#2026年比特币行情展望 Seventeen Years of Witnessing: From Genesis to 90,000



Recently, I saw a news flash and suddenly realized—since January 3, 2009, it has been exactly seventeen years. Satoshi Nakamoto, on that quietly running machine, used a timestamp related to the financial crisis to mine the first block. At the time, no one knew what it meant. Looking back today, that moment was equivalent to opening a whole new financial world.

The Story from Zero to Ninety Thousand

The most straightforward comparison is this: the 50 BTC reward of the Genesis Block is worth $4.5 million at today’s prices. Meanwhile, Bitcoin itself went from being ignored to surpassing $90,000, with a total market cap soaring to $1.8 trillion—on a global scale, this magnitude can rival most publicly listed companies. No other asset in human history has grown at such a speed.

The logic behind this is simple: more and more people believe that a financial system without central banks, fully transparent, and never inflationary is possible. That sarcastic comment from Satoshi Nakamoto back then was about the ailments of the banking system. Over the past decade and a half, these ailments have not healed; they have only become a global phenomenon.

What has been experienced?

These seventeen years have not been smooth sailing. Bitcoin has faced countless "death proclamations," experienced more than one 80% crash, and had to deal with varying regulatory attitudes from different countries. But it has always survived. This resilience precisely proves what "trend is irreversible" means.

From the Genesis Block to the expansion of Layer2, DeFi, and NFT ecosystems, the entire Bitcoin world continues to evolve. Standing at this new height of $90,000, you must see the miracles that have already happened, but also understand: volatility will still be significant, but the direction is already set. Thanks to Satoshi Nakamoto and all the builders. In the next seventeen years, we will all be here.
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PumpAnalystvip
· 01-06 13:38
Behind the $90,000 is actually the market maker setting the next trap for retail investors to get squeezed. Don't be fooled by the story. Surviving an 80% crash doesn't mean you'll be okay next time; the technicals have already broken through the support level. Everyone, manage your risk properly. Those chasing the highs are just handing over their positions to others. The trend may seem irreversible, but my candlestick charts tell me we still need to build a bottom.
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HashBanditvip
· 01-04 12:07
ngl back in my mining days when btc was still gpu-mineable, i was doing *those* electricity cost calculations and missing the actual moon... anyway, layer2 adoption metrics are finally showing promise, this time feels different
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NFTPessimistvip
· 01-03 14:20
Another story of "irreversible trend," which is getting a bit tiresome... $90,000 is indeed absolute, but dare to say that the next seventeen years' direction is certain? I think the NFT ecosystem expansion is the real joke.
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4am_degenvip
· 01-03 14:20
Wow, Satoshi Nakamoto is really a genius. A single timestamp changed the course of human financial history. From 50 BTC to 1.8 trillion... this growth rate is unbelievable. Living through an 80% cut in half—that's true faith. Wait, how much will it surge by 2026?
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NFTRegretDiaryvip
· 01-03 14:19
Honestly, if it weren’t for those death proclamations over the past seventeen years, it wouldn’t resemble Bitcoin at all. --- The $90,000 level should have been broken long ago; it’s just a matter of time. --- Compared to this number, I’m more interested in whether BTC will be halved again next year. --- From 50 coins valued at 4.5 million to now, honestly, it’s a bit surreal, but that’s the power of faith. --- Satoshi Nakamoto’s timestamp is really a very ironic joke; now the joke has come true. --- The key is that with a market cap of 1.8 trillion dollars, people are really starting to take it seriously. --- Wait, has Bitcoin survived multiple 80% halvings? Its resilience is indeed incredible.
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FreeRidervip
· 01-03 14:19
Fuck, this wave from 0 to 90,000 is really amazing, Satoshi Nakamoto and his party smashed the entire financial system with a line of code... But to be honest, those who shout death are slapped in the face every time, which is the most magical thing.
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Degen4Breakfastvip
· 01-03 14:15
Seventeen years from zero to 90,000, this wave still needs to continue hodling When you can't hold on anymore, remember that you've already endured an 80% cut, so what are you afraid of? A Genesis Coin worth 4.5 million USD, we're witnessing history by entering now One sentence satirizes the entire financial system, Satoshi Nakamoto is truly incredible How many times can it multiply in the next seventeen years? I can't dare to imagine, but I can't stop either
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TopBuyerForevervip
· 01-03 14:09
Wow, you can still brag about 90,000? I remember last time when it broke 10,000, someone said this was the ultimate form...
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GlueGuyvip
· 01-03 14:02
Bro, this wave from 50 to 4.5 million is truly the most outrageous growth curve in human financial history. Honestly, who would have thought back then that Satoshi Nakamoto's code could spawn a monster worth 1.8 trillion? Even after an 80% drop, it’s still alive, showing incredible resilience and truly proving what it means to "not die." Next time is 2017, shall we place a bet?
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GateUser-ff519891vip
· 01-03 13:58
2026 Go Go Go 👊
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