Bitcoin’s Rollercoaster Year: A 29% Gain From August 2022 to 2023 Despite Recent Dips
Publikováno: 4.8.2023
Over the past 30 days, bitcoin has dipped by 5%, yet the leading cryptocurrency has seen a gain of 29.05% from August 3, 2022 to August 3, 2023. Moreover, BTC’s value in 2023 alone has surged more than 75% against the U.S. dollar, standing at $5,800 above the crypto asset’s mean average price of $23,317 […]
Over the past 30 days, bitcoin has dipped by 5%, yet the leading cryptocurrency has seen a gain of 29.05% from August 3, 2022 to August 3, 2023. Moreover, BTC’s value in 2023 alone has surged more than 75% against the U.S. dollar, standing at $5,800 above the crypto asset’s mean average price of $23,317 per unit during the past 12 months.
Year-Long Overview: Bitcoin’s Daily Trade Volumes Peak at $118 Billion, 12-Month Mean at $24 Billion
Bitcoin’s value has recently dipped below the $30K mark, a level it achieved not long ago, but its 12-month performance against the U.S. dollar has been robust. On August 3, 2022, a single bitcoin (BTC) was trading at $22,846, and closing prices from the corresponding day in 2023 revealed a rise of more than 29%.
Within that period, bitcoin plummeted to a low of $15,599 per unit shortly after FTX collapsed on November 21, 2022, only to rebound impressively. It recently touched $31,814 on July 13, 2023, marking its highest price in a year’s time.
Within the range of $15,599 to $31,814.52 per BTC, the mean average price of this asset from August 3, 2022, to August 3, 2023, settled at $23,317 per coin. On August 3, 2023, the daily global BTC trade volume reached $12.78 billion.
Over the past year, the lowest daily trade volume was $6.48 billion, which occurred just recently on July 29, 2023, while the peak was $118.99 billion on November 8, 2022. Present daily trade volumes languish below the 12-month daily mean average, which stands at $24.18 billion.
In a more focused view, the daily mean average for BTC trade volume over the past two months was $14.26 billion; over six months, it was $18.77 billion; and the nine-month daily average rests at approximately $21.30 billion.
Additionally, bitcoin’s dominance — a measure of BTC’s market capitalization within the entire $1.17 trillion crypto economy — has notably risen since last year. Back in August 2022, BTC’s dominance was coasting along at 40.34%; as of August 3, 2023, it has surged to 48.7%.
With bitcoin below the $30K threshold, its closing value on August 3, 2023, settled at $29,191 per coin. This figure is 2.42% less than the month’s mean average, which stood at $29,917 per unit.
From June 3, 2023 to August 3, 2023, bitcoin’s (BTC) mean average price stood at $29,010, while the six-month average — from February 3, 2023 to August 3, 2023 — was $27,224 per coin.
Looking further back, the digital currency’s average price over the past eight months, from December 3, 2022 to August 3, 2023, measured $25,086, with the nine-month average settling at $24,243 per BTC.
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