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Analysis: Price Movement Observations last Days:
On Wednesday, Bitcoin's price peaked at $88,206, then decreased to $85,898 later that day, and continued to fluctuate around $86,000-$87,000 for the next two days. This Friday, the price dropped to $83,899, and then rebounded to $87,214 four hours later. On Saturday, the price decreased to $81,723, but recovered to $83,460 by Sunday. Yesterday, the price rose to $85,416, and then dropped to $84,601 by the end of the day. With a first price of $88,172 and last price of $84,601, the 7-day period saw a percentage difference of -4.05%. The price movement suggests a volatile period with no clear upward or downward trend, with frequent fluctuations and occasional sharp changes.
Price Analysis Updated: Apr, 01 9:12 PM (ET)

News Summary: What recent news are saying about the Price of Bitcoin

Bitcoin's price may experience intense volatility in the short term, particularly following President Trump's reciprocal tariffs, but its long-term prospects remain promising. Veteran trader Jon Najarian advises investors to buy when others panic, a classic strategy that still applies today. Meanwhile, Hydrogen Labs co-founder David Mass believes liquid staking could bring a "generational opportunity" for Bitcoin holders to earn passive income. However, an inflationary trend is hindering Bitcoin's ability to break above $89,000. On a more optimistic note, BTC Bonds could save taxpayers $354 billion and grow a $6.5 trillion national Bitcoin reserve by 2035. In institutional news, GoMining is launching a $100 million Bitcoin mining fund aimed at institutional investors, while retail users will be funneled to the fund. Finally, tech visionary Jeff Booth warns that while AI may drive prices down, it could also centralize control in the hands of a few individuals.

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All Time High Price Context (ATH)

ATH Dates and Prices in Chart

2025-01-19$109,462

2024-12-06$108,280

2024-11-05$96,419

2024-11-22$99,490

2024-11-05$76,647

2024-03-14$73,779

2021-10-20$66,000

2021-03-12$61,500

2020-12-13$21,400

2017-12-16$19,700

2017-11-01$7,000

2017-06-11$3,000

2013-11-28$1,242

2013-03-31$266

2011-07-07$31

2009-01-02$0

relevant high prices and dates in bitcoin history

Bitcoin historical highs

Bitcoin’s Genesis: Bitcoin, created by the enigmatic Satoshi Nakamoto in 2009, initially held negligible value. The first recorded transaction occurred in October 2009 when Finnish student Martti Malmi sold 5,050 coins for a mere $5.02, valuing each Bitcoin at $0.00091. Hard to believe, considering today’s bustling crypto exchanges!

Early Years (2009-2012): Bitcoin’s adoption started slowly. In the early years, it was a fringe phenomenon, confined to a subculture of software engineers. The first real-world transaction involved Laszlo Hanyecz buying two pizzas for 10,000 Bitcoins in May 2010, at a price of $0.0041 per Bitcoin. Those pizzas are now worth nearly $200 million

Notable All-Time Highs:

March 5, 2024: Bitcoin reached an all-time high of over $69,000 shortly after historic ETF approvals by the U.S. SEC. | December 18, 2017: During the ICO craze, Bitcoin hit nearly $20,000, driven by speculation and market frenzy. | November 29, 2013: FOMO (fear of missing out) pushed Bitcoin to $1,242, breaking the $1,000 mark for the first time. | April 9, 2013: Amid the Cyprus bail-in crisis, Bitcoin soared to $213, becoming a safe haven for funds. | Recent Highs: As of March 5, 2024, Bitcoin’s all-time high was $69,324.58, with a market cap of around $1.35 trillion. | On March 14, 2024 BTC got ATH $ 73.779

On January 2025 BTC got the current ATH $109,462 (2025-01-19)