Bitcoin (BTC-USD) opened at $80,015.27 on Friday, down 1.7% from Thursday’s opening price of $81,428.85. Bitcoin value rose to $80,206.01 at 7:18 am ET. Following the jobs report, bitcoin remains at $80,103.35 as of 10:58 a.m. ET.
Ethereum (ETH-USD) opened at $2,290.98 on Friday, down 2.5% from Thursday’s opening price of $2,350.85. The value of ethereum was stable at 7:18 am ET, at $2,289.85. Ethereum price was also stable following the strong jobs report, at $2,283 as of 10:58 am.
Since Monday, bitcoin is up 1.98% this morning, while ethereum is down 1.60%. Investors of all types approached the day with caution before knowing the latest monthly employment figures and after the violent escalations between the United States and Iran on Thursday. The jobs report was indeed a positive report, and at least some encouraging traction on Middle East peace talks this weekend should be enough to keep Bitcoin above the $80,000 threshold and keep Ethereum close to the $2,300 mark, which it has been holding all week.
Current price of bitcoin and ethereum
bitcoin
The price of bitcoin this morning was 1.7% lower than Thursday’s opening figure. Below is how the opening price of bitcoin has changed compared to the past week, month, and year:
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A week ago: +4.9%
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A month ago: +11.2%
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One year ago: -17.5%
Bitcoin’s all-time high was $126,198.07 on October 6, 2025. Bitcoin’s all-time low was $0.04865 on July 14, 2010.
Ethereum
Ethereum price this morning was 2.5% lower compared to Thursday’s open. Here is how the opening price of Ethereum has changed compared to the past week, month and year:
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A week ago: +1.5%
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A month ago: +2.2%
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One year ago: +26.5%
Ethereum’s all-time high was $4,953.73 on August 24, 2025. Ethereum’s all-time low was $0.4209 on October 21, 2015.
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Can you buy your next house with cryptocurrencies?
So, a few years ago you invested some crazy money in bitcoin. Now, his cryptocurrency-fueled gains mean he has a nice nest egg to invest in a house.
But can you buy a house with cryptocurrency instead of using cash or a traditional mortgage loan? What are the obstacles? And what about taxes?
President Trump wants the United States to be “the crypto capital of the world.” In that spirit, in late June, Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) Director William J. Pulte ordered Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to “prepare their businesses to consider cryptocurrencies as an asset for a mortgage.”
The FHFA oversees Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the government-sponsored enterprises that finance a major part of the mortgage industry.
Pulte said the housing system “needs a massive upgrade,” adding: “I want people who own cryptocurrencies to be able to buy houses like everyone else. I think cryptocurrencies are an asset. I think Americans should be able to use their cryptocurrencies if they want. It’s time for the housing system to catch up.”
This signals what could be a fundamental change in the way cryptocurrencies can be used to qualify for a mortgage.
More information: Do you want to buy a house with cryptocurrencies? This is what you can expect.
Bitcoin and Ethereum price charts
Whether you’re new to tracking the value of bitcoin and ethereum or a more experienced crypto investor, Yahoo Finance’s bitcoin price chart and ethereum price chart below show a visual history of how the value of coins continues to move and evolve.
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