Satoshi BTC Stablecoin

Satoshi BTC Stablecoin Price

TSAT

$0.000735

29.58 % (1Y)

Satoshi BTC Stablecoin price chart

Satoshi BTC Stablecoin statistics

Price change (24h):

0.71%

High (24h):

$0.000746

Low (24h):

$0.000734

Volume (24h):

$2.26K

Market Cap:

$0

All Time High:

$0.001723 57.36%

Oct 27, 2025

All Time Low:

$0.00058 27%

Jul 1, 2026

Market data updated Nov 12, 2026, 11:17 AM UTC

About Satoshi BTC Stablecoin

Satoshi a BTC Stablecoin (tSAT) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2025. It operates as a satoshi-pegged stablecoin on Solana, where one token represents exactly one satoshi, or 0.00000001 BTC. The entire supply is fully collateralized by Threshold’s tBTC reserves.

The market friction this targets is Bitcoin’s psychologically awkward divisibility. Most people do not think in eight-decimal fractions; they count in whole units. By natively representing a single satoshi on Solana’s ledger, tSAT strips away the decimal clutter and makes Bitcoin value legible for daily savings and remittances. Redemption for the underlying Bitcoin remains a constant, contractual path.

The asset operates on the Solana network. It inherits the chain’s sub-second block times and fee structures that sit at fractions of a cent, an environment far removed from the occasional congestion cost spikes of the Bitcoin mainchain. The consensus security is entirely delegated to Solana’s validator set, as tSAT does not run its own state machine.

As an SPL token, tSAT slots directly into Solana’s composable DeFi frameworks. Its on-chain contract—`tSATdGGSLYBVCrm3pXiib8NmzKcB1iUdjRRseNGssxu`—conforms to the standard token program, allowing instant integration with automated market makers, lending pools, and payment streams. The mint-and-burn lifecycle ties each unit to a corresponding tBTC deposit, with no algorithmic levers inflating the float.

The pseudonymous developer Davinci J15 launched the project on September 7, 2025. Public artifacts include a whitepaper, a GitHub repository, and a small constellation of social channels. The codebase remains compact, with Solscan, IntelArk, and the native Solana explorer all verifying token movements and reserve equivalency. There is no formal team structure beyond the founder’s digital footprint.

The project’s agenda is a perceptual shift in Bitcoin economies. Where a BTC price of $60,000 renders a $5 coffee as an ungainly 0.00008333 BTC, tSAT reframes that payment as 8,333 sats. This cognitive re-basing intends to lower the friction for savers who want to track progress in whole numbers, not scientific notation. Full redeemability keeps the hard-money ethos intact.

Mechanically, tSAT functions as a wrapped synthetic: a satoshi-denominated receipt token issued upon locking tBTC in Threshold’s vault infrastructure. Burning the token effects the reverse, releasing the canonical Bitcoin back to the holder. The 1:1 peg is not maintained by a central market maker but by the solvency of the reserve contract, auditable on-chain through the reserve’s multisig architecture.

A merchant integrating tSAT can settle invoices in clean whole-number amounts without exposing customers to BTC’s mainchain confirmation unpredictability. Savers directing a fixed dollar sum into Bitcoin each week can accumulate a precise count of sats, bypassing fractional purchase errors. And a DeFi protocol on Solana can accept tSAT as collateral, mirroring Bitcoin’s purchasing power without the logistical weight of cross-chain bridges.

Satoshi a BTC Stablecoin has a maximum supply of 21,000,000,000,000 tokens. Currently, 0 are in circulation. With a market capitalization of $0, Satoshi a BTC Stablecoin ranks #8,023 among all cryptocurrencies.

Satoshi BTC Stablecoin Historical Price Data

Date Open Close High Low
$0.000744 $0.000741 $0.000746 $0.000734
$0.000735 $0.000745 $0.000745 $0.000734
$0.000743 $0.000735 $0.000752 $0.000727
$0.000756 $0.000743 $0.000759 $0.000737
$0.000756 $0.000756 $0.000773 $0.000753
$0.000758 $0.000756 $0.00077 $0.000756
$0.00076 $0.000758 $0.000761 $0.000749
$0.000808 $0.00076 $0.000809 $0.000755

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Satoshi BTC Stablecoin FAQ

  • Satoshi a BTC Stablecoin (tSAT) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2025. It operates as a satoshi-pegged stablecoin on Solana, where one token represents exactly one satoshi, or 0.00000001 BTC. Satoshi BTC Stablecoin is a token on the Solana network.
  • Satoshi BTC Stablecoin (TSAT) is trading at $0.000735. The price is down 0.71% over the last 24 hours. Its 24-hour range is $0.000734 to $0.000746. 24-hour trading volume: $2.26K.
  • Satoshi BTC Stablecoin reached its all-time high of $0.001723 on October 27, 2025. The current price is 57.4% below that peak. Its all-time low was $0.00058 on July 1, 2026. Today's price is 26.7% above that low.
  • The TSAT price changed by -9.12% over 7 days, -12.2% over 30 days, and -29.6% over the past year.
  • Satoshi BTC Stablecoin is traded on Raydium.

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