Karachi, February 11, 2026 — The price of Bitcoin (BTC) against the US dollar remained under pressure on Wednesday, reflecting continued volatility in the global cryptocurrency market. According to market data, 1 Bitcoin was trading at $66,996.27, marking a daily decline of $1,704.27 or 2.54 percent.
Over the past week, Bitcoin has experienced sharp fluctuations, driven by shifting investor sentiment, macroeconomic uncertainty, and regulatory developments across major economies. On February 5, 2026, Bitcoin stood at $63,933.93, before surging to $71,270.82 on February 6, posting a single-day gain of more than 10 percent. However, the momentum could not be sustained, and prices gradually eased over the following sessions.
By February 10, Bitcoin had fallen to $68,700.53, before slipping further on Wednesday. Despite the recent declines, Bitcoin recorded a net weekly increase of $3,062.34, reflecting short-term recovery attempts amid ongoing market volatility.
On a monthly basis, the trend remains bearish. On January 12, 2026, Bitcoin was trading at $91,175.91, indicating a steep drop of $24,179.65, or 36.09 percent, over the past 30 days. Analysts attribute the prolonged downturn to tightening global monetary conditions, reduced risk appetite, and heightened regulatory scrutiny on digital assets.
Market experts caution that Bitcoin prices are likely to remain volatile in the near term, as investors closely track global interest rate movements, institutional inflows, and policy signals from major economies. Traders are advised to remain cautious and manage risk carefully amid persistent price swings.