Bitcoin (BTC-BEP20)

Max Supply: 0

Circulation: 19,790,449.17

Market Cap: $1,890,863,083,818

BTC-BEP20
USD

Listing Date:
1689738199877

Network:
Binance Smart Chain (BSC)

Asset Type:
Token

This is a child asset of:

Bitcoin BTC View parent asset information for additional details such as market information.

Token Details

networkDescription:
Binance Smart Chain (BSC)

contractId:
0x7130d2A12B9BCbFAe4f2634d864A1Ee1Ce3Ead9c

decimals:
18

type:
BEP-20

Highlighted Assets

Market Cap: $231K $0.00133

Market Cap: $4.91M $0.236

Market Cap: $1.29B $0.171

Top Volumes

BTC/USDT
Bitcoin

Volume: $4559991 $95558.72

ETH/USDC
Ethereum

Volume: $367639 $3603.3

XRP/USDT
XRP

Volume: $213251 $2.77004

Biggest Gains

LNCR/DOGE
LightningCash-Reborn

+987.91% $0.00041605

GNG/USDC
GOLF AND GOLF

+457.09% $0.01126356

VIVO/BTC
Vivo

+340.91% $0.00185356

About Bitcoin

Bitcoin is the first and most widely recognized cryptocurrency. It enables peer-to-peer exchange of value in the digital realm through the use of a decentralized protocol, cryptography, and a mechanism to achieve global consensus on the state of a periodically updated public transaction ledger called a 'blockchain.'

What is Bitcoin?
Practically speaking, Bitcoin is a form of digital money that (1) exists independently of any government, state, or financial institution, (2) can be transferred globally without the need for a centralized intermediary, and (3) has a known monetary policy that arguably cannot be altered.

At a deeper level, Bitcoin can be described as a political, philosophical, and economic system. This is thanks to the combination of the technical features it integrates, the wide array of participants and stakeholders it involves, and the process for making changes to the protocol.

Bitcoin can refer to the Bitcoin software protocol as well as to the monetary unit, which goes by the ticker symbol BTC.

Launched anonymously in January 2009 to a niche group of technologists, Bitcoin is now a globally traded financial asset with daily settled volume measured in the tens of billions of dollars. Although its regulatory status varies by region and continues to evolve, Bitcoin is most commonly regulated as either a currency or a commodity, and is legal to use (with varying levels of restrictions) in all major economies. In June 2021, El Salvador became the first country to mandate Bitcoin as legal tender.