Forbes, Sep 9, 2017
Forbes
“Why China Crushed Bitcoin”
BTC that day: $4,312 (daily close)
$100 that day is worth $1,802 today (latest saved close, Nov 1, 2026)
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What bitcoin did next
- Highest close before that day: $4,908 on Sep 2, 2017, so it was 12% below that high when this ran.
- Lowest close after it: $3,216 on Sep 15, 2017 (−25% from that day).
- One year later (Sep 9, 2018): $6,184 (+43%).
- Latest saved close (Nov 1, 2026): $77,727 (+1,702%), 3,340 days later.
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Other 2017 obituaries (36)
- WIRED, Jan 6, 2017: “Bitcoin Will Never Be a Currency—It’s Something Way Weirder”
- BusinessInsider, Feb 24, 2017: “A leading economist explains why bitcoin isn’t money”
- Yahoo Finance, Jul 12, 2017: “Bitcoin acceptance is virtually zero and shrinking”
- CoinDesk, Aug 17, 2017: “Bitcoin Bear Peter Schiff Doubles Down: Even at $4,000 It’s Still a ‘Bubble’”
- Forbes, Aug 23, 2017: “Big Governments Will Crush Bitcoin, But Won’t Kill It”
- CNBC, Sep 12, 2017: “JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says bitcoin is a ‘fraud’ that will eventually blow up”
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