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Bitcoin is the world's first cryptocurrency and blockchain. Created in 2009 by the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto, Bitcoin enables peer-to-peer transactions without intermediaries, resulting in lower fees, global accessibility, and censorship resistance. With a fixed maximum supply of 21 million coins, Bitcoin is often referred to as "digital gold" and serves as a store of value and hedge against monetary inflation.

The price of Bitcoin is $84,240.50 as of September 29, 2026 — up 1.95% over the last 24 hours. Over the same window BTC traded between $82,551.00 and $84,370.00.

The market capitalization of Bitcoin is approximately $1.690T as of September 29, 2026, from a price of $84,240.50 against 20.07M BTC in circulation.

Bitcoin is a crypto network or digital asset that moves through blockchain-based infrastructure rather than a traditional bank rail. Traders usually watch network activity, liquidity, supply, and broader crypto sentiment when evaluating BTC.

BTC has a listed maximum supply of 21.00M BTC, with about 20.07M currently shown on this page.

Yes. The trade card on this page links to the Liquid market for BTC. Before submitting an order, review the available multiplier, margin requirement, and estimated liquidation price in the app, plus the venue's current fee and funding information.

The 24-hour trading volume of BTC is $2.27B as of September 29, 2026. Volume estimates how much value changed hands over the last day: higher volume can indicate more active price discovery, but it does not remove trading risk.

BTC is a cash-settled perpetual against an oracle reference price. Profit and loss are settled financially without delivery or ownership of the underlying asset. The position provides price exposure only; it does not transfer the underlying asset or any rights that come with owning it.

Perpetual trading exposes you to price changes, margin requirements, liquidation, funding payments, and venue-specific execution costs. Review the current contract specification and the app's margin, liquidation, fee, and funding information before submitting an order.