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Drawdown from ATH

How far the price has fallen from its all-time high. Always negative or zero: 0% = a new record; −30% = 30% below the peak.

Latest value (as of July 16, 2026) : -48.87 % — computed on our full node.

How to read it

A pain thermometer and a cycle marker. Historically, Bitcoin bear-market bottoms landed between ~−75% and −85% (≈−85% in 2015 and 2018, ~−77% in 2022). The amplitude seems to shrink a bit cycle after cycle, but with so few cycles that's fragile. These levels depend on the price source, and a level that marked a bottom yesterday is never a guaranteed floor tomorrow. (High computed on the history available here.)

The math

(Price ÷ rolling all-time high − 1) × 100. Always ≤ 0.

Reading markers

< -75extreme drawdown: zone of historical bear bottoms (~−75 to −85%). A marker, not a guaranteed floor
-75 – -50very deep drawdown: the heart of a bear market
-50 – -35marked drawdown: significant correction
-35 – -15moderate drawdown: ordinary correction
-15 – 0near the all-time high: market stretched toward its records

Descriptive historical markers, not decision thresholds.

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