1 ETH to BTC: Ethereum to Bitcoin Converter
Convert Ethereum to Bitcoin at live cross rates. The ETH/BTC ratio is one of the most-watched metrics in crypto; see where it sits now.
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Live rates for the coin above against the ten most traded global currencies.
The ETH/BTC cross rate. One of the most-watched ratios in crypto sits here. The live converter above shows exactly where it stands right now, calculated by anchoring both coins to USD under the hood.
How the rate is calculated
The converter uses CoinGecko’s aggregated ETH/BTC price, which is a volume-weighted blend of the bid-ask midpoint across the hundreds of exchanges CoinGecko tracks. That’s the same number most financial news tickers quote when they reference the price. It’s a mid-market rate, not an executable quote; when you actually trade, you pay the exchange’s fee and a small spread on top.
Why the number on your exchange is slightly different
Aggregators (CoinGecko, CoinMarketCap, CryptoCompare) agree to within a few tenths of a percent at any given moment, and every major spot exchange quotes a price within that same band. Small divergences come from geographic latency, thinner order books on specific fiat pairs, and the exchange’s fee structure. For a live trade, your exchange’s quoted price is what you actually get, minus fees. For planning, tax filing, or curiosity, the aggregate rate here is fine.
Why ETH/BTC matters
Cross-pair ratios between major cryptocurrencies are how market watchers read relative strength. When ETH/BTC moves in one coin’s favor, that coin is outperforming the other, regardless of what the USD price of either is doing. Traders use the ratio to decide whether to rotate between the two. Long-term holders track it to see whether one thesis is beating the other.
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