GTBTC is a BTC yield-bearing wrapped token introduced by Gate, using an on-chain token to represent a BTC position participating in the relevant yield arrangement. It is backed by BTC reserves but is not native Bitcoin; holding GTBTC is also affected by the product's redemption rules, on-chain usage methods, and market trading conditions. GTBTC should therefore be understood on two levels: BTC reserves underlie it, while the token layer enables that position to be used on supported blockchain networks. Reserve backing does not mean it is equivalent to a risk-free deposit, nor does it eliminate BTC price volatility.

GTBTC Price in USD Today, Live Market & Historical Trend Chart

Q: How is GTBTC yield reflected?

After users place BTC into Gate's on-chain earn arrangement, they can receive GTBTC according to the product arrangement. Yield is not distributed separately to the wallet as a fixed quantity of tokens or cash; instead, it accrues through growth in GTBTC net asset value. This means that yield should be understood by looking at how GTBTC net asset value changes, rather than only at whether the number of tokens in a wallet increases. The actual result of net asset value growth must still be assessed in light of the product rules and market value at the time; it does not constitute a promised fixed rate of return.

Q: What is the purpose of GTBTC minting and redemption?

GTBTC token supply is adjusted through minting and redemption: GTBTC can be created when BTC enters the relevant arrangement; when redemption is completed, the corresponding GTBTC leaves circulation. This process connects the token quantity to the relevant BTC reserves and product positions. Minting or redemption is not merely an ordinary on-chain transfer. It involves channels and conditions provided by the product, and users should confirm the supported entry points, applicable rules, and settlement arrangements at the time before proceeding; purchasing GTBTC on the secondary market alone does not establish that a user can redeem it in the same way.

Q: On which networks can GTBTC be used, and what should be noted when transferring it?

GTBTC can be used on Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Base, and Solana. Multi-chain availability means that corresponding usable forms of the asset exist on these networks; it does not mean that addresses, transfer formats, or the assets used to pay gas are identical across different networks. Before transferring, the sending network, receiving network, and the GTBTC version supported by the recipient must match. If the wrong network is selected, recovery may not be possible even if the token name is the same; users' on-chain fees are also determined by the selected network and network conditions at the time.

Q: Where do GTBTC's value and main risks come from?

GTBTC's value basis is first related to its corresponding BTC reserves and the BTC market price, while its yield-bearing design also makes net asset value an important metric for understanding its value. If GTBTC is bought or sold on the market, the execution price is also affected by trading liquidity and bid-ask quotations. Risks do not come only from BTC price: the product's minting, redemption, and yield rules can affect availability; cross-chain or transfer operations bring network-selection and gas-cost issues; and secondary-market execution prices do not necessarily fully match a user's expected net asset value at any given time.

Rank 144

$79,952.5

+$1,212.5(+1.54%)

Market Cap

$279.22M

24h High

$81,379.8

24h Low

$78,627.5

24h Turnover

$42.30K

Total Supply

3.46K

Market Sentiment

Neutral

Price of GTBTC (GTBTC) Today in USD

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The live price of Gate Wrapped BTC (GTBTC) today is $79,952.5, with a 24h change of +1.54%. Over the same period, the low was $78,627.5, the high was $81,379.8, and the 24h trading volume was $42.30K. The current market cap is approximately $279.22M. It ranks #144 by market cap and accounts for 0.00% of the total crypto market cap. The all-time high was $125,918.6 (⁦2025-10-06⁩); the current price is -36.50% from the all-time high.

GTBTC (GTBTC) Price History

7 Days
+2.15%
Low
$76,122.3
High
$81,379.8
30 Days
-6.87%
Low
$76,122.3
High
$85,943.2
90 Days
+22.84%
Low
$59,105.6
High
$87,610.1
1 Year
-23.06%
Low
$53,818.8
High
$107,207.9

Fear & Greed Index

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Yesterday: 34; Fear
Last Week: 51; Normal
Last Month: 73; Greed

The Fear & Greed Index is currently 50/100, in the Normal zone; change from yesterday: +16, from last week: -1, and from last month: -23. Lower values indicate more fearful sentiment, while higher values indicate more greedy sentiment. This does not represent price change.

Why Did GTBTC (GTBTC) Rise in the Last 24 Hours?

As a multi-chain asset pegged to BTC, GTBTC typically reflects broader BTC movements; no GTBTC-specific event in the report window provided a direct catalyst. On 2026-11-04, the bid-to-ask depth ratio across the top five order-book levels was 0.72, with large orders concentrated on both sides: clustered bids could provide short-term support, while clustered asks could create short-term pressure. Shallow depth also means that limited trading can amplify price moves. Candlestick volume at that time was only 0.00787 units, limiting price-volume confirmation. Moving averages were bullish on the 15-minute and 1-hour timeframes, neutral on the 4-hour timeframe, and bearish on the daily timeframe; the 15-minute ADX was 33.71, while ADX was lower on the 1-hour and 4-hour timeframes. RSI was neutral across timeframes, and MACD showed no crossover signal, so a broader trend reversal was not confirmed.

About GTBTC (GTBTC)

GTBTC is an on-chain BTC yield-generating asset issued by Gate Web3, backed by Gate‘s BTC reserves and wrapped as a standardized on-chain Token. Users can stake BTC on Gate Staking to mint GTBTC, with yields automatically accumulated in the form of net asset growth during the holding period. GTBTC is suitable for both CeFi and DeFi scenarios, balancing yield and liquidity.

Use Cases and Features

GTBTC is a yield-bearing wrapped BTC token launched by Gate, representing BTC participating in yield arrangements as an on-chain token. It can be used in on-chain scenarios and is available on networks including Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Base, and Solana; users can use the token’s on-chain liquidity while retaining BTC exposure.

Supply and Issuance Mechanism

GTBTC is backed by BTC reserves and is created at a corresponding ratio after users place BTC in Gate’s on-chain earn program. While held, related returns accrue through growth in GTBTC’s net asset value rather than through separate token distributions. Its supply changes with minting and redemption, and specific conversion terms are subject to the applicable product rules.

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Frequently Asked Questions About GTBTC (GTBTC)

What is GTBTC?

How is GTBTC yield reflected?

What is the purpose of GTBTC minting and redemption?

On which networks can GTBTC be used, and what should be noted when transferring it?

Where do GTBTC's value and main risks come from?

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