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Weekly decline extends as Bitcoin records nearly 38% yearly drop

Bitcoin declined against the U.S. dollar on Monday, with the world’s largest cryptocurrency trading at $76,838.65, extending recent losses in the digital asset market.

Bitcoin slips below $81,000 after recent weekly volatility in crypto market

The price of Bitcoin declined against the US dollar on Friday, reflecting continued volatility in the cryptocurrency market after sharp swings during the past week.

Bitcoin rebounds slightly against the U.S. dollar after recent declines but remains down nearly 30% from a year ago

Bitcoin rose modestly on Thursday, May 14, 2026, recovering some ground after several days of losses as the world’s largest cryptocurrency traded at $79,765.95 against the U.S. dollar.

Bitcoin rebounds above $81,000 after recent market volatility

Bitcoin recovered modestly against the US dollar on May 13, 2026, after experiencing fluctuations over the past week amid continued volatility in global cryptocurrency markets.

Bitcoin falls against US dollar

Bitcoin declined against the US dollar on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, extending recent volatility in the cryptocurrency market.

Bitcoin fell against the US dollar on Monday as investor sentiment weakened amid uncertainty surrounding Iran-US peace talks.

Bitcoin declined to around $80,000 on Saturday as renewed military strikes in the Gulf region increased uncertainty across global financial and cryptocurrency markets.

The price of Bitcoin remained close to the key $80,000 level on May 8, 2026, as investors monitored global market sentiment and cryptocurrency trading activity. The world’s largest cryptocurrency showed slight daily weakness but maintained strong monthly gains against the US dollar.

May 7, 2026 — The price of Bitcoin remained above the $81,000 mark on Thursday, reflecting strong monthly gains despite a slight daily decline in the world’s largest cryptocurrency.

May 6, 2026 — Bitcoin surged close to $82,000 on Wednesday, extending recent gains as improving sentiment over potential peace in the Middle East boosted risk appetite across global markets.