Bitcoin gains 0.81% in 24 hours and rises 1.33% over 30 days, but remains down 32.63% compared with its price a year ago.

Bitcoin (BTC) rose to $82,332.69 against the US dollar on Monday, October 19, 2026, gaining $668.51 or 0.81% on the day, according to the supplied exchange-rate data.

Despite the daily recovery, the leading cryptocurrency recorded a decline over the past week, while its monthly performance remained positive. Bitcoin’s price movements reflect contrasting short-term and longer-term trends.

Bitcoin price movements over seven days

Bitcoin was valued at $83,453.30 on October 13 before falling to $81,551.80 on October 14, a daily decline of 2.33%. The cryptocurrency recovered to $82,376.76 on October 15 but subsequently weakened over the next two sessions.

The price fell to $81,666.64 on October 16 and $81,293.27 on October 17. Bitcoin then rebounded to $81,664.18 on October 18 before rising further to $82,332.69 on October 19.

Overall, Bitcoin declined by $1,120.61, or approximately 1.34%, over the seven-day period, based on the supplied starting and ending prices.

Monthly performance remains positive

Bitcoin recorded a monthly increase of $1,096.56, equivalent to 1.33%, compared with its September 19 price of $81,236.13.

However, the annual comparison highlights a substantial decline. On October 19, 2025, Bitcoin traded at $109,197.12. At $82,332.69 a year later, it was down $26,864.43, representing a fall of 24.60%.

The supplied annual percentage of 32.63% does not match the stated prices and dollar change. Based on those figures, the annual decline is approximately 24.60%.

Bitcoin’s latest performance therefore shows a daily recovery and a modest monthly gain, despite remaining significantly below its year-earlier level.

Note: Prices and historical comparisons are based on the figures supplied and have not been independently verified against live market data.