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The history of Bitcoin bubbles dates back to its inception in 2009, with the first major bubble occurring in 2011 when the price surged from a few cents to over $30 before crashing. This was followed by another significant bubble in 2013, where Bitcoin reached around $1,100, only to drop sharply. The most notable bubble happened in 2017, when Bitcoin\“s price skyrocketed to nearly $20,000, driven by widespread media attention and speculative investments. After a major correction, the 2021 bubble saw Bitcoin hitting an all-time high of over $60,000, influenced by institutional adoption and economic factors. These bubbles are often characterized by rapid price increases, fueled by hype and FOMO （fear of missing out）, followed by steep declines as market sentiment shifts. Understanding this history helps investors recognize patterns and manage risks in the volatile cryptocurrency market. |
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发表于 2025-10-28 10:56:32