Apple launches new iPhone 17, historical data shows significant reduction in purchase cost
ChainCatcher reported that Apple officially launched the new iPhone 17 this morning. Historical data shows that purchasing an iPhone 4 once required 2,842 BTC, but now only 0.007 BTC is needed to buy the new iPhone 17. It is reported that the iPhone 17 has introduced an orange version, matching the color of the Bitcoin logo.
In addition, Coingecko summarized the corresponding Bitcoin prices for other iPhone models over the years as follows: iPhone 4s: 162 BTC (2011); iPhone 5: 52 BTC (2012); iPhone 5s: 5.04 BTC (2013); iPhone 6: 1.65 BTC (2014); iPhone 6s: 2.76 BTC (2015); iPhone 7: 1.07 BTC (2016); iPhone 8: 0.19 BTC (2017); iPhone X: 0.13 BTC (2017); iPhone XS: 0.15 BTC (2018); iPhone 11: 0.068 BTC (2019); iPhone 12: 0.051 BTC (2020); iPhone 13: 0.018 BTC (2021); iPhone 14: 0.042 BTC (2022); iPhone 15: 0.031 BTC (2023); iPhone 16: 0.014 BTC (2024).
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