What is Bitcoin's all-time low?

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Bitcoin's all-time low depends on how far back you go:

• Truly earliest trades (2010): essentially near zero — the famous May 2010 pizza purchase (10,000 BTC for two pizzas) implied a price of roughly $0.0025 per coin. The commonly cited recorded low is around $0.003 in early 2010.
• More recent major lows: ~$3,800 in the December 2018 bear market, and ~$15,500–$16,000 in the November 2022 FTX-crash bottom. These are the two most cited "modern era" all-time lows.

Current context: BTC is trading around $76,816 today (−0.7% in 24h), with a market cap of ~$1.54T (per CoinGecko).

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Note: an "all-time low" isn't a stable, universally quoted figure like a market cap — it depends on which historical data source and era you count from, since early trades were sparse and informally priced.