$100 to BTC
$100 buys … at CoinGecko's live price, which is …, before any fees.
$100 = …
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After costs
| Total costs | You'd get |
|---|---|
| None (market rate) | … |
| 1% fee | … |
| 1% fee + 1% spread | … |
| 2% fee + 2% spread | … |
Comparing what you'd get
The table shows the same $100 under different cost levels. The difference between "none" and "2% fee + 2% spread" is the kind of gap you can see between an advanced trading screen and a simple "buy" button on the same exchange. The order preview is where to check before you confirm. The true cost calculator includes withdrawal fees too.
Where $100 of bitcoin ends up
Left on an exchange, it's an entry in that company's books. Moved to your own wallet, it's under your control, but a withdrawal fee comes out first and the backup is your responsibility. See hot vs. cold wallets.
A $100 "investment" that grows fast is a red flag
Scam platforms often start with a small deposit and show it growing quickly, to get a larger one. If someone you met online is guiding you to a platform, stop. Read fake crypto trading sites.
Questions
How much bitcoin does $100 buy?
The live figure is at the top of this page, before fees. The table shows it after example fees.
Why do different apps give different amounts for $100?
Each has its own price, fee and spread. Compare the amount of BTC you'd receive, not the advertised fee alone.
How many sats is $100?
Shown live above, along with the BTC figure.
Where to next
Sources
- Satoshi (unit), Bitcoin Wiki
- CoinGecko methodology: how prices are aggregated
- What to know about cryptocurrency and scams (FTC)
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.