Bitcoin (BTC) traded with marginal movement on Thursday as the world’s largest cryptocurrency showed signs of short-term consolidation after a volatile week. According to the latest market data, 1 Bitcoin was valued at $89,240.15 in the US dollar market, reflecting a negligible daily decline of less than one dollar.
Over the past seven days, Bitcoin experienced sharp fluctuations. Prices dipped significantly on January 25, when BTC fell to around $86,456, before rebounding strongly in the following sessions. Despite intermittent gains earlier in the week, the overall weekly change showed a net decline of $278.45, indicating cautious sentiment among investors amid profit-taking and broader market uncertainty.
On a monthly basis, however, Bitcoin maintained a positive trajectory. Compared to December 30, 2025, when BTC was trading near $88,305, the digital asset recorded a net gain of over $930, translating into a monthly increase of just above one percent.
In the Pakistani market, Bitcoin mirrored global price movements. On January 29, 1 Bitcoin was valued at Rs24,952,315, marking a marginal day-on-day decrease. During the past week, BTC prices in Pakistani rupees dropped by approximately Rs86,457, mainly due to midweek volatility and currency-linked adjustments.
Despite the weekly decline, Bitcoin’s monthly performance in Pakistan remained positive. Since late December, BTC has gained more than Rs215,000, reflecting steady long-term demand and continued interest from local investors tracking global crypto trends.
Market analysts note that Bitcoin’s near-flat movement on Thursday suggests a pause as traders await fresh global cues, including macroeconomic data and regulatory developments influencing the broader cryptocurrency market.