Bitcoin prices continued to remain under pressure on Saturday, January 31, 2026, as the world’s leading cryptocurrency recorded further losses against both the US dollar and the Pakistani rupee amid ongoing market volatility.
In the international market, the price of one Bitcoin stood at $83,839.23, reflecting a daily decline of $193.04, or 0.23 percent. Over the past seven days, Bitcoin has shown sharp fluctuations, touching a weekly high above $89,000 before sliding lower. Overall, the value of Bitcoin against the US dollar has declined by $2,617.65 during the last week, indicating a cautious sentiment among investors.
On a monthly basis, Bitcoin also posted notable losses. Compared to January 1, 2026, when it was trading at $88,572.59, the digital asset has dropped by $4,733.35, translating into a decrease of around 5.65 percent over the last 30 days.
In Pakistan, Bitcoin prices followed a similar downward trend in line with global movements and exchange rate dynamics. As of Saturday, one Bitcoin was valued at Rs23,459,790.54, marking a daily fall of Rs54,015.80, or 0.23 percent. During the past week, Bitcoin has lost Rs544,744.39 against the local currency after experiencing sharp mid-week swings.
On a month-on-month basis, Bitcoin prices in Pakistani rupees declined by Rs1,361,085.23, down nearly 5.8 percent from early January levels. Market analysts attribute the recent volatility to global risk aversion, regulatory concerns, and shifting expectations around monetary policy, which continue to impact cryptocurrency markets worldwide.