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€ 91 648decreasing-1.1 %

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Price variation (24h)

decreasing-1.1 %

All-time high

€ 105 495

Trading volume (24h)

€ 20 717 215 789,11

Price variation (7d)

decreasing-3.1 %

All-time low

€ 51,30

Diluted valuation

€ 1 816 811 798 000

Price variation (30d)

decreasing-8.6 %

Circulating supply

19 825 500 BTC

Total supply

19 825 500 BTC

Price variation (200d)

increasing+53.5 %

Market capitalization

€ 1 816 811 798 000

Max supply

21000000 BTC

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What is Bitcoin ?

The Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency created in 2009 by Satoshi Nakamoto. At over a trillion dollars, Bitcoin is the crypto with the highest market capitalization. The world’s second-largest crypto,Ethereum, is a distant second at $360 billion. BTC’s capitalization alone represents over 50% of that of the crypto market as a whole. BTC is a crypto specialized in peer-to-peer payments. Ethereum, on the other hand, is positioned more in the decentralized finance (DeFi) and web3 sectors. With its blockchain, BTC offers a decentralized alternative to fiat currencies. Bitcoin’s decentralized operation means that the value of BTC is unaffected by the decisions of central banks. With a limited supply of 21 million BTC, Bitcoin is a store of value. It is often referred to as digital gold.

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History

2010

ENGLISH Launched on the market in 2009, Bitcoin initially had a very low value. A now-famous anecdote tells that in 2010, a BTC miner bought two pizzas with… 10,000 bitcoins!

2013

Bitcoin saw its first major rise, breaking the €10 mark, then reaching €200 in April! On November 30, 2013, BTC even hit €800.

2016

After a decline in 2014 and 2015, Bitcoin’s price began a significant upward trend in 2016, particularly in the second half of the year (shortly after the Brexit vote results).

2017

Building on the momentum of 2016, Bitcoin set a new record at €950 on January 1, 2017. The first bull run in Bitcoin’s history pushed its price above €3,000 in August, €6,000 in November, and €10,000 in December. By December 17, BTC reached €16,450! The legend of Bitcoin was unfolding!

2018

Following the bull run of 2016 and 2017, BTC’s price dropped sharply in 2018, ending the year around €3,500.

2020

The year 2020 was historic for Bitcoin. Just weeks after the start of the COVID crisis, Bitcoin began a prolonged upward trend. Early on, the global pandemic panic led to massive sell-offs across financial assets, as investors sought to protect their crypto portfolios. From around €4,000 in March 2020, BTC ended the year near €23,500, marking the start of a new bull run.

2021

Bitcoin continued its 2020 momentum, reaching a record high of €56,650 in November 2021.

2024

After a bear market in 2022, Bitcoin’s price resumed its upward trend in 2024. On March 14, 2024, a new Bitcoin ATH was achieved, reaching €68,573. Bitcoin’s 4th halving also took place in 2024.

Supply and Demand

With its blockchain, Bitcoin operates as a decentralized network. The maximum number of coins in circulation is capped at 21 million. The law of supply and demand is one of the main factors influencing Bitcoin’s price. Unlike fiat currency, Bitcoin issuance isn’t controlled by a central authority. The “money printing” mechanism that affects fiat currency does not exist with Bitcoin! The primary factor affecting Bitcoin’s price is the balance between buyers and sellers. With a fixed supply of 21 million BTC, an increase in investor demand leads to an automatic increase in BTC’s price.

Crypto Market Adoption

Bitcoin’s price growth is closely linked to the widespread adoption of cryptocurrencies. Long overshadowed, cryptos have now gained unprecedented popularity and credibility. More investors are recognizing both the speculative potential of cryptos and Bitcoin’s role as a store of value. Leading players in traditional finance, such as BlackRock, have even taken the step of offering spot Bitcoin ETFs.

Macroeconomic Factors

Bitcoin’s price is sensitive to economic and geopolitical conditions. In fact, Bitcoin’s dynamics are sometimes uncorrelated with those of conventional financial markets. For example, the BTC price began a bull run shortly after the start of the COVID crisis in 2020. A period of high inflation reinforces Bitcoin’s appeal as a store of value, and instead boosts its price. Legal and tax regulations Long-awaited, the first regulations are about to arrive. They will provide a framework for the crypto market and further protect investors. The introduction of these regulations is a positive step that can only enhance the credibility of crypto and therefore boost the Bitcoin price. Comparison with other assets The Bitcoin price is characterized by extremely high volatility compared with that of equities or gold. For example, between May 2023 and May 2024, the Bitcoin price rose by +123%, while gold rose by just 14% and Tesla shares (for example) by 3.5%. Bitcoin’s volatility is higher than that of many other cryptos too. Over the same period, the price of Ethereum (the world’s second-largest crypto) rose by just 61%. Another important difference between Bitcoin and equities is its role as a store of value. Like gold, Bitcoin does not see its value depreciate over time. It is therefore considered a safe-haven asset, all the more so when macroeconomic conditions are not good.

Bitcoin price: price projection

Bitcoin continues to attract a great deal of interest as a pioneering cryptocurrency, with many prospects for its future.
While its price may be subject to short-term fluctuations, many experts believe that its growing adoption by both individuals and financial institutions will continue to drive its value higher over the long term.
Some analysts predict that Bitcoin could reach new heights, surpassing its previous records, and even crossing thresholds such as $100,000 or more within the next few years, perhaps as early as 2024.
Technological improvements such as the Lightning Network and regulatory developments could also help strengthen its position as a digital store of value and an efficient means of transferring wealth across borders.
However, investors should always be aware of the risks inherent in this volatile market and engage in due diligence before making investment decisions.

Who are the founders of Bitcoin

Bitcoin, the world’s first decentralized cryptocurrency, was invented by a person or group of people under the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. Satoshi’s real identity remains a mystery to this day. In 2008, Nakamoto published the Bitcoin white paper, outlining a peer-to-peer electronic money system that eliminates the need for any central authority. The Bitcoin network went online in January 2009 with the creation of the first block of the chain, known as the genesis block. Satoshi continued to work on the project with other developers until 2010, when he disappeared from the scene, leaving behind a legacy that transformed the concept of money and inspired the creation of thousands of other cryptocurrencies.

Who are the investors of Bitcoin

In its early days, Bitcoin primarily attracted a group of technophiles, libertarians, and researchers fascinated by the idea of a decentralized, borderless currency. The first investors were often members of online forums like Bitcointalk, where Satoshi Nakamoto himself shared ideas and updates on Bitcoin’s development. These pioneers, mainly programmers and cryptographers, were the first to mine and trade Bitcoin, and many accumulated substantial amounts when it was still worth only a few cents. A strong sense of community and a shared belief in Bitcoin’s disruptive potential motivated these early users to support the project through its critical early years.

Why invest in Bitcoin

Decentralized network, limited number of BTC coins in circulation, store of value, high volatility… Bitcoin is a high-potential investment. Although its price has surged multiple times in the past, its growth potential remains intact. Bitcoin has demonstrated exponential growth potential, showing impressive returns since its inception. Moreover, the growing adoption of Bitcoin by companies, banks, and even some governments enhances its legitimacy and could continue to drive its value upward in the long term. However, investing in Bitcoin comes with risks due to its volatility and young market, requiring careful evaluation and a well-suited investment strategy.

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What is Bitcoin (BTC)?

Bitcoin is a decentralized cryptocurrency that enables transactions to be carried out without intermediaries.
It is based on a technology called blockchain, which guarantees the security and transparency of exchanges.

How many Bitcoins are there?

There are currently 19,695,550 BTC in circulation.
The maximum number of bitcoins is capped at 21 million, making it a limited resource.

What influences the Bitcoin price?

Bitcoin’s price fluctuates according to several factors: the law of supply and demand, macroeconomic conditions, regulations, as well as the growing adoption of cryptocurrencies around the world.

Why is the Bitcoin price so volatile?

The price of Bitcoin depends mainly on the balance between buyers and sellers.
Economic events, the decisions of regulators and the behavior of investors can cause sharp fluctuations.

What's the difference between the purchase and sale price of Bitcoin?

The buying and selling prices of Bitcoin are defined by the market.
A positive difference between buying and selling represents a financial gain.

Where can I check Bitcoin prices in real time?

To access the Bitcoin price chart in real time, you can visit a crypto platform like Coinhouse, which provides constantly updated data.

What's the difference between the purchase and sale price of Bitcoin?

The buying and selling prices of Bitcoin are defined by the market.
The difference between these two prices, known as the “spread”, can vary according to supply and demand.
A financial gain is realized when a Bitcoin is sold at a higher price than when it was bought.

How can I invest safely in Bitcoin?

To buy Bitcoin safely, we recommend using a regulated broker such as Coinhouse, which guarantees secure transactions and the protection of your digital assets.

Is it possible to buy Bitcoin directly in euros?

Yes, on Coinhouse you can buy Bitcoin directly in euros, using payment methods such as credit card or SEPA transfer.

How much does it cost to buy Bitcoin on Coinhouse?

Bitcoin purchase fees at Coinhouse vary according to payment method and transaction amount.
You can view the fees before finalizing your purchase for complete transparency.

How do I store my Bitcoin after purchase?

Once you’ve purchased Bitcoin, you can store it in a crypto wallet.
Coinhouse offers a secure wallet service, but you can also choose to transfer your Bitcoins to a personal wallet for greater control.

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