Are you looking for information on the current Bitcoin price in USD? If so, you’ve come to the right place. The price of Bitcoin is updated every three minutes, and is automatically sourced in USD. Bitcoin prices in other currencies are calculated using their corresponding USD exchange rates. You can view a chart of the latest price of Bitcoin in USD, or search for the most popular denominations of USD on a converter. Here are a few helpful resources:
The first bull market in bitcoin occurred in November 2011 when it hit parity with the USD. In November 2012, it rose to $1,200, and in January 2021, it hit $41,000. Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, announced that his company would begin accepting BTC and led to another all-time high. In October 2013, PayPal also announced that they would accept bitcoin. After a long period of declining prices, the price of bitcoin jumped nearly fivefold to over $1,500.
After the price retreated, it began its first “mini-bull run” and rose nearly 3,000%. The price then declined in November 2011 and bottomed out at $2.10. It did not bounce back in 2012 and finished the year between $13 and $14. In November 2013, it broke the $1,000 mark. Bitcoin has been rising steadily since then. This is why long-term investors prefer to hold on to their BTC.
