A new chart highlights Bitcoin’s journey through various price ranges over time — and the data confirms one clear takeaway.
According to the information BTC has spent the majority of its life consolidating between $10,000 and $100,000, with 1,882 days in this band as of June 2025.
Here’s a breakdown of how long Bitcoin has remained within each price range since its inception:
- $1–$10: 412 days
- $10–$100: 352 days
- $100–$1,000: 1,356 days
- $1,000–$10,000: 1,115 days
- $10,000–$100,000: 1,882 days
- $100,000–$1,000,000: 62 days
The visual, published by ChartsBTC, overlays these durations on a log-scale BTC price chart from 2010 to 2025. It emphasizes that Bitcoin has already passed through its lower price discovery phases relatively quickly, with extended periods of accumulation at higher levels as the asset matures.
The $100K–$1M range, which BTC briefly touched during previous bullish peaks, has only seen 62 days of price action so far — suggesting that Bitcoin has yet to establish meaningful price stability above six figures.
This data-driven snapshot provides historical context for Bitcoin’s long-term trajectory and underscores the significance of current consolidation. With BTC trading near all-time highs, many market watchers now wonder if an extended breakout into the next range — between $100K and $1M — is imminent.
As historical behavior shows, each price range has taken longer to break from, indicating both rising market maturity and increasing capital requirements to drive further upside.
If the past is any indicator, Bitcoin’s next prolonged phase could take place well above $100K, with its longest consolidation range ($10K–$100K) potentially reaching an inflection point.
Source: https://coindoo.com/heres-how-long-bitcoin-has-stayed-in-each-price-range/