Bitcoin (BTC) Price to USD - Live Value Today

Bitcoin (BTC) live price in US dollar (USD). View value statistics, market cap and supply.

BTC price chart

Price to USD	24h change
$ 31,284.84	-9.73%

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An overview showing the statistics of Bitcoin, such as the base and quote currency, the rank, and trading volume.

Price to USD	$ 31,284.84
Price to BTC	1.00 BTC
Rank	1
24h volume	$ 44.21 billion
Market cap	$ 582.24 billion
Fully diluted market cap	$ 656.98 billion
All-time high (daily avg.)	$ 40,351.10	on 1/9/2021

View the total and circulating supply of Bitcoin, including details on how the supplies are calculated.

18.61 million BTC

Details

Total supply	18.61 million BTC
There are no burned, team or smart contract locked balances to subtract.
Circulating supply	18.61 million BTC

Verified supply

Circulating supply	18.61 million BTC
Total supply	18.61 million BTC
Max supply	21.00 million BTC

Top Bitcoin exchanges

The top crypto exchanges that have Bitcoin available for trading, ranked by 24h trading volume and the current price.

Exchanges	24h volume & price
1 Binance	$ 4.36 billion $ 31,267.12
2 CoinDCX	$ 4.27 billion $ 31,199.16
3 WenX Pro	$ 2.46 billion $ 31,210.46
4 BitOffer	$ 2.16 billion $ 31,272.48
5 Bit-Z	$ 1.93 billion $ 30,994.91

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Top Bitcoin markets

A list of the top Bitcoin markets across all crypto exchanges based on the highest 24h trading volume, with their current price.

Markets	24h volume & price
1 BTC/USDT CoinDCX	$ 2.85 billion $ 31,122.53
2 BTC/USDT Binance	$ 2.84 billion $ 31,209.23
3 BTC/USDT BitOffer	$ 1.71 billion $ 31,239.84
4 BTC/USDT Huobi Global	$ 1.45 billion $ 31,201.85
5 BTC/USDT Bit-Z	$ 1.43 billion $ 31,094.65

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What is Bitcoin

Bitcoin (BTC) is the first decentralized digital currency that can be sent through the internet globally, without using an intermediary; such as financial institutions, like a (central) bank or agency. The Bitcoin transactions are controlled by many of its users, instead of a few entities. The processing of these transactions is called ‘mining’; new Bitcoin transactions, known as blocks, are added to the record of past transactions on the blockchain. In return, they get awarded with Bitcoin.

The goal of Bitcoin

Bitcoin was invented as a new electronic cash system that’s fully peer-to-peer, with no third party as an intermediary. Bitcoin was created because of a few main concerns of the inventor, like manipulation of the money supply, with inflation as result; profitable monopolies and oligopolies in financial services, such as the high fees for international money transfers; and tracking the money used by people.

Who built Bitcoin

In 2008, Bitcoin was invented by an anonymous person or group named Satoshi Nakamoto. In 2009, Bitcoin was released as open-source software. Nakamoto’s real identity is still unknown, although there are many theories about who it might be. Decentralization is one of Bitcoin’s most important principles, and that’s why this anonymity is perfectly in line.

The technology of Bitcoin

The Bitcoin blockchain is a database, the so-called ‘ledger’, that consists of Bitcoin transaction records. For new transactions to be added to the ledger, the nodes must agree that the transaction is real and valid. The blockchain is public and contains records of all the transactions taking place.