MARA Holdings shares fell 8.23% to $6.58 during the October 30 session, continuing the decline it’s been seeing in October. The Bitcoin miner’s stock fell as low as $6.44, its lowest level since 2023.
Bitcoin was also trading lower, near $76,714, as MARA’s recent price relationship with it strengthened.
October erases MARA’s September rebound
MARA approached $14 during September before seeing a sharp reversal. At the time of this writing, it had lost more than half its value from that peak.
A recent brief attempt to stay around the $7–$7.50 price area gave way to another decline on Friday. Shares opened at $6.81 and remained below that price at the time of this writing
The session was still underway, leaving the closing price unsettled.
The chart’s moving averages also slope downward above the stock. What this shows is that MARA is trading well below its recent average prices, and its earlier recovery attempts have not helped it to reverse the broader decline.
Bitcoin’s retreat provides context
The comparison chart placed Bitcoin near $76,714 and had reached $76,500 during the ongoing session.
Bitcoin’s decline followed a retreat from around $87,000 in September and early October. The latest selling took it below the $80,000–$82,000 area, where it traded recently.
MARA’s chart showed a 20-period correlation reading of positive 0.78 against BTCUSDT. That indicates a strong positive relationship between their closing-price levels over the selected daily window.
The reading helps to show their recent connection.
Their displayed daily percentage changes also cover different trading windows, since Bitcoin trades continuously and MARA follows stock-market hours.
What would stabilization look like?
Friday’s low of $6.44 would be the first nearby zone MARA should be looking at. If MARA can continue trading below that level, it would extend the decline into new lows. It is worth noting here that MARA share price has not been at the lows we are seeing since March 2023.
If it could push back past $7, then this would be pulling above levels it has been comfortable with lately. Some consolidation in the $7; $7.50 area for the next few days could bring some sense that this most recent slide is losing its steam.
Bitcoin’s nearby reference sits around $76,500, close to its 200-day average. A level to watch if selling does continue is around the 75k low range found in previous sessions.
Both charts still show limited recovery from their latest falls, leaving the next closing prices important to see whether buyers can establish firmer ground.
Final Summary
- MARA traded at $6.58, down 8.23%, after reaching a fresh low since 2023.
- Its recent closing-price correlation with Bitcoin was at 0.78 as BTC traded near $76,700.