Bitcoin’s recovery since the depths of the 2022 bear market has been nothing short of remarkable. As investors shift focus from all-time highs to more meaningful long-term metrics, one trend stands out — the steady rise in yearly lows.
Rather than chasing peaks, many analysts now point to Bitcoin’s structural growth as a more reliable indicator of its momentum and staying power. And if recent yearly lows are any indication, this cycle may only be getting started.
According to chart, shared by Bitcoin Magazine, Bitcoin has surged over 574% since its 2022 bear market low of $15,479—reaching a 2025 yearly low of $74,434, its highest baseline in history.
While all-time highs often dominate headlines, the graphic emphasizes a more powerful metric: yearly lows, which show structural long-term growth.
BTC/USD Yearly Lows Snapshot:
- 2022: $15,479
- 2023: $16,551
- 2024: $38,505
- 2025: $74,434
The message: Don’t focus on peaks—look at how high the floor keeps rising. Bitcoin’s rising yearly lows reflect growing adoption, institutional flows, and increasing resilience—fueling optimism that the current cycle may be far from over.
As Bitcoin pushes deeper into six-figure territory, the chart suggests this could be “just the beginning” of its long-term price discovery.
Kosta Gushterov
Reporter at Coindoo
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Source: https://coindoo.com/how-much-is-bitcoin-up-since-the-2022-bear-market-low/