Cryptocurrency posts slight daily recovery but remains sharply lower from 2025 levels
Bitcoin traded at $77,159.72 against the US dollar on Tuesday, recording a slight daily gain while remaining significantly below its level a year earlier.
The world’s largest cryptocurrency rose by $157.11, or 0.20%, compared with Monday’s closing level of $77,002.61.
Weekly performance remains negative
Despite Tuesday’s modest recovery, Bitcoin declined by $2,251.86 over the past seven days, reflecting a weekly drop of 2.84%.
The cryptocurrency experienced volatile trading throughout the week, climbing above $81,000 on May 14 before falling back below the $78,000 mark during subsequent sessions.
Monthly trend stays positive
On a monthly basis, Bitcoin remained in positive territory.
Compared with April 19, 2026, when it traded at $74,141.27, the cryptocurrency gained $3,018.45, representing a 3.91% increase over 30 days.
Sharp yearly decline persists
Year-on-year data showed Bitcoin continuing to trade substantially below its 2025 level.
On May 19, 2025, Bitcoin stood at $105,572.90. Since then, the digital currency has fallen by $28,413.18, marking a decline of 36.82%.
Market analysts said cryptocurrency markets remain sensitive to global monetary policy expectations, institutional investment trends and geopolitical uncertainty, which continue to influence investor sentiment worldwide.
Analysts expect continued volatility as investors monitor inflation data and central bank policy decisions globally.