Since its inception, BTC Peers has navigated through various stages of the crypto market's evolution. Let's explore the key events that shaped the company's journey.
Crypto Market Fluctuations
From the start of BTC Peers, the crypto world has seen many upheavals. In 2018, bitcoin fell from $20,000 to $3,000, termed as the 'death' of cryptocurrency by many. Then in 2020, the market saw a sharp crash due to the pandemic, and in 2021, bitcoin soared to a record $69,000 before falling 65% in 2022. Each of these phases was covered in the company's reports.
Institutional Adoption of Bitcoin
BTC Peers observed the process of institutional bitcoin adoption. Major decisions by companies like MicroStrategy investing in bitcoin, Tesla's experiments, and the bitcoin law in El Salvador highlighted changes in attitudes towards cryptocurrencies. These events underscored bitcoin's importance as digital gold and a network for permissionless value movement.
Evolution of BTC Peers' Leadership
Three different ownership teams have led BTC Peers, each with a unique vision. However, the core mission remained unchanged - promoting the values of bitcoin as the only truly decentralized and permissionless cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin continues to prove its value, and BTC Peers will further support its mission, striving towards a more open and accessible financial world.