What if you purchased $20 worth of bitcoin back in 2010, how rich would you be today?
Around what time did bitcoin come out?
In 2010, the price of Bitcoin was just a fraction of a cent, and it went through several periods of rapid price appreciation. By 2021, the price of Bitcoin had reached thousands of dollars per coin.
If you had held onto your $20 investment in Bitcoin from 2010 until 2021, your initial investment could have grown to a substantial amount.
What if you bought some bitcoin in 2010 when the price of one bitcoin was around $.30 and sold it at its all-time high price?
If you had bought Bitcoin in 2010 when the price was around $0.30 per Bitcoin and sold it at its all-time high price of $68,789.63, reached on November 10, 2021, the return on your investment would have been extraordinary.
Let's do the math:
Initial investment: $20 / $0.30 per Bitcoin ≈ 66.67 Bitcoins (rounded down for simplicity)
Selling at the all-time high: 66.67 Bitcoins * $68,789.63 per Bitcoin ≈ $4,585,105.43
So, if you had invested $20 in Bitcoin in 2010 and sold at the all-time high price, your investment would have grown to over $4.5 million.
Not bad for a $20 invesment.
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