$BTC Main Currency Pairs to Trade with BTC

When we talk about BTC currency pairs, we are referring to the trading pairs available on exchanges, where Bitcoin (BTC) can be exchanged directly for another currency — whether it is a cryptocurrency or a fiat currency (such as the real or dollar).

Examples of Popular Pairs with BTC

1. BTC Pairs with Fiat Currencies

BTC/USD: Bitcoin and US Dollar (the most traded pair in the world)

BTC/BRL: Bitcoin and Brazilian Real (widely used in exchanges in Brazil)

BTC/EUR: Bitcoin and Euro

BTC/GBP: Bitcoin and British Pound

BTC/JPY: Bitcoin and Japanese Yen

2. BTC Pairs with Other Cryptocurrencies

BTC/ETH: Bitcoin and Ethereum

BTC/USDT: Bitcoin and Tether (stablecoin pegged to the dollar)

BTC/BNB: Bitcoin and Binance Coin

BTC/XRP: Bitcoin and Ripple

BTC/SOL: Bitcoin and Solana

BTC/ADA: Bitcoin and Cardano

BTC/LTC: Bitcoin and Litecoin

BTC/DOGE: Bitcoin and Dogecoin

3. Important Notes

In international exchanges, BTC is usually one of the main "base" currencies, meaning you can exchange various other cryptos directly for BTC.

When trading, always check the liquidity of the pair (traded volume), as less popular pairs may have a large difference between buying and selling prices.

How to Choose the Best BTC Pair to Trade?

If your goal is to convert Bitcoin into reais: Prefer the BTC/BRL pair on Brazilian exchanges.

For stablecoins: BTC/USDT is the most traded globally. USDT (“Tether”) allows for quick entry and exit from positions in dollars.

For diversification into other cryptos: Look for BTC/ETH, BTC/BNB, BTC/XRP pairs, among others — but pay attention to liquidity.