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About Bitcoin (BTC)

The original cryptocurrency and the largest by market value — often called "digital gold" for its capped 21-million supply.

Like all cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin is highly volatile — its price can rise or fall sharply, and it isn't covered by any Australian government guarantee. The figures on this page are live market data for information only, not a recommendation to buy or sell.

How to buy Bitcoin in Australia

The safe way to buy BTC is through an AUSTRAC-registered Australian exchange. In short: choose a registered exchange, verify your ID, deposit AUD (PayID is usually free and fast), then place your order — watching the fee and spread. For anything beyond a small trading balance, move your coins to a wallet you control.

Compare platforms on our Trust Score ranking, check the lowest-fee exchanges, or answer a few questions in the 60-second finder. You can also convert any amount with our live AUD converter.

Read the full guide: how to buy Bitcoin in Australia →

Bitcoin and Australian tax

To the ATO, BTC is a CGT asset. Selling it, swapping it for another coin, or spending it is generally a capital gains event, and holding for more than 12 months may qualify an individual for the 50% CGT discount. Estimate what you might owe with our crypto tax calculator, and see the full crypto tax guide.

Bitcoin price FAQ

How much is 1 Bitcoin in AUD?

The live Bitcoin (BTC) price in Australian dollars is shown at the top of this page and updates automatically from market data. Because crypto is volatile, it can change from minute to minute.

Where can I buy Bitcoin in Australia?

Bitcoin is listed on most AUSTRAC-registered Australian exchanges. Compare them on our independent 8-pillar Trust Score, or use the 60-second finder to match yourself to one that fits how you want to buy.

Do I pay tax on Bitcoin in Australia?

Generally yes. The ATO treats crypto as a capital gains tax (CGT) asset, so selling, swapping or spending BTC is usually a taxable event. Holding for more than 12 months may qualify an individual for the 50% CGT discount. See our crypto tax guide.

Other crypto prices in AUD

General information only — not financial or tax advice. Prices are indicative, sourced from third-party market data, and may be delayed. Crypto is volatile and high-risk; never invest more than you can afford to lose.