Convert between popular cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies using live market prices from CoinGecko.
Pick a direction (crypto to fiat or fiat to crypto), enter an amount, select your cryptocurrency and fiat currency, and the converter instantly shows the result. Prices update every 60 seconds from CoinGecko's market data.
For example, if you want to know how much 0.5 BTC is worth in US dollars, select "Crypto to Fiat," enter 0.5, choose Bitcoin, and choose USD. Or flip it around and see how much Bitcoin $500 would buy you right now.
We support the seven most traded cryptocurrencies by volume and market cap:
Convert to and from six major world currencies: US Dollar (USD), Euro (EUR), British Pound (GBP), Japanese Yen (JPY), Canadian Dollar (CAD), and Australian Dollar (AUD). Exchange rates are derived from CoinGecko's aggregated market data.
You might notice that the price shown here doesn't exactly match what you see on Binance, Coinbase, or Kraken. That's normal. Each exchange has its own order book, liquidity depth, and user base, which creates small price differences.
These differences are usually tiny (fractions of a percent) and close quickly thanks to arbitrage traders who profit from price gaps between exchanges. The prices on this converter are aggregated averages across multiple exchanges, which gives you a reliable middle ground.
A common mistake new investors make is comparing coin prices directly. "Cardano is only $0.75 while Bitcoin is $95,000, so ADA has more room to grow." That's not how it works. What matters is market capitalization (price times total supply).
Bitcoin has a max supply of 21 million coins. Cardano has 45 billion. So even at $0.75, Cardano's total market cap is over $33 billion. For ADA to reach $10, its market cap would need to hit $450 billion, which would make it larger than most tech companies. Always think in market cap, not price per coin.
This tool shows you the current exchange rate, but it doesn't tell you whether it's a good time to convert. If you're converting for a specific purchase or payment, the timing decision is already made. But if you're thinking about selling crypto for fiat (or vice versa) as an investment decision, consider using our DCA Calculator to see whether dollar-cost averaging would give you better results than trying to time the market.
New to crypto? Start with our learning guides for beginner-friendly explanations. Check the glossary for terms like market cap, liquidity, and order book. Track your profits using our Profit Calculator, or watch big money movements on the Whale Alert Feed.
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