#数字资产动态追踪 Everyone, take a look at Bitcoin's historical trajectory on New Year's Eve.
In 2013, it was $754, back then not many people were involved. In 2014, it dropped to $320, then rebounded to $431 in 2015. In 2016, at $964, it started to show signs of recovery. The real turning point came in 2017—$14,156, marking the first major bull run. In 2018, it corrected to $3,743 (blood and tears), then recovered to $7,194 in 2019.
Then came the historic moment. In 2020, it hit $29,002. In 2021, it reached $49,306, and anyone holding on back then truly made a fortune. In 2022, during the bear market, it fell to $16,597. Last year, 2023, it rebounded to $42,560. As of the latest New Year's Eve in 2024, it closed at $95,650. Entering 2025, it stands at $87,590.
What do you think these ten-plus years of trends tell us? Every bear market has people cutting losses, every bull market has people regretting. $BTC has always been a game that tests psychological resilience. Those who hold on truly profit. So—hold on to your chips and don't be scared off by short-term fluctuations. In the long run, holding is always better than frequent trading.
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TrustMeBro
· 8h ago
Looking at this historical trend, the hardest part is truly just enduring.
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Degen4Breakfast
· 8h ago
It's just a mental toughness competition; the ones who get burned are always that group of people.
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LucidSleepwalker
· 8h ago
Oh my, it's that same old "hold onto the chips" motivational talk... In 2021, I didn't escape the top, so I'll be honest—this curve looks good, but how many actually survived?
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DegenGambler
· 8h ago
Damn, I really regret not getting on board during the 2017 wave.
#数字资产动态追踪 Everyone, take a look at Bitcoin's historical trajectory on New Year's Eve.
In 2013, it was $754, back then not many people were involved. In 2014, it dropped to $320, then rebounded to $431 in 2015. In 2016, at $964, it started to show signs of recovery. The real turning point came in 2017—$14,156, marking the first major bull run. In 2018, it corrected to $3,743 (blood and tears), then recovered to $7,194 in 2019.
Then came the historic moment. In 2020, it hit $29,002. In 2021, it reached $49,306, and anyone holding on back then truly made a fortune. In 2022, during the bear market, it fell to $16,597. Last year, 2023, it rebounded to $42,560. As of the latest New Year's Eve in 2024, it closed at $95,650. Entering 2025, it stands at $87,590.
What do you think these ten-plus years of trends tell us? Every bear market has people cutting losses, every bull market has people regretting. $BTC has always been a game that tests psychological resilience. Those who hold on truly profit. So—hold on to your chips and don't be scared off by short-term fluctuations. In the long run, holding is always better than frequent trading.