In the 15-year history of BTC, there have only been two real big increases:
One was from $10 to $1,000 in 2013, and the other was from $300 to $19,000 in 2017.
Surprisingly, both of these increases occurred within just one year after the halving.
Recalling the housing prices at the end of 2017, BTC had risen to $19,000, and now it has broken the $60,000 mark. Bitcoin is both an old friend that everyone is familiar with and a new thing that is constantly being re-recognized. Just as when the Internet first emerged, many people said it was a scam or a bubble, but when people realized that the Internet was everywhere, the stock price had already soared, like Apple's current market value of $3 trillion.
At present, BTC has less than 50 million users worldwide (calculated by address), which is insignificant compared to Apple's billions of users, but these 50 million users have driven Bitcoin's market value to nearly one trillion, indicating that there is still room for ten or even a hundred times of growth in the future.
Therefore, it is never too late to enter the cryptocurrency world, as long as you are one step ahead of the people around you.
