Bitcoin Could Tie for Third-Longest Losing Streak With Fifth Weekly Loss

Bitcoin (BTC) was on pace to close lower for a fifth consecutive week Tuesday, a result that would tie for the cryptocurrency’s third-longest weekly losing streak. Bitcoin traded at $77,255 at 9:46 a.m. ET (14:46 UTC) Tuesday, down 0.71% over 24 hours. Over five weeks, BTC fell from about $87,000 to roughly $76,500, a decline of about 12%. The move unfolded as a gradual slide rather than a single sharp drop. Only two longer weekly losing runs are on record: eight weeks in 2022 and six weeks early in 2026. A fifth weekly loss would leave the current run one week short of the six-week streak and three weeks short of the eight-week run. The decline’s length stands out, though its roughly 12% drop has been relatively moderate. The U.S.

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