比特币16岁
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The Bitcoin spot ETF market is undergoing dramatic changes, revealing the flow of funds! The BTC surge is back, who will be the new winner?
At the beginning of the new year, the Bitcoin spot ETF market staged a thrilling capital flight! As of January 2, the net outflow reached 242 million USD, leaving many investors alarmed. But don't worry, this drama is far from over, as various ETFs showcase their skills and engage in fierce competition.
First, let's look at Grayscale, the big brother. The GBTC ETF had a net outflow of 23.13 million USD yesterday, bringing its historical total net outflow close to the 21.52 billion USD mark. Don't underestimate it; the Grayscale Bitcoin Mini Trust ETF (BTC) went against the tide with a net inflow of 6.89 million USD, maintaining a historical total net inflow of 840 million USD, showcasing Grayscale's strong appeal and clever diversified layout in the ETF arena.
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🎉Bitcoin 16th Anniversary: Surpassing Traditional Tech Giants, Leading Financial Technology Innovation
Last month, Bitcoin's price soared to a historic high of $108,000. From a human growth perspective, Bitcoin is gradually entering its maturity phase.
On January 3, 2009, Bitcoin's first block was created. At that time, you could buy Bitcoin with PayPal for an average price of $0.00099. If you had spent $1 on Bitcoin back then, it would now be worth $9.8 billion! In just 16 years, Bitcoin's value has increased by 98,900,000,000%, a growth rate unmatched in traditional financial markets.
Now let’s take a look at what Nasdaq tech giants like Google, Amazon, and Facebook were doing when they turned 16:
- Google’s IPO in 2004 had a share price of $85, which rose to $193 eleven years later, resulting in a return on investment of 4,541% after stock splits.
- Amazon's IPO in 1997 had a share price of $18, which increased to $224 after 28 years, yielding a return on investment of 298,666% after four stock splits.
- Facebook's IPO in 2012 was priced at $38, and twelve years later, it reached $604, achieving a return on investment of 1,589%.
Bitcoin's 16th birthday also marks a significant milestone for tech giants:
- When Google turned 16, it acquired DeepMind Technologies; AI and cryptocurrency are now neighbors.
- When Amazon turned 16, it acquired Diapers.com and Soap.com; now companies are starting to acquire BTC.
- When Facebook turned 16, it rebranded to Meta, focusing on virtual reality, and now the VR field has its own cryptocurrency.
💬 In summary, Bitcoin's significance far exceeds that of a simple currency; it is profoundly reshaping our world.
Its rapid development and extensive impact have surpassed numerous leading companies in the tech industry. Looking to the future, let’s join hands and witness the next 16 years of Bitcoin together!
#比特币16岁 #科技巨头对比 #加密货币未来
Last month, Bitcoin's price soared to a historic high of $108,000. From a human growth perspective, Bitcoin is gradually entering its maturity phase.
On January 3, 2009, Bitcoin's first block was created. At that time, you could buy Bitcoin with PayPal for an average price of $0.00099. If you had spent $1 on Bitcoin back then, it would now be worth $9.8 billion! In just 16 years, Bitcoin's value has increased by 98,900,000,000%, a growth rate unmatched in traditional financial markets.
Now let’s take a look at what Nasdaq tech giants like Google, Amazon, and Facebook were doing when they turned 16:
- Google’s IPO in 2004 had a share price of $85, which rose to $193 eleven years later, resulting in a return on investment of 4,541% after stock splits.
- Amazon's IPO in 1997 had a share price of $18, which increased to $224 after 28 years, yielding a return on investment of 298,666% after four stock splits.
- Facebook's IPO in 2012 was priced at $38, and twelve years later, it reached $604, achieving a return on investment of 1,589%.
Bitcoin's 16th birthday also marks a significant milestone for tech giants:
- When Google turned 16, it acquired DeepMind Technologies; AI and cryptocurrency are now neighbors.
- When Amazon turned 16, it acquired Diapers.com and Soap.com; now companies are starting to acquire BTC.
- When Facebook turned 16, it rebranded to Meta, focusing on virtual reality, and now the VR field has its own cryptocurrency.
💬 In summary, Bitcoin's significance far exceeds that of a simple currency; it is profoundly reshaping our world.
Its rapid development and extensive impact have surpassed numerous leading companies in the tech industry. Looking to the future, let’s join hands and witness the next 16 years of Bitcoin together!
#比特币16岁 #科技巨头对比 #加密货币未来
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