Bitcoin Has Died 472 Times Since 2011

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During this time, BTC has grown 701,300-fold (70.13M %), despite 472 claims over that period that “Bitcoin is dead” or it's “going to zero"

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During this period, the market went through:
- The collapse of Mt.Gox;
- Bans and restrictions imposed by China;
- The 2018 bear market cycle;
- The COVID-driven crash of 2020;
- Bankruptcies of major industry players, including FTX;
- Increasing global regulatory pressure.
At the same time, the network continued to operate without interruption, while key metrics — hashrate, liquidity, and institutional participation — maintained a long-term growth trend.
Over the past 15 years, Bitcoin has evolved from a niche asset for cypherpunks into a component of institutional financial infrastructure, with participation from ETFs, public companies, and traditional capital.
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