Bitcoin rebounds 1.18% after recent sell-off but remains sharply lower over the past week, month and year
Bitcoin (BTC) traded at $60,476.04 on Friday, June 26, 2026, recovering modestly by $714.05, or 1.18%, from the previous day’s close. Despite the daily rebound, the world’s largest cryptocurrency remains well below its levels recorded a week, a month and a year ago, reflecting continued volatility in the digital asset market.
Weekly Performance (7 Days)
Bitcoin experienced a turbulent week, starting at $64,235.79 on June 20, 2026, before declining over the following sessions. The cryptocurrency touched a weekly low of $59,761.99 on June 25 before staging a modest recovery to $60,476.04 on Friday.
Overall, Bitcoin lost $3,759.75, representing a 5.85% decline over the past seven days, as investor sentiment remained cautious amid broader market uncertainty.
Monthly Performance (30 Days)
Over the past month, Bitcoin has recorded a significant correction. The cryptocurrency was trading at $74,315.87 on May 27, 2026, compared with $60,476.04 today.
This represents a monthly decline of $13,839.83, or 22.88%, highlighting sustained selling pressure across the cryptocurrency market.
Yearly Performance (365 Days)
Bitcoin has also posted substantial losses over the past year. On June 26, 2025, one Bitcoin was valued at $107,041.56.
At today’s price of $60,476.04, the cryptocurrency has fallen by $46,565.52, marking a 43.50% year-on-year decline as the market continues to trade well below its previous record highs.
Although Friday’s recovery provided some relief for investors, Bitcoin remains under pressure after a prolonged correction. Market participants are closely monitoring global macroeconomic conditions, interest rate expectations, institutional investment flows and regulatory developments, all of which are expected to play a crucial role in determining the cryptocurrency’s direction in the weeks ahead.
