BullHow it works
The converter loads current USD prices for the 250 largest coins by market cap and divides one by the other. For example, 1 BTC to USDT is the BTC price divided by the USDT price. Prices refresh each time you open the page.
Formula
Good to know
- Prices are averages across many exchanges, so the price on your exchange can differ by a small amount.
- USDT is a stablecoin that aims to stay at 1 USD, so BTC to USDT is very close to the BTC price in dollars.
- Exchanges also charge a trading fee when you actually convert. Check it with the trading fee calculator.
Want to know what a coin would be worth at another coin's size? Try the market cap calculator.
Frequently asked questions
Where do the prices come from?
From the public CoinGecko API, which averages prices from many exchanges.
How often are prices updated?
Each time you load the page. Prices are cached for up to 2 minutes while you browse.
Why is my coin missing?
The list includes the 250 largest coins by market cap. Smaller coins are not included.
Results are estimates for education only and are not financial advice. Always check the numbers on your exchange before you trade.
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