Bitcoin to US Dollar (BTC → USD)

1 BTC = $80,421.00 · 1 USD = 0.00001243 BTC — the 28 October 2026 build

Bitcoin in USD. Open the full chart.

BTCUSD
0.01 BTC$804.21
0.1 BTC$8,042.10
0.5 BTC$40,210.50
1 BTC$80,421.00
2 BTC$160,842.00
5 BTC$402,105.00
10 BTC$804,210.00
50 BTC$4,021,050.00
100 BTC$8,042,100.00
1,000 BTC$80,421,000.00
USDBTC
$1.000.00001243 BTC
$5.000.00006217 BTC
$10.000.0001243 BTC
$50.000.0006217 BTC
$100.000.001243 BTC
$500.000.006217 BTC
$1,000.000.01243 BTC
$5,000.000.06217 BTC
$10,000.000.1243 BTC

Snapshot rates from the 28 October 2026 build; the tables follow the live rate while this pair is on screen. Indicative — an exchange adds its own fee and spread.

About Bitcoin

Rank among cryptocurrencies#1
Market capitalisation$1.62T
24-hour volume$22.8B
ConsensusSHA-256 · Proof of Work
Circulating supply20,104,884 BTC
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Questions

How much is 1 BTC in USD?

At the 28 October 2026 build, 1 Bitcoin was $80,421.00. The figure at the top of this page updates in your browser from the exchanges the site reads directly, whenever that feed is reachable.

How much BTC does $100.00 buy?

$100.00 bought 0.001243 BTC at the build rate, before any exchange fee or spread.

Where does the rate come from?

The snapshot price is the one the ranking uses, refreshed every six hours, and the US Dollar rate comes from the same build's currency table. The live overlay reads public tickers from the exchanges CoinSpectrum has direct feeds from, and a quote is only accepted when it sits within the band the ranking applies to any live price. Nothing here is a quote to trade on: an exchange adds its fee and spread.