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How Bitcoin-Prices work?

Explanation of the Bitcoin price

Updated over a week ago

Every exchange worldwide has its own Bitcoin price because it has its own buyers and sellers who set their own prices. The Bitcoin price is therefore determined by supply and demand on each individual marketplace.

As a result, there is no single official Bitcoin price, but rather many market prices that are constantly adjusting to each other, similar to currency exchange rates.

Since supply and demand are constantly changing, the Bitcoin price can fluctuate within seconds.

Our price guarantee

To ensure that you can still buy safely and reliably, we guarantee the price displayed for 20 seconds – even if the market moves during this time.

To make this price guarantee possible, the displayed price includes a small safety margin (price range). This price range is already transparently included in the preview price on the confirmation screen.

The price range serves to cushion short-term market fluctuations and offer you a stable, guaranteed price – without the risk of the price suddenly changing in those crucial seconds.

What exactly does that mean?

The price range is the difference between the current market price and the price at which you can buy or sell with us.

When trading financial assets, there are three main prices: (1) the market price, (2) the purchase price, and (3) the selling price.

The purchase price is always slightly above the current market price, while the selling price is slightly below it. This principle applies to various trading platforms, regardless of whether it is Bitcoin, stocks, gold, or other investments.

This means you can buy from us securely, transparently, and without surprises —even in a volatile market.

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