2011: Bitcoin was called a “scam” at $2.
→ 2013: $1,240
2015: Bitcoin was called a “bubble” at $152.
→ 2017: $19,666
2018: Bitcoin was once again declared “dead” at $3,122.
→ 2021: $69,000
2022: Bitcoin continued to be questioned at $15,480.
→ 2025: $126,272
2026: Bitcoin was considered “overpriced” when it fell to $57,735.
→ Currently: it has returned to the $83K range.
And the big question is: how much will it be in 2029?
In each cycle, the story seems to repeat itself:
Bitcoin drops sharply → confidence disappears → “Bitcoin is dead” → the market rebounds → those who once doubted start coming back.
History does not guarantee the future will repeat.
But there is one thing worth noting:
Bitcoin has been declared “dead” many times.
So far, the thing that dies the most is those very declarations.
$BTC $ETH $BNB
→ 2013: $1,240
2015: Bitcoin was called a “bubble” at $152.
→ 2017: $19,666
2018: Bitcoin was once again declared “dead” at $3,122.
→ 2021: $69,000
2022: Bitcoin continued to be questioned at $15,480.
→ 2025: $126,272
2026: Bitcoin was considered “overpriced” when it fell to $57,735.
→ Currently: it has returned to the $83K range.
And the big question is: how much will it be in 2029?
In each cycle, the story seems to repeat itself:
Bitcoin drops sharply → confidence disappears → “Bitcoin is dead” → the market rebounds → those who once doubted start coming back.
History does not guarantee the future will repeat.
But there is one thing worth noting:
Bitcoin has been declared “dead” many times.
So far, the thing that dies the most is those very declarations.
$BTC $ETH $BNB
