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Bitcoin/Ethereum Ratio

Compare the relative value of assets over time

Prices for informational purposes only. Not financial advice. The site is still in beta and there may be inaccuracies.

Bitcoin
1
BTC
Bitcoin
Ethereum
ETH
Ethereum
Current Ratio
Period Change

Compare the ratio of

Numerator
Denominator
Period High
Period Low
Period Average
Period Range
(High − Low)

Bitcoin/Ethereum Ratio

Historical ratio over selected time period

About the Bitcoin to Ethereum Ratio

What is the Bitcoin/Ethereum ratio?

The bitcoin-to-ethereum ratio measures how many ETH one BTC can buy. It's the most-watched ratio in cryptocurrency markets, reflecting the relative strength of these two leading assets.

Why is this ratio important?

A rising ratio indicates bitcoin dominance, while a falling ratio (sometimes called 'the flippening') suggests Ethereum and altcoins are gaining ground. This ratio often moves with market risk appetite.

Data updated in real-time from global markets. Historical data available for multiple timeframes including 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, 1 year, and 5 years.