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Bitcoin market analysis

Bitcoin is currently $80,411, with a twelve-month change of -30.51%. Its latest stored observation is dated 2026-09-20. Relative to U.S. M2 Money Supply, the one-year ratio is at the 60th percentile and is classified as near its normal range.

Latest stored observation: · Data may be delayed.
12-month performance-30.51%

Change versus its own stored value one year earlier.

Distance from stored high-35.54%

$124,753 on 2025-10-06.

Relative to U.S. M2 Money SupplyNear its normal range

60th percentile over one year · Underperforming

52-week range$58,551–$124,753

Observed low and high in the latest stored year.

What the data says

Keep price, trend and relative value separate.

Bitcoin has a strong uptrend structure based on available daily and weekly observations. The relative reading compares BTC with M2; it does not estimate intrinsic fair value or predict a reversal.

  • Price describes the market in its native unit.
  • Normalized performance puts two series on the same starting line.
  • The ratio shows which series is outperforming.
  • The percentile describes where that ratio sits in its own lookback window.
Trend structure

Daily and weekly moving-average context

These are lagging descriptive measures, not trading instructions.

Daily 50Above

9.9% from average

Daily 200Above

14.1% from average

Weekly 50Above

2.1% from average

Weekly 200Above

22.8% from average

Frequently asked

Questions about this analysis

Does a historically high ratio mean the primary asset must fall?

No. It only means the selected ratio is high inside its own lookback range. The ratio can remain elevated while the trend continues.

Are moving averages buy or sell signals?

No. AssetScreener uses them as lagging descriptions of trend structure. They do not predict turning points or replace risk management.

Why compare Bitcoin with the S&P 500?

The comparison helps separate Bitcoin-specific performance from the broader risk-asset environment.

Why compare Bitcoin with U.S. M2?

M2 is a broad liquidity measure. The ratio is contextual and does not prove that money-supply changes directly cause Bitcoin returns.

Dataset provenance

The exact input behind this page

These fields make the displayed observation traceable without confusing the stored source with AssetScreener’s calculated views.

DatasetBitcoin (BTC/USD)
ProviderGlobal Financial Markets dataset contributor; incremental candles from Coinbase Exchange
Stored source labelConfigured Bitcoin historical price table
Series / symbolBTC-USD spot
FrequencyDaily open-data close + incremental Coinbase candles
UnitsUSD
Latest observation2026-09-20
Latest recorded retrieval2026-09-20 10:23:10
Transformations

Daily closing observations are validated, deduplicated and stored. Official FRED closes replace overlapping index dates when configured. Current spot and quote instruments remain separate. Ratios, percentiles and moving averages are calculated at request or display time.

CITATION & VERIFICATION

Built to be checked, quoted and revisited.

Canonical URL, update date, definitions and original-source links are kept together so readers and search systems can verify the context.

Suggested citation
AssetScreener (2026-08-30). Bitcoin market analysis. https://www.assetscreener.com/bitcoin/
Underlying sources
Bitcoin stored observations, AssetScreener methodology
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