Here is a summary of Bitcoin prices from December 2010 to 2023:
1. December 2010: $0.25 - $0.30
Bitcoin was in its early days, and did not have a large market.
2. December 2011: $4 - $4.50
The year has seen significant volatility, with the price reaching $31 in June before falling.
3. December 2012: $13
Relative stability as interest begins to increase.
4. December 2013: $700 - $1,000
The first major surge was driven by media and investor interest.
5. December 2014: $310-$380
Drop after Mt. Gox crash.
6. December 2015: $430
Gradual recovery begins.
7. December 2016: $900
Rising as investor confidence increases.
8. December 2017: $19,700
Historic summit driven by huge demand.
9. December 2018: $3,100
Major correction after the 2017 bubble.
10. December 2019: $7,000
Relative stability with slow growth.
11. December 2020: $29,000
The beginning of a new bullish cycle.
12. December 2021: $47,000
New peak as institutional adoption increases.
13. December 2022: $16,500
Decrease in the result of a bear market.
14. December 2023: $42,000
A recovery driven by increased interest in the market again.
You can notice the high volatility in Bitcoin prices, which reflects the high-risk nature of the market for this currency.
