Price change (24h):
0.86%
High (24h):
$64142
Low (24h):
$62576
Volume (24h):
$65.53M
Market Cap:
$0
All Time High:
50.66% $127045.00
Oct 7, 2025
All Time Low:
303% $15543.42
Nov 21, 2022
41.90 %(1Y)
$62682
Price change (24h):
0.86%
High (24h):
$64142
Low (24h):
$62576
Volume (24h):
$65.53M
Market Cap:
$0
All Time High:
50.66% $127045.00
Oct 7, 2025
All Time Low:
303% $15543.42
Nov 21, 2022
Bitcoin BEP2 (BTCB) is a cryptocurrency. It functions as a custodial, reserve-backed token engineered to replicate the price of Bitcoin on the BNB Chain ecosystem.
The asset’s core purpose distills to a single, sharp utility: transposing Bitcoin’s liquidity into decentralized finance protocols without the drag of mainnet settlement. Traders and applications that needed Bitcoin exposure inside Binance’s walled garden of DeFi previously contorted through slow, expensive bridges. BTCB strips away that friction by existing as a fully collateralized representation, redeemable for the underlying coin held in reserve.
The instrument operates on the BNB Beacon Chain network. It conforms to the BEP-2 token standard on that chain, yet the same asset can traverse to Binance Smart Chain as a BEP-20 compliant token through official bridging infrastructure. That dual-chain presence lets it move from high-security beacon chain custody into smart contract environments where its value becomes programmable.
A BEP-20 contract at 0x7130d2a12b… on Binance Smart Chain anchors its EVM-compatible logic. A separate representation also exists on Harmony’s shard-0, suggesting a deliberate cross-chain expansion vector. The wrapping mechanism does not use a decentralized oracle or algorithmic rebase; it instead relies on Binance’s custody of the native Bitcoin reserves. Every mint of a BTCB token corresponds to a real, verifiable Bitcoin locked in a cold wallet, and every burn releases that Bitcoin.
Binance, the exchange operator, issued the token. The project emerged as a direct response to the capital inefficiency plaguing Bitcoin holders who saw BNB Chain’s fertile DeFi yields but could not deploy their BTC without converting to a different asset. Rather than build a trust-minimized sidechain, Binance opted for a quick, centralized wrapping model that prioritized liquidity depth and ease of integration over censorship resistance. Rapid adoption followed as automated market makers, lending pools, and yield aggregators integrated it within months.
The deeper ambition runs beyond convenience. BTCB seeks to make Bitcoin’s trillion-dollar gravity well accessible to the composable, high-velocity financial primitives that only a smart contract layer can host. It is not meant to replace Bitcoin; it extends Bitcoin’s function into lending markets, leveraged trading, and stablecoin minting within a contained ecosystem where block times settle in three seconds.
Mechanically, the token serves as a settlement-backed IOU. Every unit in circulation corresponds to a static amount of Bitcoin sequestered by the issuer, and arbitrageurs defend the peg by buying or redeeming whenever the market price drifts from the on-chain net asset value. The token does not confer governance rights, pay staking rewards, or enable fee discounts. Its sole technical role is to be a passive, 1:1 Bitcoin proxy that processes transfers with near-zero gas costs relative to the Bitcoin mainchain.
Liquidity providers supply BTCB into AMM pairs—often against BUSD or BNB—and earn swap fees generated by traders who rotate in and out of Bitcoin exposure. Lending protocols accept it as a top-tier collateral asset due to its deep on-chain backing, enabling users to borrow stablecoins against Bitcoin-denominated value without liquidating their spot position. Cross-chain arbitrage bots continuously rebalance the supply, exploiting ephemeral price gaps between the BNB Chain representation and BTC on centralized exchanges.
Bitcoin BEP2 has a total supply of 65,300.97 tokens. Currently, 65,216.22518306 are in circulation. With a market capitalization of $4,982,427,376.36, Bitcoin BEP2 ranks #8,295 among all cryptocurrencies.
| Date | Open | Close | High | Low |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 08/07/2026 | $63,779.00 | $62,688.00 | $63,787.00 | $62,576.00 |
| 07/07/2026 | $63,695.00 | $63,820.00 | $64,391.00 | $62,777.00 |
| 06/07/2026 | $62,725.00 | $63,785.00 | $63,926.00 | $61,409.00 |
| 05/07/2026 | $63,249.00 | $62,752.00 | $63,385.00 | $62,478.00 |
| 04/07/2026 | $62,129.00 | $63,185.00 | $63,314.00 | $62,129.00 |
| 03/07/2026 | $61,392.00 | $62,189.00 | $62,352.00 | $61,238.00 |
| 02/07/2026 | $59,991.00 | $61,502.00 | $62,035.00 | $59,511.00 |
| 01/07/2026 | $59,124.00 | $60,069.00 | $60,407.00 | $58,301.00 |
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