Convert Euro (EUR) to Bitcoin (BTC)
EUR to BTC: 1 EUR converts to 0.00001769 BTC as of 20 Jul 2026, 04:39 am UTC
How much is 1 Euro in Bitcoin today?
1 EUR = 
0.00001769 BTC
-0.06%24HLast updated: 20 Jul 2026, 04:39 am UTC
| EUR | 24H -0.06% | 7D +3.22% | 1M +1.90% | 3M -14.56% |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 EUR | 0.00001768 BTC | 0.00001826 BTC | 0.00001802 BTC | 0.00001511 BTC |
| 5 EUR | 0.00008838 BTC | 0.00009128 BTC | 0.00009012 BTC | 0.00007556 BTC |
| 10 EUR | 0.0001768 BTC | 0.0001826 BTC | 0.0001802 BTC | 0.0001511 BTC |
| 50 EUR | 0.0008838 BTC | 0.0009128 BTC | 0.0009012 BTC | 0.0007556 BTC |
| 100 EUR | 0.001768 BTC | 0.001826 BTC | 0.001802 BTC | 0.001511 BTC |
| 500 EUR | 0.008838 BTC | 0.009128 BTC | 0.009012 BTC | 0.007556 BTC |
| 1,000 EUR | 0.0177 BTC | 0.0183 BTC | 0.018 BTC | 0.0151 BTC |
About Bitcoin
Bitcoin (BTC) is priced at €56,539.05 per BTC as of 20 Jul 2026, 04:39 am UTC. With a market capitalisation of €1.13T, Bitcoin holds a 58.7% dominance over the total cryptocurrency market. Bitcoin has a fully diluted valuation (FDV) of €1.19T. There are currently 20,058,781.00 BTC in circulation out of a maximum supply of 21,000,000.00 BTC. In the last 24 hours, €14.18B worth of Bitcoin has been traded, representing a 12.41% change in trading volume from the previous day. Bitcoin is down 0.06% in the last 24 hours. In the last hour alone, BTC has moved -0.08%.
Conversion Tables
BTC
EUR
1 BTC
56,539.05
5 BTC
282,695.27
10 BTC
565,390.53
50 BTC
2,826,952.65
100 BTC
5,653,905.31
1,000 BTC
56,539,053.06
EUR
BTC
1 EUR
0.00001769 BTC
100 EUR
0.001769 BTC
1,000 EUR
0.0177 BTC
5,000 EUR
0.0884 BTC
10,000 EUR
0.1769 BTC
100,000 EUR
1.77 BTC
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What is Bitcoin?
Bitcoin is the benchmark asset in the crypto market and is widely used as a reference for pricing and conversions. It allows you to send and receive digital assets without relying on banks, using a decentralised network.
Transactions are recorded on a public blockchain and verified by miners using proof of work. These miners secure the network by using computational power to validate transactions and add new blocks, roughly every ten minutes.
Bitcoin’s supply is fixed. Only 21 million coins will ever exist, and the amount of new Bitcoin created is reduced every four years through halvings. This controlled supply is what drives its role as a store of value in digital finance.
Transactions are recorded on a public blockchain and verified by miners using proof of work. These miners secure the network by using computational power to validate transactions and add new blocks, roughly every ten minutes.
Bitcoin’s supply is fixed. Only 21 million coins will ever exist, and the amount of new Bitcoin created is reduced every four years through halvings. This controlled supply is what drives its role as a store of value in digital finance.
How do I check the live BTC price in euros?
You can check the live BTC price in euros using the BitMEX cryptocurrency converter. Select BTC and EUR, and you’ll instantly see the current exchange rate.
The crypto converter pulls prices from active trading markets, so what you see reflects real-time conditions, not delayed data. And you don’t need an account to use it.
Bookmark the page if you want quick access to the BTC to EUR price throughout the day.
The crypto converter pulls prices from active trading markets, so what you see reflects real-time conditions, not delayed data. And you don’t need an account to use it.
Bookmark the page if you want quick access to the BTC to EUR price throughout the day.
How does ECB monetary policy influence Bitcoin's euro price?
ECB policy affects Bitcoin’s euro price by influencing the euro’s exchange rate. When the ECB raises interest rates, the euro often strengthens against the US dollar.
Since most Bitcoin trading happens in USD pairs, a stronger euro can lower Bitcoin’s price when converted to EUR. When the ECB cuts rates or adds liquidity, the euro tends to weaken. This can push Bitcoin’s euro price higher, even if the USD price stays the same.
Inflation in the eurozone also plays a role. When inflation stays high, some investors move into Bitcoin as a hedge. At the same time, Bitcoin’s fixed 21 million supply stands in contrast to expanding fiat supply, which supports its “digital gold” narrative during periods of loose policy.
Since most Bitcoin trading happens in USD pairs, a stronger euro can lower Bitcoin’s price when converted to EUR. When the ECB cuts rates or adds liquidity, the euro tends to weaken. This can push Bitcoin’s euro price higher, even if the USD price stays the same.
Inflation in the eurozone also plays a role. When inflation stays high, some investors move into Bitcoin as a hedge. At the same time, Bitcoin’s fixed 21 million supply stands in contrast to expanding fiat supply, which supports its “digital gold” narrative during periods of loose policy.
What does MiCA regulation mean for buying Bitcoin in Europe?
MiCA gives you a clear legal framework for buying Bitcoin across the EU. It sets common rules for exchanges and service providers, so the process is more consistent across member states.
Bitcoin itself faces fewer restrictions under MiCA because it’s treated as a decentralised crypto-asset. The focus is mainly on platforms. Exchanges must be authorised and meet transparency requirements, which improves consumer protection when you buy Bitcoin.
MiCA also gives institutions more confidence to enter the market. This can increase euro-denominated liquidity and make trading conditions more stable.
While the regulation focuses more heavily on stablecoins, a more regulated on-ramp ecosystem still benefits Bitcoin trading across European platforms.
Bitcoin itself faces fewer restrictions under MiCA because it’s treated as a decentralised crypto-asset. The focus is mainly on platforms. Exchanges must be authorised and meet transparency requirements, which improves consumer protection when you buy Bitcoin.
MiCA also gives institutions more confidence to enter the market. This can increase euro-denominated liquidity and make trading conditions more stable.
While the regulation focuses more heavily on stablecoins, a more regulated on-ramp ecosystem still benefits Bitcoin trading across European platforms.
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If you prefer a simpler approach, you can also buy and sell Bitcoin directly through spot trading pairs. This gives you both short-term trading flexibility and straightforward exposure in one place.
BitMEX has deep liquidity across its Bitcoin products, which helps with execution, especially during fast market moves.
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Currency Converters are inherently speculative and may not be accurate; future prices can differ significantly. The conversions shown in the calculator are based on the current market price available on BitMEX and external price sources.
This is not financial advice, nor a recommendation to buy any product. Digital asset prices are highly volatile, and you risk losing your investment. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Always understand the risks and consult an independent financial advisor before investing. For full details, refer to the BitMEX Terms of Service and Risk Disclosure Statement.
Currency Converters are inherently speculative and may not be accurate; future prices can differ significantly. The conversions shown in the calculator are based on the current market price available on BitMEX and external price sources.
This is not financial advice, nor a recommendation to buy any product. Digital asset prices are highly volatile, and you risk losing your investment. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Always understand the risks and consult an independent financial advisor before investing. For full details, refer to the BitMEX Terms of Service and Risk Disclosure Statement.
