On October 5, 2009, Bitcoin got its first exchange rate. The New Liberty Standard published the first BTC price, based on the cost of electricity needed to mine it: US$ 1 was worth 1,309.03 BTC. At that moment, Bitcoin stopped being just code and started having a market value. Seventeen years later, mining remains at the core of how value enters the Bitcoin economy. And it's also where the EverValue ecosystem begins. Keep following our channels and stay up to date with the latest EverValue news and the growth of our ecosystem!
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