An infographic traces Bitcoin price on Black Friday across sixteen years, beginning at $0.30 in 2010 and exceeding $90,000 today.

Price evolution

The earliest recorded Black Friday price in the timeline is $0.30, reflecting Bitcoin’s very early and low-liquidity market state in 2010.

Across subsequent years, Black Friday prices increased unevenly, driven by adoption cycles, regulatory developments and broader macroeconomic factors affecting demand.

The compiled series culminates with a Black Friday level above $90,000, demonstrating the cumulative price change since Bitcoin’s initial trading period.

Highlights from the timeline

• The timeline emphasizes contrasting extremes between the $0.30 starting point and the current price level exceeding $90,000.
• Annual Black Friday markers show intervals of rapid appreciation alternating with phases of consolidation and relative stability.
• The visualization preserves chronological order and presents measured price points for each observed Black Friday date across the span.

Methodology and notes

Data points correspond to Black Friday dates for each year in the sixteen-year span and are presented in the accompanying infographic without modification.

The timeline and statistics are provided for informational purposes and retain original figures and year markers as compiled in the source material.