Bitcoin (BTC): price, chart and fees
Price history
Chart data retrieved:
Seven-day provider series. Points can lag the latest quote; missing history is not interpolated.
About this asset
Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer payment network whose transactions are recorded on a public blockchain. BTC is its native asset.
Before transferring, verify the receiving network, address and fee. Keep the transaction identifier with your records.
Before a transfer or wallet choice
Check Bitcoin network support, BTC withdrawal charges, confirmation requirements and responsibility for wallet keys.
Network and receiving route
Use a BTC receiving address on the agreed Bitcoin network. A wrapped asset uses a different route.
Fees and usable balance
Network fees depend on transaction characteristics and demand. Inspect the exchange's separate withdrawal quote.
Custody and permissions
Self-custody requires protecting your keys. A confirmed payment cannot simply be cancelled by a central operator.
Check before confirming
- Match the receiving network and address.
- Check the final BTC amount and required confirmations.
Official documentation
Sources checked: . These checks explain transfer mechanics. They do not establish that a service is available to you.
Guides for your next step
This page reads stored snapshots. Reloading does not contact the data provider.
A global market. Local rules.
Check the authority responsible for your country and the legal entity providing the service. Keep purchase, sale, swap and transfer records. Your tax residence and the product you use determine which guidance applies; the links below are general starting points.