1 BTC to USD
1 BTC is worth … at CoinGecko's live price. One bitcoin is 100,000,000 sats.
1 BTC = …
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Nearby amounts
| BTC | Sats | USD |
|---|---|---|
| 0.5 BTC | 50,000,000 | … |
| 1 BTC | 100,000,000 | … |
| 2 BTC | 200,000,000 | … |
| 5 BTC | 500,000,000 | … |
When was this price set?
The line under the price shows the exact time CoinGecko last updated it and when this page checked. It's an average across many exchanges, weighted by trading volume, so any single exchange will be a little above or below it. Google's own price box uses a different data provider, so small differences between the two are normal.
One bitcoin in context
- There will never be more than 21,000,000 BTC, and more than 20 million have already been mined.
- Miners currently earn 3.125 BTC in new coins per block, about every 10 minutes, so one bitcoin is 32% of a block's new coins. That reward halves roughly every four years; the next halving is expected around 2028.
- Most people never own a whole bitcoin. Exchanges sell fractions down to a few dollars' worth.
How much it moves
Bitcoin's price regularly moves several percent in a day. For today's high and low, the 7-day chart and the all-time high, see the bitcoin price page. For why it moves, see what moves the bitcoin price.
Questions
How much is 1 bitcoin in US dollars today?
The live CoinGecko price is shown at the top of this page, with the time it was last updated.
Why does Google show a different bitcoin price?
Google and CoinGecko use different data sources and update at different moments. Small differences are normal.
How many bitcoins are there?
More than 20 million have been mined, out of a maximum of 21 million. See the bitcoin fact sheet.
Where to next
Sources
- CoinGecko methodology: how prices are aggregated
- CoinGecko API: coins/markets endpoint
- Satoshi (unit), Bitcoin Wiki
Calculations run in your browser. The only request this page makes is the public CoinGecko price request, which carries no amounts or personal details. Results are estimates for learning and planning, not financial or tax advice. Last reviewed November 4, 2026.