For those new to #bitcoin, here are some history of its price.

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2) #BTC hit $30 ATH in June 2011, from $0.30 in Jan 2011 (100x in 6 months ish).

Then "crashed" 90% to $3 (still 10x of before).

Then took just about 2 years to recover back to $30 in Feb 2013.

Looks familiar? Then... Image
3) 2 months later, in Apr 2013, $BTC hit a new ATH $213 (7x).

Check how big the previous $30 ATH looks. Image
4) There was also a "crash" to $70 from $213 during 2013.

Then recovered to back to $200+ in Oct 2013. (small 1 year cycle)

Then 2 months later, by Dec 2013, #btc hit another ATH at $1000+. 5x in 2 months. Image
5) There was another "crash" from $1000 to $200, and took about 3 years to recover back to $1000 in Feb 2017.

This is the cycle when I entered. Sold my house to buy $BTC at $600 in early 2014. Felt I was way late. It dropped to $200. Had to endure 2 years for it to recover. Image
6) Of course, many of you know what happens next.

10 months later, in Dec 2017, $BTC hit the "famous" ATH of $20,000. (20x in 10 months) Image
7) Most of us know that #bitcoin died many times in the last 3 years. "Crashed" to $3000.

But 3 years later, almost to the day, #btc recovered to $19700.

And we emerged from winter finally. Image
8) And now.

What's going to happen next?

I donno. You tell me? Image

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