Karachi, February 1, 2026 – Bitcoin (BTC) showed signs of recovery on Sunday after experiencing a sharp decline over the past week, trading higher against both the US dollar and the Pakistani rupee, according to the latest market data.
Bitcoin Price in US Dollar (USD)
As of February 1, 2026, 1 Bitcoin is valued at $78,829.12, reflecting a daily increase of $922.65, or 1.17 percent, compared to Saturday’s closing rate. Despite the short-term rebound, Bitcoin has recorded a notable weekly decline.
Over the past seven days, Bitcoin fell from $88,044.35 on January 26 to its current level, marking a total weekly decrease of $9,215.23. The most significant drop occurred on January 31, when BTC plunged by nearly 7.9 percent in a single day.
On a monthly basis, Bitcoin has also remained under pressure. Compared to $90,155.14 on January 2, the cryptocurrency has lost $11,326.02, representing a decline of 14.37 percent over the last 30 days.
Bitcoin Price in Pakistani Rupee (PKR)
In the Pakistani market, 1 Bitcoin is trading at Rs22,057,867.59, up Rs258,174.87, or 1.17 percent, from the previous day. However, similar to its dollar performance, Bitcoin has suffered heavy losses over the week.
The cryptocurrency declined by Rs2.56 million in the last seven days, dropping from Rs24.61 million on January 26. The sharpest fall was recorded on January 31, mirroring global market weakness.
On a monthly comparison, Bitcoin has shed Rs3.19 million, down 14.46 percent from its value of Rs25.25 million at the start of January 2026.
Market Outlook
Analysts note that Bitcoin’s recent volatility reflects ongoing uncertainty in global financial markets. While short-term recoveries provide relief, investors remain cautious as the cryptocurrency struggles to regain its previous highs.