How far below the running all-time high is BTC, right now and across every prior bear market.
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Recovery needed
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to reclaim the ATH
BTC Drawdown from ATH
About this chart
At every point in time we track the running all-time high β the highest BTC daily close seen so far. The drawdown is (price β ATH) / ATH, expressed as a percentage. A value of 0% means we're at the ATH; -50% means price has halved from the last peak; -80% is deep-bear territory.
Reference lines at -20% (correction), -50% (bear market threshold), and -80% (capitulation zone) mark the rough thresholds traders watch.
The episode table below the chart groups history into discrete drawdown events: from each new ATH until BTC reclaims it. We show peak/bottom dates and prices, the maximum drawdown, days from peak to bottom, and days from peak to recovery. The current cycle's row is in-flight until BTC tags a new ATH.
Drawdown (below ATH)-20% correction-50% bear-80% deep bear
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Historical Drawdown Episodes
Caveats. Pre-2014 BTC prices have wide exchange dispersion; the 2011 -94% drawdown depended on which exchange you traded. Episodes shown here use the same multi-source consensus feed as the rest of the suite, with canonical reference prices baked in for past cycle peaks/bottoms so the table is complete even when our local price endpoint is short on history.