Background & history
Bitcoin is a purely peer-to-peer version of digital cash, allowing online payments to be sent directly from one person to another without going through a financial institution.
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2009
First Bitcoins
The first 50 bitcoins are mined by Satoshi Nakamoto, the pseudonymous inventor of Bitcoin.
In January 2009, Satoshi Nakamoto, created 50 Bitcoins using the blockchain systems ensuring the initial 50 Bitcoins would always remain in the system. So, these 50 Bitcoins can never be used or spent.In the world’s first P2P Bitcoin transaction, Satoshi Nakamoto sends 10 Bitcoins to Hal Finney, a computer scientist and early adopter of Bitcoin and he was the first person to tweet about Bitcoin.
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2010
Bitcoin traiding starts
The journey for trading Bitcoins begins finally after many got into it and started to trade
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2012
$100 Bitcoin Milestone
After nearly two years of inertia, bitcoin hits $100 for the first time on April Fools’ Day and then booms — doubling to more than $200 apiece in the span of a week.
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2013
$1,000 Bitcoin Milestone
Bitcoin soars past the $1,000 mark, near doubling in value in the span of a week. The frenzied buying appears to be propelled by Chinese investors, who, it’s assumed, want to move their money into untraceable accounts. Bitcoin peaks at $1,216.70 by the end of the month. The price won’t break $1,000 again for three years.
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2017
$10,000 Bitcoin Milestone
Bitcoin blasts past $10,000 mark. Hours later the price tops $11,000 and keeps powering higher. The meteoric rise gets a shrug from investors, and stays within range of its peak valuation past the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. The main price-drivers are new main-street investors.
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2019
Milestone
Bitcoin hovered in the $3,190 range and by mid-June touched $10,000, amid high expectations of a further price hike. In December 2019, it fell to $7,112.73.
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2020
Milestone
Bitcoin, priced at $7,200 during the initial months of 2020, touched $18353 by November 23. This year alone Bitcoin saw a growth of 224 percent and increased further in December 2020.
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2021
Milestone and deploying of FRZA.io and FRZA COIN
This year was the best year in the history of Bitcoin and for other cryptocurrencies too. In January, Bitcoin touched $40,000. After Tesla invested $1.5 billion in Bitcoin in February there was no stopping. It touched $50,000 in February.
In March, Elon Musk tweeted anyone can buy a Tesla car using Bitcoin. This made the prices jump and recorded an all-time high of $64,829.14 on April 14.
On May 13, Elon Musk tweeted Tesla won’t accept payments in Bitcoins for its cars due to environmental concerns around the mining of the cryptocurrency resulting in Bitcoin crashing by nearly 50 percent.
Bitcoin is currently being traded at $49,592.77 as of August 3.