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{{year}}{{Infobox year|year=2011
{{year}}{{Infobox year|year=2011
|firstblock=100410
|blocks=59,626
|supply=5,020,450
|mining=2,981,300
|startdifficulty=14,484
|enddifficulty=1,159,929
|hashrate=
|open=$0.30 USD
|high=$31.91 USD
|low=$0.29 USD
|close=$4.70 USD
|marketcap={{increase}} $23.6 million USD
|blockvalue={{increase}} $235.00 USD
|blockreward=50 BTC
|blockreward=50 BTC
}}'''2011''' was the third year since the launch of [[Bitcoin]]. [[Dollar parity]] was achieved as [[Satoshi Nakamoto]] departed.__TOC__
}}'''2011''' was the third year since the launch of [[Bitcoin]]. [[Dollar parity]] was achieved as [[Satoshi Nakamoto]] departed.__TOC__

Revision as of 19:14, 4 April 2015

Years: 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
2011
Bitcoin year3
First block100410
Blocks solved59,626
Initial supply5,020,450 BTC
Bitcoins mined2,981,300 BTC
Difficulty14,484 — 1,159,929
Opening price$0.30 USD
Highest price$31.91 USD
Lowest price$0.29 USD
Closing price$4.70 USD
Market cap $23.6 million USD
Block value $235.00 USD
Block reward50 BTC

2011 was the third year since the launch of Bitcoin. Dollar parity was achieved as Satoshi Nakamoto departed.

Events

January

February

  • 09 – Bitcoin achieves dollar parity. 1 bitcoin trades for 1 US dollar on Mt. Gox.[1]
  • 10 – News of dollar parity attracts significant attention; bitcoin.org struggles to handle the traffic.[2]
  • 14 – For the first time, a vehicle is offered for a sum of bitcoins. It was a 1984 Celica Supra for 3000 BTC.[3] A buyer was never found.

March

References