$BTC

A coin pair with $BTC (Bitcoin) refers to a trading pair where Bitcoin is traded against another cryptocurrency or fiat currency on an exchange. Here's a breakdown:

🔄 What Is a Coin Pair?

A coin pair shows the two currencies involved in a trade — for example:

BTC/USDT – You trade Bitcoin against Tether (a stablecoin).

BTC/ETH – You trade Bitcoin against Ethereum.

BTC/USD – You trade Bitcoin against US dollars.

📊 How It Works

In the pair BTC/USDT, for example:

You’re buying BTC using USDT.

Or selling BTC to receive USDT.

The price reflects how much of the second currency (the quote currency) you need to buy 1 unit of the first (the base currency):

If BTC/USDT = 65,000, that means 1 BTC = 65,000 USDT.

📈 Popular BTC Coin Pairs

Here are a few widely used BTC pairs:

BTC/USDT – Most common, especially for stablecoin-based trading.

BTC/USD – Fiat-based trading.

BTC/ETH – Trading between two major cryptocurrencies.

BTC/BNB, BTC/SOL – Trading BTC against popular altcoins.