Bitcoin is trading lower this U.S. Thanksgiving holiday compared to a year ago, reflecting a short-term price dip against a backdrop of monumental long-term growth for the cryptocurrency.
On Thursday, November 27, 2025, Bitcoin (BTC) hovered around $91,000. This price represents an approximately 5% decline from its average value on Thanksgiving 2024. Last year, Bitcoin was priced at $95,531 during the holiday.
The digital asset has undergone one of its most significant corrections of the year in recent weeks. It fell over 35% from October highs, which topped $126,000, to a recent low near $80,000.
Despite this annual retreat, Bitcoin’s historical performance remains overwhelmingly positive. Over the past decade, the cryptocurrency has seen a revaluation exceeding 27,600%. Its price surged from $328 on Thanksgiving 2015 to its current level.
Furthermore, Bitcoin has multiplied its value by more than 5.5 times, marking a 456% increase, in just three years. This recovery began from a low point of under $17,000 on Thanksgiving 2022, a period known as the “crypto winter” following the collapse of the FTX exchange.
The long-term upward trend characterizes Bitcoin’s trajectory over the last decade. Investors observe another Thanksgiving with the cryptocurrency solidified as one of the highest-performing assets in history.
Thanksgiving price points for Bitcoin illustrate this journey: $16,353 in 2022, $37,035 in 2023, $95,531 in 2024, and approximately $91,000 in 2025.
At the close of reporting, BTC was priced around $91,400. This reflected a 1.3% advance in the previous 24 hours, part of a recent market recovery. However, the price remains 27.5% below last month’s peak.