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February 2021

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Events in February 2021

Monday 8 February2092 days ago

  • Tesla discloses $1.5 billion in bitcoin

    Tesla said in its annual report to the SEC (a 10-K) that it had invested $1.50 billion in bitcoin, and that it expected to start accepting bitcoin as payment for its products.

    Markets · 12:27 UTCSourceTesla, Form 10-K for 2020 (sec.gov)

Tuesday 9 February2091 days ago

  • Bitcoin reaches $1, 2011

    10 years ago. One bitcoin traded for $1.00 on Mt. Gox for the first time, reaching parity with the US dollar.

    MarketsSourceBitcoin Wiki, 2011 timeline (9 Feb: "1 bitcoin trades for 1 US dollar on Mt. Gox")

Tuesday 16 February2084 days ago

  • Bitcoin passes $50,000

    Bitcoin passed $50,000 for the first time during early New York trading, reaching a record $50,584.85 on CoinDesk's Bitcoin Price Index before slipping back.

    MarketsSourceCoinDesk, After Breaching $50K, Bitcoin Gives Up Earlier Gains (16 Feb 2021)

Sunday 28 February2072 days ago

  • Mt. Gox files for bankruptcy, 2014

    7 years ago. Mt. Gox filed for bankruptcy protection in Tokyo, saying it had lost about 850,000 bitcoins, 750,000 of them belonging to customers.

    MarketsSourceReuters via Business Standard, Mt. Gox in bankruptcy, says may have lost all its bitcoins to hackers (28 Feb 2014)What happened