Bitcoin traded at $79,976.01 on October 27, 2026, slipping 0.48% over the prior 24 hours as the leading cryptocurrency continued a gradual retreat from higher levels. The move extended a broader pattern of softness that has defined trading in recent weeks.
Over the past seven days, Bitcoin fell 1.86%, while the 30-day decline reached 5.66%, reflecting sustained selling pressure across the monthly window. Despite the drawdown, the asset maintained a market capitalization of $1,601.86 billion.
The price action across all three timeframes pointed in the same direction, with losses deepening as the measurement window widened. The 30-day decline was notably larger than the shorter-term moves, suggesting the recent weakness set in gradually rather than through a single sharp drop.
Bitcoin's market capitalization remained above $1.6 trillion even as prices hovered just below the $80,000 threshold, reflecting the asset's continued scale within the broader digital-asset market.
