ANYWAY....
to get back off topic.....
Past ten years of bitcoin price on a random July day.
12 July 2010 $.08
1 July 2011 $15.40
12 July 2012 $9.35
14 July 2013 $94.69
13 July 2014 $626.50
12 July 2015 $310.87
10 July 2016 $649.36
16 July 2017 $1929.82
15 July 2018 $6359.64
14 July 2019 $10256.06
10 July 2020 $9179.16
(homemade with tlc and kisses for everyone)
*edit....nohomo....
I am quite skeptical of your word choice: "random"
![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif)
In other words, I have my doubts about the accuracy of such word choice. Please describe or show your work regarding how you employed such purported "randomness" in this here instance?
![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif)
[edited out - same post as quoted above]
So only 2019 and 2020 has being the years where the % difference between the 2 years has being the least as compared to over the entire range of series in July. Also staying positive that before the July end we may end up 10k + and finally after long time settle for 5 digit mark which has not being seen from so long. Hope, next year when you mention about July 2021 we may see that in 20k range or more.
Huh? I had to do a double-take after reading your assessment of the above depicted history, onrise.
In essence, you seem to miss various important areas of the chart with your description of the chart.
For instance, look at 2014 and 2016... the BTC price is pretty close to the same on those two purportedly "random" July dates.
Doesn't that 2014/2016 BTC price comparison mean anything to you and your assessment based on what is contained in the chart?
Of course, we have to NOT cause historical BTC price performance to necessarily bias in our assessment of possible future BTC price performance, even though based on totality of various circumstances, BTC price prediction models and seemingly ongoing strong BTC fundamentals, it does seem that $20k or more in July 2021 does seem quite reasonable, even if far from a given.
(by the way, BTC price has not had any kind of tendency to get stuck floating around previous ATH price ranges for very long, so it is likely NOT a good idea to presume that BTC might get stuck around previous ATH price ranges, even though it is also possible that this time could be different).