Michael Saylor promised a party if Bitcoin hits $100,000 and he just doubled down a couple of hours ago. In a historic moment on the 4 or 5th of December 2024 (depending on where you are in the world Bitcoin realised the first phase of the potential it holds by reaching over the $100k mark.
It recorded an All Time High of $103,900.47 before retracing a little lower. And this price action is being retained at the time of writing despite of billion of dollars worth of sell orders from people who was decided to sell at the 100k mark.
There is a mix of jubilation, “I told you so” moments, and mockery of people that insisted that Bitcoin would never reach these heights, in social media. Let’s have a look at some of the best reactions.
Michael Saylor kicked things off by promising a party, featuring Robin Nakamoto’s cool price action on the way to $100k.
Bitstein captured the moment with every negative thing that has been said about Bitcoin since the beginning of the blockchain. And how all that has not stopped the ascendance to breaking the $100,000 mark.
Jubilation from Alan Watts
Celebs getting in on the act.
Some are going to be setting the new targets
Some much needed alcohol abuse by AMERICAN HODL
And disbelief from Mandrik
Yellow is finally free
The long form celebration from Hallo Bitcoin. Apparently this 17 minute collage took over 200 hours to put together. It is a marathon from prior to the inception of Bitcoin to key moments throughout its history. Really worth watching. 200 hours is an example of sheer dedication to Bitcoin.
Wherever you are, if you had the tenacity and conviction to HODL, congratulations.
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