Bitcoin’s journey isn’t a straight line to the moon—it’s a rollercoaster. Each Thanksgiving, Bitcoin has brought its unique brand of drama:

2013: $1,031. The first real “wow” year. Families everywhere asked, “What is a Bitcoin, and why does my nephew think he’s a millionaire?”

2015: $357. The vibe was humble—like the side dish no one noticed but would miss if it were gone.

2017: $10,058. Suddenly, Bitcoin wasn’t just a conversation topic; it was the conversation. Tulip bubble comparisons flew faster than turkey comas.

2020: $17,717. As the world locked down, Bitcoin unlocked wealth. A pandemic-proof hedge, they said.

2021: $57,248. The high-water mark for those who felt like crypto gods—until 2022 rolled around.

2022: $16,215. A crypto winter so cold, it made Game of Thrones look like a tropical getaway.

Now, here we are in 2024, with Bitcoin at a jaw-dropping $95,380. Whether you’re an OG hodler, a cautious DCA’er, or that person still Googling “what is blockchain?”, you have to respect the staying power of this asset. It’s defied skeptics, spurred innovation, and made Thanksgiving tables far more interesting for over a decade. #ThanksgivingBTCMoves