakamoto too, but we can have on chain data on inactive UTXO since 2010.

https://www.bitcoinmagazinepro.com/charts/hodl-waves/

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Quote from: kotajikikox on December 01, 2024, 08:33:21 AM

Truly a holiday for showing our gratitude!

For anyone wondering what happened in 2018, it is the infamous “crash” of bitcoin where it went down to 70%. From what I have seen, people seemed to have been influenced by the influx of scams and hacks after bitcoin started doing well which led to a major sell off from investors. If you search now, many articles from 2018 saw this as a validation of their assumptions and they all thought that bitcoin will surely crash again the way it did before.

Fast forward to 2024 and bitcoin is stronger than ever. Truly a time to give thanks.

What happened in 2018 is just to show how volatile the market it. And I don't think that there is only one reason for the crash in price and even now there are still scammers in the Crypto-currency world so that only can't be the reason for the crash.

Also we can see another crash in 2022. The market is very unpredictable but as we can see long term holders always see through the crash and into a pump. It would be smart to just see those crashes as a good entry point because time without number Bitcoin always bounces back.

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Truly a holiday for showing our gratitude!

For anyone wondering what happened in 2018, it is the infamous “crash” of bitcoin where it went down to 70%. From what I have seen, people seemed to have been influenced by the influx of scams and hacks after bitcoin started doing well which led to a major sell off from investors. If you search now, many articles from 2018 saw this as a validation of their assumptions and they all thought that bitcoin will surely crash again the way it did before.

Fast forward to 2024 and bitcoin is stronger than ever. Truly a time to give thanks.

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Quote from: arhipova on December 01, 2024, 07:58:36 AM

Thanksgiving day for 2024 was on 28 Nov 2024.

Here are Bitcoin prices on Thanksgiving Day every year since 2010 :

2010: $0.28
2011: $2.49 (+789%)
2012: $12.51 (+402%)
2013: $813 (+6,401%)
2014: $376 (-54%)
2015: $328 (-13%)
2016: $739 (+125%)
2017: $8,771 (+1,086%)
2018: $4,015 (-54%)
2019: $7,150 (+78%)
2020: $18,764 (+162%)
2021: $58,927 (+214%)
2022: $16,353 (-72%)
2023: $37,831 (+131%)
2024: $94,792 (+150%)

Source: Data taken from a X post.

Lmao on the source. Does the X post doesn’t have the source on their post?

Nevertheless, Bitcoin is truly always bullish during November of every year ever since I started on Bitcoin investment. The Black Friday + Thanksgiving Combo are always working well to boost the price.

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Who is holding since 2010 here ?

There’s only few active users that registered during 2010 but I doubt there’s a lot of user manage to totally hold their Bitcoin from 2010 until now. That’s a very strong temptation to resist selling in an insane amount of profit.

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Thanksgiving day for 2024 was on 28 Nov 2024.

Here are Bitcoin prices on Thanksgiving Day every year since 2010 :

2010: $0.28
2011: $2.49 (+789%)
2012: $12.51 (+402%)
2013: $813 (+6,401%)
2014: $376 (-54%)
2015: $328 (-13%)
2016: $739 (+125%)
2017: $8,771 (+1,086%)
2018: $4,015 (-54%)
2019: $7,150 (+78%)
2020: $18,764 (+162%)
2021: $58,927 (+214%)
2022: $16,353 (-72%)
2023: $37,831 (+131%)
2024: $94,792 (+150%)

Who is holding since 2010 here ?

Source: Data taken from a X post.

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