Bitcoin extends its decline against the US dollar, losing 2.64% over the past seven days, 6.79% in a month and 37.72% year on year.

Bitcoin (BTC) continued its downward trend against the US dollar on Friday, October 30, 2026, falling to $78,338.99.

According to the latest exchange rate data, Bitcoin declined by $486.66, or 0.62%, compared with the previous day’s price of $78,825.65.

The cryptocurrency has lost $2,126.23 over the past seven days, representing a decline of approximately 2.64%.

Bitcoin was valued at $80,465.22 on October 24 before falling to $80,394.42 on October 25 and $79,851.93 on October 26.

The digital currency recovered to $80,788.38 on October 27 and further increased to $81,185.87 on October 28. However, it dropped sharply by 2.99% on October 29 to $78,825.65.

On a monthly basis, Bitcoin has declined by $5,318.50, or 6.79%, from $83,657.49 recorded on September 30.

The annual comparison shows a significantly steeper decline. Bitcoin has lost $29,545.79, or 37.72%, compared with $107,884.78 on October 30, 2025.

The latest figures highlight sustained downward pressure on Bitcoin, with the cryptocurrency trading considerably below its levels recorded a year earlier.

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