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Bitcoin Price Today
The Bitcoin price today is $63,390.00, with a 24-hour trading volume of $31.76B. Over the past day the BTC to USD rate has moved -1.25%, trading between an intraday low of $62,815.00 and a high of $64,387.00. Bitcoin holds the number one spot by market capitalization at $1.27T, backed by a circulating supply of 20.05M BTC coins out of a fixed maximum of 21 million.
Bitcoin Price History
Bitcoin launched in January 2009. The first recorded transaction happened in 2010, when 10,000 BTC bought two pizzas, and the asset reached parity with the US dollar in early 2011. Since then the price has run through several boom-and-bust cycles, each loosely tied to the four-year halving schedule. Major peaks formed in late 2013, December 2017 near $20,000, and November 2021 close to $69,000.
The most recent cycle carried Bitcoin to an all-time high of roughly $126,080 in October 2025, helped by spot ETF demand and institutional buying, before a pullback into 2026. Switch between the 1H, 24H, 1W, 1M, 1Y and 5Y tabs above to study any window in detail.
What Drives the Bitcoin Price?
No single input sets the price — it is the running result of capped supply and demand that shifts with sentiment, policy and the wider economy.
Fixed supply & halvings
Only 21 million BTC will ever exist, and issuance halves roughly every four years. As new supply slows against steady or rising demand, price tends to feel upward pressure over a cycle.
Adoption & demand
Spot ETFs, corporate treasuries, payment integrations and new retail users all add buying pressure. Falling demand or large holders selling does the reverse.
Macro conditions
Interest rates, the strength of the US dollar and inflation expectations shape appetite for risk. Bitcoin is often treated as a digital store of value.
Liquidity & sentiment
Thin order books exaggerate moves in both directions. News, social momentum and leverage in derivatives markets can trigger sharp, short-lived swings.
Regulation
Rules on exchanges, custody, taxation and ETFs change how easily institutions and individuals can access Bitcoin, which feeds directly into demand.
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About Bitcoin
What is Bitcoin?
Bitcoin (BTC) is the first and largest cryptocurrency, introduced in 2009 by the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto. It operates on a peer-to-peer network with no central authority, so people can move value across borders without a bank or payment processor. Ownership is proven through cryptographic keys, which makes Bitcoin censorship-resistant and open to anyone with an internet connection.
How does the Bitcoin blockchain work?
Every transaction is written into the blockchain, a public ledger anyone can audit. Transactions are grouped into blocks, and miners add those blocks by racing to solve a proof-of-work puzzle. The winner confirms the block and receives newly issued BTC plus fees, while tampering with old records is prohibitively costly.
Why is Bitcoin called digital gold?
The comparison comes down to scarcity. Like gold, Bitcoin is hard to produce, durable, divisible and outside the control of any single government. The 21 million cap means no central bank can print more, which is why many holders treat it as a long-term store of value.
Bitcoin Price FAQs
What is the current Bitcoin price?
The current price is $63,390.00, updated live on this page. Because Bitcoin trades 24/7, the figure is a volume-weighted average that refreshes continuously.
How can I buy Bitcoin through UTORG?
Create a free account at utorg.com or in the app, verify your identity, add a card or bank method, enter an amount from around $10, and confirm. Card payments are typically instant and your BTC arrives within minutes.
What affects the Bitcoin price?
The main drivers are the fixed 21 million supply and four-year halving cycle, demand from ETFs, institutions and retail, macro conditions such as interest rates and the US dollar, market liquidity and sentiment, and regulation.
What is Bitcoin's all-time high?
Bitcoin reached an all-time high of $126,080.00 on Oct 6, 2025. The live page always shows the current all-time high alongside today's price.
How do I read the Bitcoin price chart?
Pick a time range using the 1H, 24H, 1W, 1M, 1Y or 5Y tabs. The line shows the BTC to USD price over that window; the 24-hour high, low and change summarize recent momentum.
What is Bitcoin's market cap?
Its market cap is $1.27T, calculated by multiplying the live price by the circulating supply of 19.92M coins — the largest of any cryptocurrency.
What does BTC to USD mean?
It is simply the price of one Bitcoin in US dollars, the most widely quoted pair. UTORG also supports EUR, GBP and many other currencies, converting automatically based on your location.
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