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Bitcoin price in GBP

Bitcoin priced in British Pound: how far it is from its record, and how much of the move comes from GBP itself rather than from Bitcoin.

Daily closes up to 2026-10-07 (UTC) · 50 currencies

1 BTC in British Pound

63,038 GBP

31.9% below the record of 92,504 GBP, set on 2025-10-06 (366 days ago).

In US dollars Bitcoin is −33.2% from its record. The weaker GBP brings it 1.3 pp closer.

At a record now0 / 50maximum since 2017-08-17
Records this week0Currencies with a new BTC record since Monday
Closest to a recordTRY −21.2%Turkish Lira

Bitcoin price and the currency effect

Both lines start at 100. Different monetary units are compared as relative growth.

BTC / GBPBTC / USDHighest daily close

How widely Bitcoin records spread

Same currency set across the chart. Each point counts currencies at their running daily maximum.

Currency ranking

Sorted by distance to the Bitcoin record in each currency.

# BTC price Highest daily close
1 TRYTurkish Lira 4,099,696 5,199,5592025-10-06 −21.2% 366
2 RONRomanian Leu 398,203 542,3232025-10-06 −26.6% 366
3 EGPEgyptian Pound 4,363,676 5,955,6382025-08-13 −26.7% 420
4 INRIndian Rupee 8,060,947 11,063,1112025-10-06 −27.1% 366
5 UAHUkrainian Hryvnia 3,740,198 5,148,0862025-10-06 −27.3% 366
6 IDRIndonesian Rupiah 1,491,962,561 2,063,022,4672025-10-06 −27.7% 366
7 PHPPhilippine Peso 5,224,234 7,244,5872025-10-06 −27.9% 366
8 PLNPolish Zloty 325,663 453,0592025-10-06 −28.1% 366
9 ARSArgentine Peso 126,441,197 178,245,3872025-10-06 −29.1% 366
10 SEKSwedish Krona 832,985 1,177,1872025-08-13 −29.2% 420
11 TWDNew Taiwan Dollar 2,655,523 3,785,3532025-10-06 −29.8% 366
12 CZKCzech Koruna 1,816,238 2,589,4732025-10-06 −29.9% 366
13 JPYJapanese Yen 13,163,584 18,804,8492025-10-08 −30.0% 364
14 DKKDanish Krone 555,913 795,0662025-10-06 −30.1% 366
15 CHFSwiss Franc 69,389 99,3392025-08-13 −30.1% 420
16 EUREuro 74,374 106,5012025-10-06 −30.2% 366
17 NZDNew Zealand Dollar 148,767 213,7642025-10-06 −30.4% 366
18 THBThai Baht 2,801,596 4,047,4712025-10-06 −30.8% 366
19 CADCanadian Dollar 118,780 173,8632025-10-06 −31.7% 366
20 GBPyoursBritish Pound 63,038 92,5042025-10-06 −31.9% 366
21 CLPChilean Peso 81,499,010 119,875,8782025-10-06 −32.0% 366
22 BDTBangladeshi Taka 10,263,238 15,143,3992025-10-06 −32.2% 366
23 ISKIcelandic Króna 10,189,420 15,102,3462025-10-06 −32.5% 366
24 HKDHong Kong Dollarpeg 653,890 970,1082025-10-06 −32.6% 366
25 UYUUruguayan Peso 3,341,764 4,958,1522025-10-06 −32.6% 366
26 KESKenyan Shilling 10,819,189 16,080,4642025-10-06 −32.7% 366
27 USDUS Dollar 83,322 124,6592025-10-06 −33.2% 366
28 AEDUnited Arab Emirates Dirhampeg 305,999 457,8082025-10-06 −33.2% 366
29 SARSaudi Riyalpeg 312,457 467,4702025-10-06 −33.2% 366
30 AZNAzerbaijani Manat 141,647 211,9202025-10-06 −33.2% 366
31 SGDSingapore Dollar 106,610 160,9182025-10-06 −33.7% 366
32 VNDVietnamese Dong 2,164,753,830 3,285,264,7742025-10-06 −34.1% 366
33 PENPeruvian Sol 287,214 436,6442025-08-13 −34.2% 420
34 PKRPakistani Rupee 23,077,627 35,172,3462025-10-06 −34.4% 366
35 MXNMexican Peso 1,497,585 2,299,0692025-08-13 −34.9% 420
36 MYRMalaysian Ringgit 340,536 525,3282025-10-06 −35.2% 366
37 HUFHungarian Forint 27,224,297 42,041,4632025-01-18 −35.2% 627
38 RUBRussian Ruble 7,122,557 11,101,7022024-12-17 −35.8% 659
39 ZARSouth African Rand 1,385,455 2,162,5782025-08-13 −35.9% 420
40 GELGeorgian Lari 215,808 338,1952025-10-06 −36.2% 366
41 AMDArmenian Dram 30,211,365 47,464,4302025-10-06 −36.3% 366
42 AUDAustralian Dollar 119,669 188,3282025-10-06 −36.5% 366
43 KRWSouth Korean Won 111,663,391 175,843,7692025-10-06 −36.5% 366
44 NOKNorwegian Krone 797,602 1,256,9202025-08-13 −36.5% 420
45 CNYChinese Yuan 558,735 887,5162025-10-06 −37.0% 366
46 BRLBrazilian Real 418,194 669,6652025-07-14 −37.6% 450
47 GHSGhanaian Cedi 983,733 1,602,0472025-01-30 −38.6% 615
48 NGNNigerian Naira 110,788,598 189,080,1262025-08-13 −41.4% 420
49 KZTKazakhstani Tenge 37,273,300 67,766,4312025-10-06 −45.0% 366
50 COPColombian Peso 269,941,930 495,747,0472025-08-13 −45.5% 420

Latest new records

Days when Bitcoin set a new daily-close record, and how long the previous record held.

  1. GBP92,504 GBP Previous record 1 d earlier
  2. GBP91,790 GBP Previous record 1 d earlier
  3. GBP90,883 GBP Previous record 52 d earlier
  4. GBP90,858 GBP Previous record 30 d earlier
  5. GBP89,234 GBP Previous record 1 d earlier
  6. GBP88,339 GBP Previous record 2 d earlier

How much has your currency lost against the dollar?

Follow currency purchasing value in dollars, then compare three ways of holding the same starting amount.

How to read these numbers

BTC price in a currency
BTC/XXX = BTC/USD × USD/XXX

BTC/USDT spot is used as a USD proxy. Earlier Bitcoin history is not included. maximum since 2017-08-17.

Currency loss
Δ = (FX₀ / FX₁ − 1) × 100%

Nominal comparison. No inflation, interest, fees or taxes. Not an investment recommendation.

Exchange rates

Reference FX rates; provider does not identify every fixing as an official central-bank close. Parallel market rates may differ. Periods crossing unreliable historical fixings are excluded. Weekends and short provider holidays (up to three weekdays) use the last known reference rate; longer outages are not filled.

Sources

fxapi.app · Binance BTCUSDT · Natural Earth. TRY 2005 (1 000 000 : 1), GHS 2007 (10 000 : 1). EGP: 2016-11-03 → 2017-03-16 IMF.

Nominal values are not purchasing power

The results do not adjust for inflation, banking spreads, commissions, taxes, deposit interest or restrictions on moving money. A dollar amount that is unchanged can still buy fewer goods over time. A Bitcoin outcome can be negative, and a favorable historical interval does not protect a future holder from losses. Fiat currencies also serve everyday purposes such as paying wages, taxes and local expenses, which the calculator does not evaluate. The results should be read as nominal valuation examples rather than a ranking of suitable savings products. Gold is excluded because the existing futures proxy does not represent an unqualified physical-gold holding.

Reference rates and coverage limitations

FX observations come from the already integrated fxapi.app provider. Its documentation does not identify every historical fixing as an official central-bank close, so the page labels them reference rates. Parallel market prices, restrictions and executable bank quotes may differ, particularly in currencies with multiple exchange-rate regimes. Pegged currencies remain in the comparison and have visible labels. A denomination adjustment is applied only when a source still uses old monetary units; already normalized observations are not adjusted again. No missing business observation is silently invented. Shared calculations preserve their data date, and a new calculation is required to compare a later endpoint.

Questions and answers

Why can Bitcoin reach a record outside USD?

Bitcoin has no single price that is identical in every monetary unit. A quoted price in a local currency combines the dollar value of Bitcoin with the number of local currency units required to buy one dollar. These two components can move in opposite directions. Bitcoin can fall in dollars while rising in a currency that weakens more quickly. The map makes that arithmetic visible without implying that a record is a trading signal. A local record describes a historical comparison in that currency; it does not establish future returns or explain every change in the exchange rate.

What does a daily record mean here?

The highest value shown here is the maximum of completed daily Bitcoin prices multiplied by the reference exchange rate recorded for the same calendar date. Intraday peaks are outside this calculation. Bitcoin history begins in August 2017, so these figures are explicitly maxima since that date, rather than claims about the entire life of Bitcoin. The price series is Binance spot BTC/USDT, used as a proxy for dollars. USDT can diverge from USD. Small differences from another exchange, daily fixing or chart are therefore possible, especially near a previous high.

How is currency devaluation calculated?

An exchange rate that rises from ten local units per dollar to twenty does not mean that the local currency lost one hundred percent. One local unit previously bought one tenth of a dollar and now buys one twentieth: a fifty percent loss. The race uses this inverse relationship and starts each selected currency at zero percent. Positive values indicate appreciation against USD; negative values indicate depreciation. The table uses completed one, five and ten calendar-year periods. A custom start date changes the race baseline. Comparisons use the same end date and do not measure domestic consumer prices.

How are equal starting amounts compared?

The calculator starts with the amount entered in the selected local currency. It converts that amount to dollars using the starting reference rate, then compares keeping local cash, keeping those dollars and converting the dollars into Bitcoin. All three results are displayed in dollars at the end date. Dollar cash has no interest in this scenario, while local cash retains its nominal number of units. Bitcoin holdings are valued using the ratio of ending and starting prices. This is a mathematical comparison of historical scenarios, without assumptions about whether a person could execute every conversion at the displayed reference price.