#数字资产市场动态 $BTC Christmas Market Review: How Bitcoin Was Rising Over the Years

Looking at BTC's performance at the end of each year is quite interesting. I checked the historical data:

In 2013, it hovered around 666; in 2014, it dropped to 323 — who could have imagined what would happen later. In 2015, it rebounded to 455, and in 2016, it broke through the 899 mark. The real turning point came in 2017: skyrocketing to 13,926, then pulling back to 4,079 in 2018.

After that, a series of small peaks — 7,323 in 2019, 23,736 in 2020, and in 2021, it surged directly to a historical high of 50,822. In 2022, it adjusted to 16,822, and in 2023, it recovered to 43,665.

2024 saw a new high of 94,120, and in 2025, it is currently at 87,340. From the lowest point of 323 to over 80,000 now, it has increased more than 200 times over these ten-plus years.

Looking at this trend, every big surge is accompanied by a correction, but the long-term trend is hard to deny. Around Christmas time, the market has always been in an observation period.