$USDC Bitcoin (BTC) has shown a dynamic trend since its launch in 2009. Initially valued at mere cents, it soared to over $60,000 by 2021, driven by increasing institutional interest, mainstream adoption, and limited supply. The trend reflects volatility, influenced by global economic events, regulations, and technological developments. While short-term prices can fluctuate sharply, the long-term outlook remains optimistic among many investors. Bitcoin is increasingly viewed as digital gold and a hedge against inflation. Its trend also aligns with broader crypto market movements. As blockchain innovation continues, BTC's trend suggests growing relevance in global finance despite regulatory and market uncertainties.