Every year around Christmas, Bitcoin's price performance attracts a lot of attention. Let's review how this largest crypto asset has performed during the Christmas season over the past decade.

Starting in 2013, BTC was priced at $666 during Christmas. In the following years, the price fluctuated significantly—dropping to $323 in 2014, hitting a historical low, and then slightly rebounding to $455 in 2015.

A turning point occurred in 2016, when BTC rose to $899 during Christmas, followed by a long-term upward cycle. In 2017, it reached $13,926, a year also celebrated as the "bull year" for crypto assets. However, 2018 saw a sharp correction, dropping to $4,079.

By 2019 and 2020, Bitcoin started to strengthen, hovering around $7,323 and $23,736 respectively. 2021 was even more remarkable—the Christmas price surged to $50,822.

In 2022, it experienced a significant pullback to $16,822, but the market did not stop there. In 2023, it rebounded to $43,665, and in 2024, it hit a new high near $94,120. Entering 2025, although there was some correction, it still remained around $87,809.

From $666 to nearly $90,000, this range reflects a history shaped by market cycles, policy changes, institutional entry, and other intertwined factors.