BTC price and market data

What BTC is on this platform

BTC is the trading ticker for Bitcoin, the asset that defines the crypto market. On this site it is listed as a spot instrument with a last known reference price of 78,455.00 USD, or about 67,915.00 EUR. The 24-hour change at the time of the last check was +2.26%, and the reported market capitalisation was 1,576,488,237,738 USD.

These figures are reference points, not a forecast. The price is taken from a public market data source and can be stale by the time you read it.

Two companion pages: ETH and SOL.

How trading BTC works here

The platform supports more than 85 coins across more than 20 blockchains, and BTC is one of the instruments in that set. Entry does not require KYC: access is possible anonymously through Web3 wallets. That lowers the barrier to start, but it also means account recovery and identity-related protections tied to traditional verification are not part of the setup.

The operator behind the platform is Dexapp LTD, which holds an Anjouan licence. A licence is a legal registration in a specific jurisdiction; it is not a guarantee of trading outcomes and not a promise that losses cannot occur.

How the result of a BTC trade is calculated

The result of a spot trade depends on the difference between the entry price and the exit price, multiplied by the position size, minus any trading costs. This page does not perform that calculation for you manually. Use the calculator on the site to enter your own position size and price levels; the calculator runs the arithmetic in checked code.

Do not estimate the result in your head before using the calculator. A small difference in price can produce a large difference in outcome depending on position size, and the relevant costs depend on the execution details shown in your order ticket.

Risks specific to BTC as a trading instrument

BTC can move sharply in both directions within a single session. A positive 24-hour change, such as the +2.26% shown in the reference data, says nothing about the next hour or the next day. The price can gap, liquidity can thin out, and an exit price may differ from the price shown on a chart.

Because access is via Web3 wallets without KYC, responsibility for wallet security and transaction correctness sits entirely with the trader. A mistake in a wallet address or a compromised wallet is not something the platform can reverse in the way a traditional financial institution might reverse an unauthorised card payment.

What to check before trading BTC

Confirm the live price in your order ticket rather than relying on the reference figures on this page. Check the trading fees, the spread, and any network costs for moving BTC to or from the platform. Enter your planned position size and price levels into the calculator before committing capital.

The fact that BTC is the largest crypto asset by market capitalisation does not make a trade on it low-risk. Size and liquidity can reduce some frictions, but they do not remove the possibility of loss.