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Bitcoin was (again) called dead six years ago during the COVID-19 flash crash and now it’s light years ahead. Do you see any parallels with the current state of the world?

The more things change, the more they stay the same. You have probably heard these words at some point in your life. The price of Bitcoin has really felt it, as it has experienced countless crashes over the years under (slightly) different circumstances, and then it is said to be dead again.

However, after each such event, it has come back stronger than before, offering huge benefits (paper or not) to those who persevere and don’t get all the hype.

6th Anniversary Celebration

Six years ago, it was the crash of COVID-19. The unprecedented outbreak that brought the world to a standstill led to massive damage to the ever-volatile cryptocurrency sector. Bitcoin, for one, suffered arguably its worst one-day performance in terms of percentage losses, falling nearly 50% from $8,200 to below $4,700.

The tragedy of it all at that time was even more profound. In less than a week, it dropped from $9,000 to a low of $3,720, losing nearly 60% of its value. Experts are quick to pick up on this conflict of ideas, saying it is dead again. Some argue that BTC lost its safe haven crash during those trading hours due to extreme volatility.

And, if you only look at those market moves, you’d probably have to agree, even if you’re a Maxi. However, if you step back and trace what has happened since then, it may not be a straightforward deal.

Not only did bitcoin never fall from those levels in the next six years, but it 10x-ed in January 2021, and continued to climb to $69,000 a year and a half later. It fast-forwards to late 2025, and has risen above $126,000 – or more than 3,300% higher than its COVID-induced low. Even though the current renovation drags it to $70,000, its profits since those dark times have been very impressive, as Davinci Jeremie asserts.

Exactly 6 years ago, $BTC suffered its most brutal crash.

Everyone called #Bitcoin “he is dead.”

Those who bought that day are up 1,600% today. pic.twitter.com/uZa1xmMax5

– Davinci Jeremie (@Davincij15) March 13, 2026

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Ring Any Bells?

As mentioned above, BTC is currently trading at about 50% from the October 2025 ATH. Naturally, people also call it dead or predict that it will “die” soon. What else is new? … if they stay the same, right?

Yes, bitcoin ended in 2025 in the red – the first such event in a post-halving year. Yes, it’s on a 5 month red streak. Yes, gold and silver stole the show. Yes, even stock markets have made significant gains despite ongoing uncertainty, wars, threats, price gouging, the Epstein files, and everything in between.

But is bitcoin dead (again)? Is it really? How many times would it take for them to return from the dead to gain the trust of investors? Or maybe it doesn’t matter. A few former critics have changed, but many remain skeptical. And maybe it should be, because bitcoin is not for everyone, at least not yet.

So, if you believe in it, your faith should not be scattered in the midst of another correction. If such a recovery is seen even when BTC is a trillion-dollar asset, it will likely continue for years to come. Don’t judge it by its worst days, but enjoy the good ones, as they often follow the darkest hours.