Bitcoin Market Data & Price

Live price

BTC / USD.

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Market capitalisation—Rank — · dominance —

24-hour volume—Aggregated across tracked venues

24-hour range—Low to high

connecting Aggregate figures come from CoinGecko; the streamed price comes from the first responding spot venue. Binance quotes BTC in USDT rather than USD, and BitcoinTrench labels which is which.

Price history

Candles.

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Candle

Drag a drawing to move it, or drag a handle to reshape it. Right-click for its options.

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Change the candle source

This is the Bitcoin chart, not any one exchange's chart — the venues track each other closely enough that the candles are the same picture on all of them. The choice is here rather than above the chart because it changes almost nothing you can see. It does change two things: Binance, OKX and Bybit quote in USDT while Coinbase, Kraken and Bitstamp quote in dollars, and the venues' histories start in different years. Where the volume behind these candles actually sits is below.

Drag the chart to the right to travel back in time.

Candlestick rendering by Lightweight Charts™, © TradingView, Inc., used under the Apache 2.0 licence. The price data, indicators and drawing tools are BitcoinTrench’s own.

What each indicator measures

These are standard published formulas, computed in your browser from the candles shown. VWAP is anchored to the start of the loaded range rather than to a trading session, because Bitcoin has no session — changing the timeframe therefore changes its anchor. Indicators describe past price behaviour; none of them is a forecast.

Drawing tools

Ten tools on the rail beside the chart: trend line, ray, extended line, horizontal line, horizontal ray, vertical line, rectangle, parallel channel, Fibonacci and measure. A trend line ends exactly where you release — use Ray or Extended line when you want it to keep going.

Drawing. Press and drag to draw in one gesture, or click once and click again to finish. The parallel channel takes a third click to set its width. Magnet snaps points to the nearest candle open, high, low or close.

Editing. Finishing a drawing hands you back the cursor with the new object selected, so you can move it straight away — no need to press a select button first. Drag a shape to move it, drag a handle to reshape it. Esc cancels; Delete removes the selected drawing.

Anchoring. Every point is stored as a time and a price, not as pixels, so pan, zoom, resize or reload and a line still touches the same candles. Trendlines project forward past the last bar along their own gradient. Drawings save in your browser per venue and candle interval, so a level drawn on the daily chart does not reappear on the hourly one. Nothing is uploaded.

Venues

Where Bitcoin actually trades.

The candles are the same picture on every exchange. The volume behind them is not — and most of it never touches a bitcoin.

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Perpetual turnover against spot — For every bitcoin that changes hands on spot, this much perpetual notional trades against it

24-hour spot volume——

24-hour perpetual volume——

Open interest——

Twenty-four hour turnover in BTC, spot beside perpetual. The two are never added together — a perpetual's notional is not an exchange of coins for dollars.
Venue	Quote	Spot 24h	Share	Perpetual 24h	Share	Open interest	Funding, annualised
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Turnover as each venue reports it.

† marks a figure BitcoinTrench worked out from two the venue publishes rather than one it reports directly — Hyperliquid, for instance, publishes turnover in dollars only, so its bitcoin figure is that divided by its own mark price.

Exchange-reported volume is self-published and not independently audited. BitcoinTrench shows it as reported and applies no adjustment of its own — any “real volume” figure would be an estimate wearing the clothes of a measurement. Funding is annualised so venues on different settlement schedules can be compared: Binance, OKX and Bybit settle every eight hours, Hyperliquid every hour.

Where a trade is cheapest to execute, and every venue's book live: order books & liquidity · positioning and funding in detail

Returns

The same price, across six horizons.

A single day tells you almost nothing. These are the windows that reveal whether a move is noise or a change of regime.

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Cycle context

Where price sits against its own record.

All-time high

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Date reached: —
Current drawdown: —
Reported circulating supply: —

Compare this cycle with previous ones

Fear & Greed Index third party

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Published by alternative.me, reproduced here with attribution. It is not a BitcoinTrench metric and is never blended into one, because its methodology is not fully disclosed. connecting

Market structure

Underneath the last price.

MarketOrder books & liquidityCompare every venue, then watch one book stream live. MarketDerivativesOpen interest, positioning ratios and funding. MarketLarge tradesIndividual prints above $250,000 notional. MarketHalving cyclesEvery cycle aligned to day zero. ResearchCorporate treasuriesPublic-company holdings, repriced live. NetworkOn-chain activityLarge transfers observed in confirmed blocks.