Bitcoin traded at $77,088.56 on September 15, 2026, declining 1.05% over the prior 24 hours as modest selling pressure weighed on the world's largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization.
The pullback extended across the weekly timeframe as well, with Bitcoin posting a 7-day loss of 1.84%. Despite the near-term softness, the asset's 30-day gain of 22.29% reflects a substantial run-up over the past month.
Bitcoin's market capitalization stood at $1,560.1 billion, underscoring its continued dominance within the broader digital asset market even as daily price action remained negative.
The contrast between Bitcoin's short-term dip and its strong monthly performance highlights the volatility typical of crypto markets, where near-term corrections frequently occur within larger directional moves.
