Coins in and out of the Bitcoin network
Deposits and withdrawals in Bitcoin are handled as an ordinary order: take a route, send the coins, and automation does the rest.
Rate as of Nov 10, 2026 13:19
Bitcoin is an independent first-level network (L1). Fees are covered by BTC, and addresses here look like this: 1…, 3…, bc1…
Routes into Bitcoin and back
Bitcoin → EthereumETH- Bitcoin → Arbitrum OneETH
- Bitcoin → OP Mainnet (Optimism)ETH
- BNBBitcoin → BNB Smart ChainBNB
Bitcoin → TRONTRX
Bitcoin → SolanaSOL
Bitcoin → Polygon PoSPOL
Bitcoin → TONGRAM
Bitcoin → Avalanche C-ChainAVAX- Ethereum → BitcoinBTC
- BNBBNB Smart Chain → BitcoinBTC
- TRON → BitcoinBTC
- Solana → BitcoinBTC
Top up Bitcoin
| Blockchain | Direction | Rate | Minimum |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ethereum | ETH → BTC | 1 ETH = 0.0282903 BTC | 0.036631 ETH |
| BNB Smart Chain |  BNB BEP20 → BTC | 1 BNB BEP20 = 0.00922791 BTC | 0.132654 BNB BEP20 |
| TRON | TRX → BTC | 1 TRX = 0.00000427136 BTC | 300.652 TRX |
| Solana | SOL → BTC | 1 SOL = 0.00114835 BTC | 0.844869 SOL |
Withdraw from Bitcoin
| Blockchain | Direction | Rate | Minimum |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ethereum | BTC → ETH | 1 BTC = 35.3471 ETH | 0.00116789 BTC |
| Arbitrum One | BTC → ETH Arbitrum | 1 BTC = 35.3471 ETH Arbitrum | 0.00116789 BTC |
| OP Mainnet (Optimism) | BTC → ETH Optimism | 1 BTC = 35.3471 ETH Optimism | 0.00116789 BTC |
| BNB Smart Chain | BTC → BNB BEP20 | 1 BTC = 108.2552 BNB BEP20 | 0.00116789 BTC |
| TRON | BTC → TRX | 1 BTC = 234,130.06 TRX | 0.00116789 BTC |
| Solana | BTC → SOL | 1 BTC = 870.5522 SOL | 0.00116789 BTC |
| Polygon PoS | BTC → POL | 1 BTC = 848,167.94 POL | 0.00116789 BTC |
| TON | BTC → GRAM | 1 BTC = 68,646.12 GRAM | 0.00116789 BTC |
| Avalanche C-Chain | BTC → AVAX | 1 BTC = 8,811.26 AVAX | 0.00116789 BTC |
The Bitcoin network in short
Bitcoin started the whole industry: the system was described in a 2008 paper signed Satoshi Nakamoto, and the first block was mined in January 2009. There is no company running the network — the rules are kept by thousands of independent nodes around the world, and nobody can issue more than 21 million coins.
| What kind of network | Base network (L1) |
|---|---|
| What pays the fee | BTC |
| How expensive | medium |
| How fast | not fast |
| Block time | ~10 min |
| Address format | 1…, 3…, bc1… |
| Memo or tag needed | not required |
| Ethereum-format address (0x…) | no |
Network charge at this minute: sending BTC — on the order of 0.0000014 BTC ($0.1). Rate: 1 sat/vB for the nearest block, 1 for about half an hour, 1 for within the hour. Data as of Nov 10, 2026 13:19.
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The Ethereum blockchain The Arbitrum One blockchain The OP Mainnet (Optimism) blockchain The BNB Smart Chain blockchain The TRON blockchain The Solana blockchain The Polygon PoS blockchain The TON blockchain The Avalanche C-Chain blockchain All networks and routes Network charges for USDT Network charges for USDC