Sunday, 25 October 2026 covers Saturday, 24 October 2026, UTC
A new 30 day low, then a close back above $80,000
Bitcoin closed 24 October at $80,888, down 0.37%, its third lower close in a row. During the day it set a new 30 day low at $79,221 before recovering.
- Close
- $80,888
- -0.37% on the day
- Range
- $79,221 to $81,214
- 2.45% wide
- Funding
- 0.0051%
- median, per period
- Open interest
- $29.3B
- +0.89% in 24h
- Fear and greed
- 51
- 0 to 100
Price and levels
Price traded between $79,221 and $81,214, a 2.45% range. The low broke under the previous day's low of $80,513 and is now the bottom of both the 7 and 30 day ranges. The close stays below the weekly open of $82,116, the 50 day average of $81,847 and the monthly open of $83,624. The 200 day average sits at $72,942, and the close is 29.4% under the 52 week high close.
- Previous day
- $80,513 to $82,061
- 7 day range
- $79,221 to $84,898
- 30 day range
- $79,221 to $87,220
- Weekly open
- $82,116
- Monthly open
- $83,624
- 50 day average
- $81,847
- 200 day average
- $72,942
- 52 week high close
- $114,559 (29.4% below)
Derivatives
Median funding was 0.0051% per period, close to neutral. Open interest rose 0.89% to $29.3B while price slipped, and perpetuals traded 3.8 basis points under spot.
Market mood
Volume was 78% of its 30 day average. Seven day realized volatility is 30.2%. The fear and greed index reads 51, breadth fell to 19.9% of coins above their 50 day average, and Bitcoin's share of stablecoin-quoted volume rose to 40.6%.
Figures cover the UTC day, 00:00 to 24:00 UTC. This describes the market; it is not investment advice.