Karachi, May 25, 2026 — Bitcoin was trading around Rs. 21.60 million, or roughly Rs. 2.16 crore, in Pakistani rupees on Monday, as the world’s largest cryptocurrency steadied near the $77,000–$77,700 range after a volatile few weeks.
According to the latest market data, Bitcoin was priced at about $77,573, with an intraday high near $77,761 and a low around $76,053. Using the current USD-to-PKR exchange rate of about Rs. 278.475 per dollar, one Bitcoin comes to approximately Rs. 21,602,141.
That means:
1 BTC = Rs. 21.60 million
1 BTC = Rs. 2.16 crore
1 BTC = about $77,573
The rupee value can move quickly during the day because Bitcoin trades around the clock, while the USD-PKR conversion also shifts with currency market conditions. Local crypto platforms may quote slightly different prices because of spreads, liquidity, and service charges.
Bitcoin showed mild strength on Monday, with market reports saying the coin had stabilized around the $77,000 mark after a three-week correction. The broader mood in risk assets improved as investors reacted to easing geopolitical concerns and a softer U.S. dollar.
Historical market data also showed Bitcoin trading between roughly $76,921 and $77,673 on May 25, suggesting the cryptocurrency remained in a tight but active range through the session.
For Pakistani investors, the key thing to watch is not just Bitcoin’s dollar price. The rupee-dollar rate matters just as much. Even a small move in the USD-PKR exchange rate can change Bitcoin’s local price by thousands of rupees. Yahoo Finance data also placed USD-PKR near the 278.25–278.50 range for May 25, broadly in line with live converter readings.
Analysts say Bitcoin’s near-term direction may depend on global risk sentiment, U.S. dollar movement, liquidity in crypto markets, and whether buyers can keep the price above the mid-$70,000 zone. For now, though, Bitcoin appears to be holding its ground.
