Bitcoin closes Saturday at $80,769.67, its lowest since September 17; ether at $2,355.36

Bitcoin is down 3.9% from Wednesday's close and 6.7% below its September 21 high close; ether is 4.7% below Wednesday and 15.1% below its September 21 high, according to Coinbase Exchange data.

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Bitcoin fell for a third straight day to close at $80,769.67 on Saturday, October 24, its lowest daily close since September 17, according to daily candles from Coinbase Exchange. Ether closed at $2,355.36.

What happened

All figures are Coinbase Exchange closes at 00:00 UTC. Bitcoin closed at $84,024.67 on Wednesday, October 21, then $81,307.16 on Thursday, $81,078.04 on Friday and $80,769.67 on Saturday. That is a decline of 0.4% on the day and 3.9% from Wednesday. On September 17 bitcoin had closed at $76,348.74 before rising to $80,875.04 the next day.

Ether closed at $2,471.78 on Wednesday, $2,385.86 on Thursday, $2,384.38 on Friday and $2,355.36 on Saturday, down 1.2% on the day and 4.7% from Wednesday. Its last lower close was $2,326.35 on August 20.

The wider range

Bitcoin's highest daily close in the data from April onward is $86,594.94 on September 21, and Saturday's close is 6.7% below it. Ether's highest close in the same data is $2,775.58, also on September 21, and Saturday's close is 15.1% below it. Bitcoin's intraday low on Saturday was $79,107.00 and its high was $81,106.03.

The Coinbase data show Sunday's candle, for October 25, was still in progress when the data were retrieved, so it is not included in these figures.

Sources

  1. Coinbase Exchange BTC-USD daily candles (granularity 86400) — Coinbase Exchange APIPrimary source
  2. Coinbase Exchange ETH-USD daily candles (granularity 86400) — Coinbase Exchange APIPrimary source
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