Bitcoin Price - BTC / SGD : $28,826.41

  • Aud Australian Dollar
  • Usd US Dollar
  • Nzd New Zealand Dollar
  • Sgd Singapore Dollar
Btc Bitcoin
 28,826 .41
+1.92%
114 .18 SGD 3,276,864 .78
Btc Bitcoin
 28,826 .41
+1.92%
114 .18 SGD 3,276,864 .78
Eth Ethereum
 1,929 .94
+0.63%
351 .08 SGD 676,947 .86
Xrp Ripple
 0 .68486
+4.58%
31,234,564 .86 SGD 21,100,171 .75
Usdt Tether USD
 1 .40975
−0.64%
704,611 .62 SGD 1,002,922 .18
Ada Cardano
 0 .61661
+0.44%
18,856 .73 SGD 11,613 .68
Bch Bitcoin Cash
 174 .60
+4.21%
74 .74 SGD 13,281 .26
Doge Dogecoin
 0 .09270
+7.58%
139,434 .35 SGD 12,764 .54
Dot Polkadot
 9 .1304
+0.09%
649 .56 SGD 5,967 .31
Etc Ethereum Classic
 39 .22
−0.7%
1 .09 SGD 42 .78
Grt The Graph
 0 .15553
0.00%
1,468 .40 SGD 206 .37
Link Chainlink
 11 .0413
+1.11%
1,284 .68 SGD 14,147 .42
Ltc Litecoin
 77 .90
+0.42%
374 .44 SGD 29,180 .53
Mana Decentraland
 1 .02506
+1.39%
138 .34 SGD 136 .17
Matic Polygon
 1 .19646
+1.85%
5,880 .98 SGD 6,949 .92
Sand The Sandbox
 1 .24932
+3.84%
823 .98 SGD 969 .79
Sol Solana
 49 .1042
+2.18%
222 .24 SGD 10,838 .66
Uni Uniswap
 9 .6351
−0.55%
249 .74 SGD 2,408 .77
Usdc USD Coin
 1 .42135
+0.35%
533,738 .22 SGD 755,974 .08
Xlm Stellar Lumens
 0 .17054
+2.02%
58,911 .42 SGD 10,017 .75

Order Book BTC / SGD

Buyers
Price (SGD)Volume (BTC)
28,654 .12 2 .97000000
28,636 .88 1 .50000000
28,620 .22 0 .45900000
28,616 .16 0 .50700000
28,613 .86 2 .47300000
28,608 .82 0 .90600000
28,597 .63 1 .34000000
28,587 .00 1 .81300000
28,576 .58 2 .27900000
28,561 .62 7 .98700000
28,545 .72 1 .52100000
28,540 .73 0 .08753212
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Sellers
Price (SGD)Volume (BTC)
28,864 .53 0 .50847988
28,875 .98 0 .88100000
28,887 .34 1 .27500000
28,897 .89 1 .73100000
28,908 .88 2 .37600000
28,919 .53 1 .50000000
28,919 .71 0 .50700000
28,923 .31 0 .74377204
28,932 .06 0 .97300000
28,942 .73 1 .50000000
28,956 .65 1 .52100000
29,007 .71 0 .21828290
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Recent Trades

Time Price Volume (BTC)
2 minutes
AUD 31,179 .76 0 .00091135
4 minutes
AUD 31,179 .95 0 .01276493
8 minutes
AUD 31,192 .18 0 .05851014
11 minutes
AUD 31,201 .90 0 .00129063
20 minutes
AUD 31,155 .35 0 .04394665
22 minutes
AUD 31,175 .50 1 .00000000
24 minutes
AUD 31,140 .01 0 .04947311
25 minutes
AUD 31,146 .89 0 .04350205
26 minutes
AUD 31,126 .60 0 .00015983
30 minutes
SGD 28,866 .84 0 .00010340
31 minutes
AUD 31,094 .90 0 .06399923
39 minutes
AUD 31,100 .20 0 .00120976
40 minutes
AUD 31,045 .00 0 .10000000
48 minutes
AUD 31,102 .10 0 .00959766
49 minutes
AUD 31,115 .19 0 .00076426

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Bitcoin Prices

Price basics

The Bitcoin price is based off the cost of one whole Bitcoin, similar to the way that shares in a company are priced in a share market. Unlike traditional share markets, however, you may buy and sell fractional amounts of Bitcoin. For example, if the Bitcoin market price is $12 000, you can buy 0.5 Bitcoin for $6 000. You can read more about this in the What is Bitcoin page. The price of Bitcoin on Independent Reserve is purely based off the trading behaviours of our customers. As explained in the How to buy Bitcoin page, Independent Reserve is purely an open order book exchange. We do not supply Bitcoin - when you buy Bitcoin here you are simply buying it directly off another Independent Reserve customer who is looking to sell. The Bitcoin price will go up when there are more buyers than sellers, and the price will go down when there are more sellers than buyers.

Arbitraging

It's important to understand that with Bitcoin and most cryptocurrencies, exchanges are not connected. This means that on one exchange the price can conceivably be quite different to another exchange. If the market price between two exchanges diverges enough, this presents an arbitrage opportunity, where Bitcoin can be bought on the exchange with the lower price, transferred to the other exchange, and then sold for a profit. This is the main mechanism that keeps prices on different exchanges in line with each other.

Volatility

The Bitcoin price has historically been quite volatile when compared with traditional share markets. This makes it a commodity to trade, where proportionally high gains (and losses!) can be realised in relatively quick time periods.