Odaily Planet Daily reports that Bitcoin’s price fluctuations during Christmas (December 25) have been significant over the years. The specific prices for each year are as follows: 2013 - $682 2014 - $319 2015 - $456 2016 - $896 2017 - $14,027 2018 - $3,815 2019 - $7,275 2020 - $24,665 2021 - $50,430 2022 - $16,831 2023 - $43,790 2024 - $98,150 2025 - $87,800
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