Live Bitcoin data — price, dominance and macro indicators

Bitcoin / BTC

60 239 €-4.02%

Updated 0 sec ago

Fear & Greed

Extreme fear

Updated 2 Jun

Bitcoin price

60 239 €

Bitcoin spot price across global markets, aggregated from major exchanges. Updated every 30 seconds via CoinGecko.

24h change

-4.02%

Price change over the last 24 hours. A positive change indicates a rise versus yesterday's price at the same time.

24h volume

€44.2B

Total Bitcoin traded over 24 hours. High volume during a rally confirms the trend; low volume suggests a less convincing move.

Market cap

€1.21T

The total value of all bitcoins in circulation. Calculated by multiplying the current price by circulating supply (~19.7 million BTC).

BTC dominance

56.5%

Bitcoin's share of total crypto market capitalisation. High dominance (>55%) indicates investors favour Bitcoin over altcoins.

Understanding the indicators

How to read the Fear & Greed Index

The Fear & Greed Index measures Bitcoin market sentiment on a scale from 0 to 100. A score below 25 indicates "extreme fear" — historically associated with opportunistic buying zones. A score above 75 indicates "extreme greed" — a prudence signal as the market may be short-term overvalued. The index is calculated from volatility, momentum, social media, dominance and Google trends. Source: Alternative.me.

Bitcoin dominance: what the number really says

Bitcoin dominance measures Bitcoin's relative weight in the global crypto ecosystem. In 2020-2021, it fell to 40% during the altcoin bull run (DeFi, NFTs). In 2022-2023, it recovered toward 50-55% during the bear market. In 2024-2025, with spot ETF approval and growing institutionalisation, it stabilised around 55-60%. Rising dominance indicates a "flight to quality" toward Bitcoin at the expense of altcoins.

24h volume: how to interpret it

Daily Bitcoin trading volume is a confirmation indicator. A price move accompanied by high volume is more significant than a low-volume move. In 2024, the arrival of spot ETFs structurally increased institutional volumes — part of the volume is shifting from crypto exchanges to US stock exchanges (NYSE, Nasdaq) where ETFs are listed. The volume displayed here represents spot on-exchange volume according to CoinGecko data.