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Bitcoin (BTC) Risk & Frenzy Score

-19/100
🌧️ weak
Trend 20
Frenzy 18
Volatility 2
Price $63,064

Bitcoin (BTC) currently carries a Risk Score of -19 out of 100, placing it in the "weak" band — price is drifting lower on soft demand rather than heavy selling.

Over the past seven days BTC has moved -3.2%, and +0.1% in the last 24 hours. Twenty-four hour trading volume is running at 0.7% of market capitalisation, which produces a Frenzy reading of 18 and a Volatility rating of 2.

Bitcoin ranks #1 by market capitalisation and it is trading -50.0% from its all-time high set on 6 October 2025.

7-day price trend

Price changes

Bitcoin price change by period
1 hour +0.1%
24 hours +0.1%
7 days -3.2%
14 days +0.0%
30 days -0.1%
200 days -30.1%
1 year -46.4%

Market data

Bitcoin market data
Price$63,064
Market cap rank#1
Market cap$1,265,757,110,837
24h volume$8,632,550,503
24h high$63,115
24h low$62,916

All-time high and low

Bitcoin all-time high and low
All-time high$126,080
Reached on6 October 2025
From ATH-50.0%
All-time low$67.81
Reached on5 July 2013
From ATL+92901.9%

Supply

Bitcoin token supply
Circulating supply20,071,043
Total supply20,071,043
Max supply21,000,000

1-year price history

How the Bitcoin Risk Score is calculated

The CryptoBubbles Risk Score compresses three separate readings into a single number between -100 and +100. It is a measure of how stretched current market behaviour is, not a price prediction and not a recommendation.

Trend (50% weight) is derived from the 7-day price change, dampened by a power curve so that a move twice as large does not produce a score twice as high. Frenzy (30%) measures turnover — 24-hour volume divided by market capitalisation — which captures how much of the supply is actually changing hands rather than how far price has moved. Volatility (20%) is taken from the magnitude of the 24-hour move.

The weighted result is multiplied by a gravity factor based on the base-10 logarithm of market capitalisation, clamped between 0.8 and 1.2. This exists because a 30% weekly move in a small-cap token is ordinary, while the same move in a top-10 asset is not — the factor scales the score to reflect that difference. For Bitcoin, that multiplier is currently 1.20.

Positive scores indicate upward pressure and negative scores indicate downward pressure. The further the score sits from zero in either direction, the more stretched conditions are, and the more likely a move is to mean-revert. A score near zero means the market is quiet, not that it is safe.

Scores refresh continuously from market data and reflect conditions at the time this page was served. cryptobubbles.com is a financial data and analytics provider, not a financial advisor. All scores and metrics are algorithmic opinions based on market activity and are for educational purposes only. Do your own research before trading.

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