🩸 Peaks are forged in the heart of chaos. What happened to Bitcoin after every major exchange hack? 🚀
When news of exchange hacks keeps coming, panic takes hold of everyone. But if we stop reading the headlines and look at the chart over the years, we’ll find an astonishing pattern that has repeated for more than a decade. Bitcoin doesn’t collapse because of exchange crises; it uses them as fuel for its biggest rallies.
Here’s what happened during each crisis:
🔹 2014 — Mt. Gox collapse: The price fell below $500, but later recovered and reached new highs in the 2017 cycle.
🔹 2016 — Bitfinex hack: A sharp drop of more than 20% in one day, then the price recovered to nearly 20,000$ in late 2017.
🔹 2018 — Coincheck hack: A slight drop (around 2% to ~$11,000), then the market continued its upward cycle later on.
🔹 2019 — Binance hack: Bitcoin fell to around 5,700$ , but within just seven weeks it rose to 13,800$ .
🔹 2022 — FTX collapse: A historic drop to 15,500$ .
It later rebounded, breaking above 73,800$ in March 2024 (about 4.8 times its low).
🔹 2025 — Bybit hack:
A temporary drop, then Bitcoin broke above 109,400$ just three months later.
🔹 Today (2026) — Binance hack: The market is shaking again. History says these are the moments when professionals buy from the fearful.