Calculate the price of Bitcoin with the market cap of Chainlink

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Bitcoin price with the market cap of Chainlink

$571.54 (0.01x)

If Bitcoin had Chainlink's market cap, its price would sit 99.3% below today's — a 0.01x move from the current price.

BTC mcap #1 $1.69T
LINK mcap #13 $11.48B
Holdings
BTC

At a glance

Market cap and pricing appear reasonably aligned

BitcoinBTCChainlinkLINK
Spot price $83,969.00 $15.36
Market cap $1.69T $11.48B
Fully diluted valuation $1.69T $15.35B
Global rank #1 #13
24h high $84,275.00 $15.76
24h low $82,721.00 $14.05
24h volume $33.14B $1.54B
Volume / market cap +1.96% +13.37%

Performance, extremes & supply

Coin B showing stronger short-term momentum

BitcoinBTCChainlinkLINK
24h change +1.13% +9.82%
7d change -2.55% +17.78%
30d change +7.70% +34.89%
All-time high $126,080.00 $52.70
From ATH -33.40% -70.86%
All-time low $67.81 $0.1482
Circulating supply 20,090,896 BTC 748,099,970 LINK
Total supply 20,090,896 BTC 1,000,000,000 LINK
Max supply 21,000,000 BTC 1,000,000,000 LINK

Sentiment & social reach

Crowd signals, watchlist traction, and audience scale across public channels.

BitcoinBTCChainlinkLINK
Bullish sentiment +67.31% +80.18%
Watchlist users $2.46M $651.15K
Trend score — 8
Reddit subscribers $0.00 $0.00
Telegram users $0.00 $0.00

Dev activity & network

Code contribution cadence, open-source reach, and on-chain protocol attributes.

BitcoinBTCChainlinkLINK
Commits (4w) 108 87
Block time 10.00 min —
Hashing algorithm SHA-256 —
Genesis date 2009-01-03 2017-09-16

Frequently asked questions

Answers about these assets and how the comparison is calculated.

What is Bitcoin?

Bitcoin (BTC) is the first and most well-known cryptocurrency, created in 2009 by Satoshi Nakamoto. It operates as a decentralized digital currency without a central bank or single administrator. Bitcoin uses peer-to-peer technology to facilitate instant payments and serves as a store of value often referred to as "digital gold."

How does Bitcoin work?

Bitcoin operates on a Proof of Work consensus mechanism where miners validate transactions by solving complex mathematical puzzles. The network processes transactions in blocks approximately every 10 minutes. Bitcoin has a fixed supply cap of 21 million coins, with new coins created through mining rewards that halve approximately every 4 years. Transactions are recorded on a public, immutable ledger called the blockchain.