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If you had invested $1,000 in Bitcoin

Bought on the first day of 2011, $1,000 of Bitcoin would be worth $269,384,256 today. Pick a year for the details: the best and worst day to buy, the yearly return and a monthly plan since then.

Today, 5 November 2026 Bitcoin trades at $80,545, 30% below fair value of $116,000. Live chart
Bought inPrice on 1 Jan$1,000 is worth todayMultiple
2026$88,839$9070.9×
2025$94,592$8520.9×
2024$42,250$1,9061.9×
2023$16,527$4,8744.9×
2022$46,250$1,7421.7×
2021$28,983$2,7792.8×
2020$7,168$11,23611×
2019$3,752$21,46621×
2018$13,796$5,8385.8×
2017$998$80,72981×
2016$432$186,305186×
2015$316$254,769255×
2014$732$110,035110×
2013$13$6,010,8476,011×
2012$5.50$14,644,87614,645×
2011$0.30$269,384,256269,384×

$1,000 bought at the first daily price of each year, valued at today's price. No fees.

Monthly instead: DCA calculator

Questions

Which year was the best to buy Bitcoin?

Measured by today's value, the earlier the better: only 4 of 15 years (2014, 2018, 2022, 2025) are worth less today than the year after them. What the table hides is the path: buyers went through drops of 50% or more along the way.

Is it too late to buy Bitcoin?

Nobody knows. What we can say: today Bitcoin is 30% below fair value of $116,000, a model estimate of where the long-term trend runs. Buying in steps, for example monthly, takes the timing question away; the DCA calculator shows how that worked from every start year.

Model estimates, not a promise: past behaviour is no guarantee for the future. Not financial advice.