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Looking up Bitcoin prices from 2017…
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Looking up Bitcoin prices from 2017…
Commonwealth Bureau of Hypothetical Wealth · Form R-1
Declare the coin you ignored, the date you ignored it from, and the amount you definitely could have spared. Fiddle with the dials to your heart's content — your official Certificate of Failure gets issued on the next page.
Temperament
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In 2010 Bitcoin traded for well under a dollar; through 2013 it ran from about US$13 to over US$1,100. We keep a live what-if page for exactly this — $100 of Bitcoin in 2013, priced today, updated hourly — or enter your own amount and date in the calculator above.
That depends entirely on the date you didn't buy — $100 in 2013 and $100 in 2021 are different categories of ouch. We price every Bitcoin year live, updated hourly, or the calculator prices your exact timeline — either way the answer stays current while every article on the subject goes stale.
The calculator covers more than Bitcoin — pick a coin, or build a small portfolio and compare what each path would have done. The comparisons are included free of charge; the feelings are your own.
(What it would be worth now − what you would have put in) ÷ what you would have put in, using real daily price history and a live spot price. It's an honest counterfactual, not financial advice — we show what would have happened, never what to buy.