On June 28, 2015, the price of Bitcoin stood at just around $250, amid doubts and questions about the future of this new cryptocurrency. At that time, cryptocurrencies were considered a risky experiment, and they did not enjoy any notable official or institutional recognition.
But what many did not expect was that this currency, which was mainly used within tech forums or on limited platforms, would transform within just one decade into a global investment asset, with its value today reaching $107,000 for a single coin.
This rise made Bitcoin one of the best-performing assets of the past decade, attracting the interest of major financial institutions, and even leading to the launch of ETF funds and legal recognitions in some countries.
Source: CoinMarketCap