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312 Incident Five-Year Anniversary: From big dump to new highs, a five-year review of the Bitcoin market
Crypto Market Storm: A Review of the "312" Incident and Subsequent Developments
March 12, 2025 once again evoked memories of the significant drop in the crypto market on March 12, 2020. At that time, the price of Bitcoin plummeted from around $8,000 to $3,800, with a single-day decline of over 50%, resulting in hundreds of billions of dollars in market value evaporating and a large number of leveraged trades being liquidated.
Since then, "312" has become an important symbol in the encryption community. Every year on this day, industry practitioners review the events of the year. Let us sort out the major events and market changes in the crypto market on March 12 in the following years.
March 12, 2021
The price of Bitcoin rebounded significantly from its low on March 12, 2020, breaking through $58,000 and setting a new historical high at that time. The community reflected on and discussed the crash that occurred a year earlier.
March 12, 2022
The price of Bitcoin fluctuates around $40,000, down from the peak in 2021, but still significantly higher than the low in March 2020.
March 12, 2023
The price of Bitcoin is around $22,000, and the market is in a bear market cycle.
March 12, 2024
The price of Bitcoin has surpassed $70,000, setting a new historical high.
March 12, 2025
The price of Bitcoin has fallen below $80,000, reaching a low of $76,000, with the total liquidation amount across the network reaching $120 million.
A trading platform organized the "312" fifth anniversary event, reflecting on the historical event of the significant drop in the crypto market five years ago. An industry opinion leader stated: "Spot holders may only endure asset depreciation, but contract players could completely exit due to an extreme volatility. This is the most expensive lesson I learned from '312'!"
Looking back at the "312" incident following 2020, although the market may not be able to replicate it, the lessons from "312" are still worth heeding. The crypto market community is more focused on reviewing and analyzing market changes, reflecting on lessons learned, and discussing the future direction of the industry around the anniversary of this event.