Bitcoin's iPhone Ratio Crashed 99.99% Since 2011: Here's How Much 1 iPhone Cost Back Then

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) unveiled the $2,000 foldable iPhone Duo Tuesday.

But the real story for crypto is that one Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) now buys 60 iPhones versus just 0.9 in 2016.

How the BTC-iPhone Ratio Tells Bitcoin’s Story

Widely-followed market commentator Master of Crypto posted the full history of how many Bitcoin an iPhone has cost since 2011.

The numbers tell the story of Bitcoin’s appreciation better than any price chart.

Where one Bitcoin bought you 1.1 iPhones in 2016, one Bitcoin now buys 60 iPhone Pro Maxes.

The full ratio breakdown:

How Crypto Companies Reacted to the Launch

Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN) posted an image of the new iPhone Duo unfolded with a massive Bitcoin monthly candle displayed across the screen, captioning it: “Finally, a phone that fits last month’s candle.” 

Meanwhile, Gemini confirmed its services are compatible with Apple’s new smartphone, though stopped short of announcing a dedicated integration. 

Former Binance CEO CZ also posted on X that the iPhone Duo is “pretty good for charting.”

What Apple Actually Launched

Apple unveiled three major products Tuesday at its annual launch event in Cupertino under new CEO John Ternus, who took over from Tim Cook on Sept 1:

Analyst Vadim Yuryev flagged leaked Geekbench scores on X showing the A20 Pro chip hitting a single-core score of 4,725, beating even Apple’s own M5 Max at 4,337 and up sharply from the A19 Pro’s 3,771.

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