When Bitcoin looks cheaper than usual
Ninjiwi compares Bitcoin’s current price with the average price people actually paid for it. When the current price falls below that average, a large part of the market is holding Bitcoin at a loss. Bitcoin may then appear undervalued. In the past, these periods have often matched low-price areas and were sometimes followed by a rebound. However, the price can still fall further, and a recovery is never guaranteed. This is for learning only, not advice on how to invest.
Where Bitcoin stands today
Today, Bitcoin’s price is higher than the average price paid by buyers. So this is not, for now, a low-price area.
For someone investing for the long term, the price range to watch right now is between $48,162.56 and $26,981.12
A few recent numbers
- Highest price ever reached: $126,080.00 (2025-10-06)
- Last time Bitcoin looked cheaper: $18,747.04 (2023-01-12)
- Change since that date: +238.51%
A first goal: 0.21 Bitcoin
Reaching 0.21 Bitcoin can be a simple first goal. The important thing is to move forward step by step, at your own pace, and learn carefully before making each decision.