Bitcoin (BTC) Price & Analysis

Bitcoin (BTC) live chart

Full interactive chart — change timeframe, add indicators (RSI, MACD, moving averages), draw trendlines. Powered by TradingView.

Live market read

Live positioning

Liquidation Ladder

Estimated — assumes a fresh position opened at the current price with 0.5% maintenance margin. Not your actual position — use the Liquidation Calculator for your real entry, leverage and exchange.

🐋 Whale Trades

Individual futures trades above a fixed size threshold on Binance and Bybit, newest first. A quiet coin can show none for a while — that's a normal market condition, not an error.

Options (Deribit)

Deribit is the dominant BTC/ETH options venue — no altcoin options market exists there. Put/Call ratio compares total open interest (or volume) across all listed puts vs calls; above 1 means more put positioning. Max Pain is the strike where option writers profit most (standard max-pain method, computed from live listed strikes). Educational only, not a price prediction.

ETF Net Flow

Daily net USD flow into US spot Bitcoin/Ethereum ETFs — real, publicly-reported institutional money, not a proxy. Source: farside.co.uk.

About Bitcoin

Bitcoin is the first and largest cryptocurrency, created in 2009 by the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto. It is a decentralised, fixed-supply (21 million) digital asset used as a store of value and the benchmark that the rest of the crypto market trades against.

Calculators for Bitcoin (BTC)

A price read is only half the job — leverage and position size decide whether you survive BTC's swings. Run the numbers before you enter:

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Frequently asked questions

Is Bitcoin volatile?

Bitcoin's volatility shows up in its 7-day and 30-day price swings on this page. All crypto is volatile; size positions so a normal swing can't liquidate you, and check the live 7-day volatility figure above before trading.

How is BTC's liquidation price calculated?

For a leveraged BTC position, liquidation is roughly entry × (1 − 1/leverage + maintenance margin) for a long. Higher leverage moves it closer to your entry. Use the liquidation calculator to get the exact price for your position.

Is Bitcoin a good investment?

This page shows what BTC has done, not what it will do — it's data and education, not financial advice. Use the trend signal and risk tools to form your own view and never risk more than you can afford to lose.