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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.
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:
BTC liquidation price → Position size → Time to liquidation → Max safe leverage → Profit / target → Break-even → DCA → Funding cost →See BTC live on the market page · new to this? Start with the free trading academy and the glossary.
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.
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.
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.
Live data from CoinGecko via our top-100 market page. Educational only — not financial advice.