By looking only at the yearly lowest dollar value you'll find out that Bitcoin is always more expensive in a given year than in the previous year. On average, its dollar value increases (at least) 325% p.a. on average (2010 - 2018).
Thoughts, ideas?
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http://y2u.be/5TMygwWv4dcYearly low is a good understanding of how it always goes up but it is missing the main point of how it also goes up every year as well. I mean the price is going up for sure but at what cost exactly? Are we really willing to go to 20 thousand dollars and back to 4 thousand dollars again for example? If you were given a switch and make bitcoin go 20 and then drop to 4 would you take it?
Maybe for personal reasons to profit you would but aside from the in a market stance it would be horrible. That is why market lows are great indicators showing how every single year it is going higher and higher and that means in 5-10 years it will be at over 100k for sure but we should also take a look at yearly highs to see the differences and try to at least stabilize it a bit.