Not every chosen date would give the same picture, but the general tendency is indeed caught by such price comparison, and that's the fact that Bitcoin has been growing throughout its history. The Christmas Eve list shows a bit of a regress in 2018 and 2019, as well as in 2014 and 2015, but Bitcoin successfully managed to recover and surpass its former achievements. Another list I like is the list of the lowest price points per year because it shows how low Bitcoin can fall at a given time period (and, thus, the level of trust into it). Here's mine, taking approximations from Coingecko:
2014: $320
2015: $172
2016: $384
2017: $900
2018: $3,200
2019: $3,500
2020: $5,000
2021: $30,000
Topic: Historical Bitcoin Prices😊 - page 3. (Read 418 times)
🎅🏻 🎄Historical #Bitcoin prices on Christmas Eve:
2010: $0.25
2011: $4
2012: $13
2013: $651
2014: $330
2015: $453
2016: $899
2017: $13,673
2018: $4,120
2019: $7,318
2020: $23,475
Today: $51,500
2010: $0.25
2011: $4
2012: $13
2013: $651
2014: $330
2015: $453
2016: $899
2017: $13,673
2018: $4,120
2019: $7,318
2020: $23,475
Today: $51,500
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