#$BTC

The coin pair $BTC typically refers to Bitcoin being traded against another cryptocurrency or fiat currency. Here's how it works in different contexts:

1. Common BTC Trading Pairs on Exchanges

Some of the most traded BTC pairs include:

PairMeaningBTC/USDTBitcoin traded against Tether (USD stablecoin)BTC/USDBitcoin traded against US DollarBTC/ETHBitcoin traded against EthereumBTC/BNBBitcoin traded against Binance CoinBTC/EURBitcoin traded against EuroBTC/SOLBitcoin traded against Solana

2. How to Read a BTC Pair

For example:

BTC/USDT = 58,000 means 1 BTC = 58,000 USDT

BTC/ETH = 15 means 1 BTC = 15 ETH

3. Choosing a Pair

The best BTC pair to trade depends on your strategy:

For stability: BTC/USDT or BTC/USD

For crypto-to-crypto: BTC/ETH, BTC/BNB, BTC/SOL

For arbitrage or altcoin entry: Use BTC to access smaller altcoins