In the past five years (2020–2025), Bitcoin has experienced sharp fluctuations between record highs and significant lows. Here’s a comprehensive look at the key historical milestones during this period:

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📈 Key Milestones of Rise and Fall (2020–2025)

2020: The Rise Begins After the Pandemic

• March 2020: Bitcoin fell to around $6,200 due to the repercussions of the Corona pandemic.

• End of 2020: It rose to $28,993, driven by increasing institutional interest.

2021: Historic Peak Then Sharp Correction

• April 2021: Bitcoin peaked at over $64,000.

• End of 2021: It dropped to around $47,687, affected by tightening monetary policies.

2022: Market Collapse

• May 2022: It fell below $30,000 after the collapse of TerraUSD and the increase in U.S. interest rates.

• June 2022: It dropped to around $22,500 after withdrawals were frozen on the Celsius platform.

2023: Beginning of Recovery

• January 2023: Recorded around $16,548.

• December 2023: It rose to $42,265, driven by improved market sentiment.

2024: Strong Rise Supported by Political Factors

• March 2024: It reached $73,750.

• November 2024: It hit $99,655 after Trump's reelection and expectations of supportive policies for cryptocurrencies.

2025: New Peak

• January 2025: Recorded the highest closing price at $100,504.

• April 2025: Peaked at $103,000, driven by the approval of ETF funds and a reduction in mining rewards.