On one of the first Crypto exchanges ever you could buy 1000 BTC for just $3, back in 2010. Just one year after Bitcoin was launched.

It is always good to look back to the history of Bitcoin, especially in the very early days. How could you even access Bitcoin back then? Who even worked on Bitcoin? And probably the most important one is how people back then were actually buying Bitcoin back then. Obviously for all of us today it may be like the biggest dream to have the opportunity to buy Bitcoin that early.

Lucky for you, there actually were possibilities to buy Bitcoin as early as in 2010, just one year after Bitcoin was even launched and back then there was not even an official BTC price displayed to everyone.

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Picture from Pete Rizzo on Twitter, showing spreadsheet of Bitcoin Market Exchange

Here is the picture from the Bitcoin Market Exchange, that was established in March 2010. Though that is not even the first exchange ever, as we had a Bitcoin exchange as early as in October 2009 (called New Liberty Standard) , just 9 months after BTC was even launched.

But there is not any sufficient data available for those early exchanges left. On the Bitcoin Market Exchange as you can see, you could buy 1000 BTC for just $3 on the very first transaction, that is $0.003 per BTC.

It was not many intention to give all of you such a regret here after looking at how there were people actually buying BTC for just $0.003, but just a history session of how early on Bitcoin adoption actually began.