#数字资产动态追踪 From Zero to Ninety Thousand: Bitcoin's Seventeen-Year Reversal

On January 3, 2009, this moment was already etched into the DNA of blockchain. Satoshi Nakamoto, on a small server in Helsinki, used a line of code recording the headline of The Times to kick off a new era—at the time, no one knew this would rewrite financial history.

Seventeen years have passed. The original 50 BTC reward is now worth $4.5 million. And @BTC@ itself has risen from a piece of empty talk to a height of $90,000, with a total market cap reaching $1.8 trillion. How crazy is this number? It has already surpassed the vast majority of publicly listed companies worldwide, becoming the fastest-growing asset class in recorded history.

The phrase in the genesis block now seems particularly ironic: the over-banking bailout issues criticized by Satoshi back then are still playing out worldwide in various forms today. Meanwhile, the ideals of decentralization, transparency, and no inflation are speaking through market cap data.

The road over these seventeen years has not been smooth. @BTC@ has experienced countless death sentences, more than 80% halving, regulatory crackdowns, but it still survived, and is growing stronger.

From the genesis block to Layer 2, from early mining to the prosperity of DeFi and NFT ecosystems, the Bitcoin network is evolving. Behind the $1.8 trillion market cap is an increasing number of people worldwide recognizing and betting on this decentralized system.

$90,000 is just a node, not the end. The crypto market is still young, volatility remains, but the trend is irreversible. What the next seventeen years will bring, we will wait and see.