Bitcoin (BTC) price
The live BTC price in USDT, chart and 24-hour figures. You can buy BTC on Dolix — in Telegram and in the browser.
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BTC price summary
The BTC price on this page updates in real time from the BTC/USDT spot market.
What you can do with BTC on Dolix
- Buy and sell
- In Trading — the BTC/USDT and BTC/USDC pairs: a market order right away or a limit order at your price.
- Deposit and withdraw
- Network: BEP20. Deposit from another wallet or exchange and withdraw to any address.
- Transfer or send as a cheque
- BTC to another Dolix user by username or UID — no network or address — or as a cheque to any Telegram chat.
About Bitcoin
Bitcoin is the first cryptocurrency. It was described in 2008 by an author using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, and the network went live in January 2009. New coins are issued through mining, and there can never be more than 21 million bitcoins.
Bitcoin is used as a store of value and for transfers without intermediaries. On Dolix, BTC is deposited and withdrawn as a token on the BEP20 (BSC) network; the native Bitcoin network is not supported.
Frequently asked questions
How much is Bitcoin (BTC) today?
The current BTC price in USDT is shown at the top of the page and updates in real time, next to the 24-hour change and a chart for a day, a week, a month and a year.
How do I buy BTC on Dolix?
Top up your USDT balance — from another wallet, in Exchange for rubles or on P2P — and buy BTC in Trading against USDT and USDC: with a market order right away or a limit order at your price.
Which networks can I use to deposit and withdraw BTC?
On Dolix, BTC is deposited and withdrawn on BEP20. Check the network in the Deposit window before sending: coins sent on another network are not credited automatically.
Can I buy BTC for rubles?
Yes, in two steps: buy USDT for rubles in Exchange or on P2P, then swap USDT for BTC in Trading. The rate and fee are shown before you confirm.
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Buy BTC on Dolix
In Telegram — right from the bot chat. On the web — with your email.