When markets made history.

Bitcoin broke the $100,000 barrier in December 2024, fueled by Trump's pro-crypto election win, continued ETF inflows, and strategic reserve speculation.

Bitcoin surged past $73,000 in March 2024, setting a new all-time high fueled by ETF inflows, institutional demand, and pre-halving momentum.

The SEC approved 11 spot Bitcoin ETFs simultaneously in January 2024, opening the floodgates for institutional capital.

FTX, once the third-largest crypto exchange, collapsed in days after revelations of massive fraud, sending Bitcoin below $16,000 and market sentiment to historic lows.

Three Arrows Capital, once managing $10 billion, was liquidated after massive leverage bets went wrong following the Luna crash.

The collapse of Terra's UST stablecoin and LUNA token wiped out $40 billion in value, triggering a cascade of liquidations across crypto.

Bitcoin hit $69,000 in November 2021 at the peak of the retail-driven bull cycle before beginning a year-long decline.

El Salvador became the first country to adopt Bitcoin as legal tender, triggering global debate about nation-state crypto adoption.

China banned all Bitcoin mining operations in June 2021, causing hash rate to drop 50% and Bitcoin to fall below $30,000.

Bitcoin plunged 50% in a single day alongside global markets as COVID-19 lockdowns triggered a liquidity crisis.