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Bitcoin SV Price Live Data

24H Range
$?45.79
24H Range
$?50.74
52W Range
$?28.72
52W Range
$?123.50
ATH & ATL Range
$?23.97
ATH & ATL
$?493.63
Bitcoin SV Price$?50.45
Market Cap$?996.63M
Diluted Market Cap $?1.06B
24H Volume$?126.65M
Vol. / M. Cap Ratio 0.1271
Dominance 0.05%
ATH $?493.63 (-90%)
ATH Date Apr 16, 2021
ATL $?23.97
ATL Date Jun 15, 2023
Cycle Low $?23.97
Cycle High $?123.50
Circ. Supply 19.75M (94%)
Total Supply 19.75M
Max Supply 21.00M
Supply Inflation 2.53% (Medium)
Volatility 3.45% (Medium)
PlatformBTC
Release Date Nov 15, 2018
Fear & Greed Index 33 (Fear)
Sentiment Bullish
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Bitcoin SV price today is $?50.45 with a 24-hour trading volume of $?126.65M, market cap of $?996.63M, and market dominance of 0.05%. The BSV price increased 8.91% in the last 24 hours.

Bitcoin SV reached its highest price on Apr 16, 2021 when it was trading at its all-time high of $?493.63, while Bitcoin SV's lowest price was recorded on Jun 15, 2023 when it was trading at its all-time low of $?23.97. The lowest price since it's ATH was $?23.97 (cycle low). The highest BSV price since the last cycle low was $?123.50 (cycle high). The Bitcoin SV price prediction sentiment is currently bullish, while Fear & Greed Index is showing 33 (Fear).

Bitcoin SV's current circulating supply is 19.75M BSV out of max supply of 21.00M BSV. The current yearly supply inflation rate is 2.53% meaning 488,202 BSV were created in the last year. In terms of market cap, Bitcoin SV is currently ranked #33 in the Layer 1 sector.

Highlights

  • Price has increased by 74% in the last 1 year
  • Outperformed 52% of the in 1 year
  • Trading above the
  • Has liquidity based on its market cap
  • Trading on KuCoin

Risk Analysis

  • Outperformed by
  • Only in the last 30 days (47%)
  • Down -90% from all-time high
  • Yearly inflation rate is
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Bitcoin SV Performance

Change1H24H7D1M3M6MYTD1Y3Y5YALL
Bitcoin SVUS Dollar BSV/USD 0.97%8.91%15.62%22.37%-6.89%-50.85%-46.24%74.40%-67.55%-57.57%-42.28%
Bitcoin SVBitcoin BSV/BTC 0.07%7.60%16.73%28.67%13.24%-39.19%-60.00%-23.28%-74.11%-92.36%-93.47%
Bitcoin SVEthereum BSV/ETH -0.06%8.16%19.79%35.93%43.45%-19.40%-47.22%15.65%-54.28%-96.77%-94.78%
Bitcoin SVTether BSV/USDT 0.97%8.91%15.62%22.37%-6.89%-50.85%-46.24%74.40%-67.55%-57.57%-42.28%

Bitcoin SV price in US Dollar has increased by 22.37% in the last 1 month. BSV is up 35.93% against Ethereum and up 28.67% against Bitcoin in the last 1 month.

Bitcoin SV Quarterly Returns

YearQ1Q2Q3Q4Total
2018-------2.84%-2.84%
2019-21.78%195.65%-55.57%11.32%14.37%
202069.99%-4.34%8.67%-4.76%68.32%
202133.28%-32.50%-12.11%-6.24%-25.87%
2022-21.86%-41.47%-11.57%-15.91%-65.99%
2023-12.44%27.13%-31.31%204.59%132.90%
20247.53%-56.34%------
Average 9.12%14.69%-20.38%31.03%20.15%

The top-performing year for Bitcoin SV was 2023 when the price of BSV increased by 132.90% from $?41.22 to $?96.00. The worst performing year for Bitcoin SV was 2022 when the price dropped by -65.99% from $?121.21 to $?41.22. The average yearly growth of Bitcoin SV over the last 7 years is 20.15% per year. Usually, Bitcoin SV performs best in Q4 with an average of 31.03% gain and worst in Q3 with -20.38% loss.

Bitcoin SV Price Closing History by Level

PriceDays Above% of Bitcoin SV's Life
$?493.63 ATH--
$?450.0000.00%
$?400.0040.19%
$?350.00160.75%
$?300.00411.92%
$?250.00884.13%
$?50.45 Price Now158774.44%
$?50.00159774.91%
$?45.00173981.57%
$?40.00188688.46%
$?35.00201194.32%
$?30.00211499.16%

The table above shows the number of days which Bitcoin SV closed above a certain price level.

Bitcoin SV Price & ROI on this Date

DatePriceROI
Sep 10, 2024 Today$?50.45-
Sep 10, 2023$?30.8263.67%
Sep 10, 2022$?55.49-9.08%
Sep 10, 2021$?155.84-67.63%
Sep 10, 2020$?168.46-70.05%
Sep 10, 2019$?131.08-61.51%

The table above shows the price and ROI of Bitcoin SV today and previous years on the same date (Sep 10).

BSV Exchanges

Bitcoin SV is being traded on 31 cryptocurrency exchanges, including KuCoin and OKX. $?126.65M worth of Bitcoin SV changed hands in the last 24 hours. If you wish to purchase BSV, check our guide on how to buy Bitcoin SV in 6 steps.

ExchangePrice Volume Action
KuCoin$?50.63$?342,190$?50.63$?342,190 Trade Now
OKX$?50.49$?4.52M$?50.49$?4.52M Trade Now
gate.io$?50.52$?557,812$?50.52$?557,812 Trade Now
Binance Futures$?50.53$?25.64M$?50.53$?25.64M Trade Now
MEXC$?50.65$?66,756$?50.65$?66,756 Trade Now
UPbit$?50.78$?19.23M$?50.78$?19.23M Trade Now
Coinone$?50.71$?21,341$?50.71$?21,341 Trade Now
AscendEX$?0.00$?0.00$?0.00$?0.00 Trade Now
IndoEx$?50.52$?50.20M$?50.52$?50.20M Trade Now
ZOOMEX$?50.44$?10.06M$?50.44$?10.06M Trade Now

About Bitcoin SV

Bitcoin SV is a cryptocurrency that was created in November of 2018 as the result of a hard fork of the Bitcoin Cash blockchain. The Bitcoin Cash community split in two camps due to disagreements on the future direction of the cryptocurrency. Since the opposing camps could not reach a compromise, the Bitcoin Cash chain split in a contentious hard fork. 

The “SV” in Bitcoin SV stands for “Satoshi Vision” - generally, proponents of this cryptocurrency say that Bitcoin SV is the closest example of the digital currency Satoshi Nakamoto envisioned in his whitepaper describing Bitcoin

Key Bitcoin SV features:

  • Proof-of-work cryptocurrency 
  • Created through a Bitcoin Cash hard fork
  • Proponents say it’s fulfilling Satoshi Nakamoto’s original vision for Bitcoin
  • No block size limit

Craig Wright, who is one of the most prominent public supporters of Bitcoin SV, is known in the cryptocurrency community for claiming to be the person behind the Satoshi Nakamoto pseudonym.

In many ways, Bitcoin SV functions similarly to Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin. Consensus about the state of the ledger of transactions is reached through SHA256-based proof-of-work, and Bitcoin SV also has a halving mechanism built-in to gradually reduce issuance over time. BSV’s block time target is 10 minutes, just like with BTC and BCH.

One of the more unique and controversial features of Bitcoin SV is that the cryptocurrency currently has no block size limit – proponents say this is beneficial for scalability and makes it possible for the cryptocurrency to scale without relying on “layer 2” solutions such as the Lightning Network.

Bitcoin SV is an open source cryptocurrency, but a company called nChain, where Craig Wright serves as Chief Scientist, plays a very big role in the Bitcoin SV ecosystem. For example, the node implementation called “Bitcoin SV” is developed by nChain.  

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FAQ

What is Bitcoin SV?

The foundations of cryptocurrency are shrouded in mystery, and at the center of its origins is the pseudonym, Satoshi Nakamoto. A cryptography enthusiast, Nakamoto used cryptographic hashes to create the first blockchain network. This network supported his vision of an electronic cash system, and Bitcoin SV seeks to fulfill this vision by improving on the original technology.

Bitcoin SV, also known as Bitcoin Satoshi Vision or just BSV, is a hard fork of Bitcoin Cash or BCH. BCH was introduced as an improvement to the speed and scalability of Bitcoin, and BSV built upon the improvements of BCH.

BSV is considered the one true continuation of the original Bitcoin network, after Bitcoin was altered for off-chain processing and Bitcoin Cash made additional structural changes. These structural changes resulted in the creation of Bitcoin SV, and it’s ultimate goal is to fulfill the original purpose of the Bitcoin network.

Bitcoin SV is a blockchain protocol and a cryptocurrency. The token, BSV, is built upon the Bitcoin SV blockchain protocol. The idea is to meet the insufficient scalability requirements of Bitcoin Cash and to meet the original Bitcoin design of the 0.1 version protocol.

Bitcoin SV is built to handle more transactions at once. This results in increased transaction fees, but this incentives mining and allows for the network to more efficiently scale to a larger size. Additionally, clients in the mining network can choose the block size they wish to mine in order to scale their operations efficiently to their hardware.

Bitcoin SV is friendly to regulators and has the scalability to handle the business of large institutions and enterprise level applications. The early days of Bitcoin revealed the goal of one large ledger for handling all transactions on the network, but this would diverge into network processing off the blockchain as its popularity grew. Bitcoin SV aims to restore this vision and build a scalable blockchain that is future-proof.

Who created Bitcoin SV?

At the center of Bitcoin SV is a very interesting figure in the cryptocurrency space, Craig Wright. Wright claims to be the original Satoshi Nakamoto behind the creation of Bitcoin, and the intentional design of Bitcoin SV seems to suggest an intimate knowledge of the project’s original goals.

Craig Wright is a computer science and businessman from Australia. He holds a PhD from Charles Sturt University and has authored and co-authored several books on IT system compliance and auditing.

However, there has been disputed evidence that Craig Wright is Satoshi Nakamoto, and his claims have been the subject of controversy. Wright has submitted cryptographic addresses from the early days of Bitcoin, and experts have published mathematical proofs that suggest these claims are false.

At the moment, these claims are the subject of a legal dispute, as Wright also claims to own about 1.1 million BTC, an amount that would be worth a little over $59 billion today. The legal battles are still ongoing.

How was Bitcoin SV created?

The history of Bitcoin SV begins with the inception of the original Bitcoin blockchain. After the Bitcoin network was released, there were disputes among the community of developers on the issue of scaling. Some argued that Bitcoin should scale with larger blocks, and others argued that the block size should remain small.

Eventually, the developers introduced a system called Segregated Witness which implemented the use of transaction processing off the original blockchain. This allowed for Bitcoin transactions without an openly transparent audit trail, and this was considered to be a divergent fork from the original blockchain of Bitcoin.

As a result, Bitcoin Cash or BCH was created to maintain the original structure of Bitcoin. There were further disputes within Bitcoin Cash over block sizes and scalability. Within the development team of BCH, there were some who wanted to add off-chain processing in order to maintain the smaller block size.

After these changes were made, the group who sought to scale the block size and maintain the original vision of Bitcoin created a hard fork of BCH called Bitcoin SV or BSV.

Why is Bitcoin SV important?

The importance of Bitcoin SV is in its scalability and on-chain processing. In other words, Bitcoin SV is designed to grow in size and handle all transactions on the open blockchain. This makes it a true competitor to the payment systems of large financial institutions, such as Visa and MasterCard.

The original vision of Bitcoin was a global electronic cash system that could replace the functions of the world’s largest financial institutions. It was designed to be open, free, democratic, and decentralized. Bitcoin Cash was created to sustain this vision after Bitcoin underwent serious structural changes, and Bitcoin SV is carrying the torch after Bitcoin Cash underwent the same changes.

Which services are tied to Bitcoin SV?

For developers, Bitcoin SV is tied to three primary development tools: mAPI, SPV Channels, and PayMail.

The first tool, mAPI, allows developers to directly interface with mining clients on the Bitcoin SV network. It provides a means for developers to retrieve quotes on transaction fees, view the status of transactions, and download Merkle proofs within the chain. These Merkle proofs are essentially the skeleton that weaves together all the blocks in the original Bitcoin blockchain network.

The second tool, SPV Channels, allows developers to send direct messages to other clients on the Bitcoin network. The original vision of the Bitcoin network involved a means for direct and secure peer-to-peer communications over the blockchain network, and this tool fulfills that vision.

Finally, PayMail is a means to convert the machine-like Bitcoin addresses into readable human names for the purposes of carrying out transactions. Payments can be sent between users with easily identifiable names, much like communications over email.

How does Bitcoin SV work?

Bitcoin SV works in the same manner as the original version of Bitcoin: Tokens are generated through solving cooperative math problems called hashes, and these hashes are used to link together blocks of transaction data. Payments are sent and received through a decentralized peer-to-peer network of voluntary nodes, and the ledger of these transactions is publicly available to anyone on the network.

The difference between Bitcoin SV and Bitcoin Cash is that Bitcoin SV still handles all transactions and processing on the original blockchain network. There are no off-chain resources such as the Lightning Network, and this means that Bitcoin SV can remain openly accountable and competitive to traditional payment systems at scale.

How is Bitcoin SV used?

Bitcoin SV is used in the same way as Bitcoin, it is an electronic cash system. It can be used for anything that traditional currency can be used for: Commerce, lending, saving, investment, gifting, etc.

As Bitcoin SV is a digital currency, it can also be used in ways that traditional currency cannot. It can be used and manipulated like data in an application, it can be easily transacted internationally through a peer-to-peer network, and it can operate without the need for governments or financial institutions.

What makes Bitcoin SV different from other blockchain projects?

While many blockchain projects seek to establish new and exciting ways to use digital currency or blockchain technology, Bitcoin SV is more focused on maintaining the original intended use of cryptocurrency. It is built on maintaining the original vision of Bitcoin’s creator: An open and secure peer-to-peer network of electronic cash.

Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, and Bitcoin SV all use the same name for their official tokens. This familiar token name is good at attracting the attention of investors and businesses who are introduced to cryptocurrency through Bitcoin. The technology that underlies the massive success of Bitcoin is the same technology that powers Bitcoin SV, and this gives Bitcoin SV an advantage of many other tokens in the market.

Why is Bitcoin SV valuable?

The value of Bitcoin SV is primarily in its scalability and transparency. As block sizes are adjustable, the blockchain network that supports Bitcoin SV can handle all the transactions that occur on the network. This means that all transaction data can be fully transparent on the public ledger, and this is of interest to governments and businesses who seek to maintain financial accountability.

Additionally, the scalability also makes Bitcoin SV a candidate for replacing traditional payment networks such as Visa and MasterCard. This was the original goal of Bitcoin before structural changes were made to transaction processing to handle its growing popularity as a digital currency.

How is Bitcoin SV used as a development platform?

Bitcoin SV is used as a development platform for financial and communications software. It can be used in point of sale systems, cryptocurrency exchanges, banking services, and anything that traditional and digital currencies are used for.

It can also be used as a network for secure peer-to-peer communications. This can be particularly useful for developing applications with robust cybersecurity. Peer-to-peer networks are built on direct links between individual users rather than access to the internet through telecommunications companies.

Who is able to use Bitcoin SV?

Anyone with access to the cryptocurrency market can use Bitcoin SV. The development tools can be accessed directly through the Bitcoin SV site, and the currency itself can be accessed through one of many cryptocurrency exchanges.

However, there are regions in which certain exchanges or even cryptocurrency itself is against financial regulations. Check cryptocurrency regulations in your area before accessing exchanges, many exchanges will automatically detect your location and inform you of regulations.

How is Bitcoin SV used by cryptocurrency traders?

For cryptocurrency trading, Bitcoin SV is available through exchange pairs as BSV. At the moment BSV is available on roughly 140 exchanges, with the notable exception of Binance and Coinbase, two major cryptocurrency exchange companies.

The cryptocurrency is paired with other cryptocurrencies into currency pairs, much like how international fiat currencies are exchanged. These pairs are measured in a ratio such as BTC/BSV or USDT/BSV. With enough liquidity or trading activity on the exchange, the transaction occurs instantly between the two currencies through exchanges.

If the value of the currency increases after purchasing, then it can be sold back to the original currency for a profit. In other words, cryptocurrency traders will buy low then sell high and collect the difference as profit.

Is Bitcoin SV a good investment?

Bitcoin SV is a solid long-term investment for the future of cryptocurrency technology. It carries the torch of the original Bitcoind design, and it has the potential to scale up and replace traditional payment systems.

However, it is marred by the legal scandals of the token’s founder, and this may limit the potential of the token. Despite this, the token is still built on good fundamental technology, and it is still true to the original purpose of Bitcoin.

The future of Bitcoin SV’s value is highly dependent on the rate at which the token is accepted by large exchanges and financial institutions. The outcome of the founder’s legal battles is the turning point that will determine this. At the moment, the consensus among experts is that Craig Wright is not Satoshi Nakamoto.

If Owens is able to produce solid evidence of his role in the foundation of Bitcoin, including the alleged wallet addresses containing tens of billions of dollars in Bitcoin, then the future of Bitcoin SV can be secured. If not, then the torch may be carried by another cryptocurrency technologist or otherwise recovered from scandal.

Is Bitcoin SV legal?

Yes, Bitcoin SV is legal in all territories where cryptocurrency is legal and your chosen exchange meets financial regulations. Despite the legal scandals surrounding the founder, there are no special laws that explicitly ban the production, sale, or purchase of Bitcoin SV.

What makes Bitcoin SV unique?

Bitcoin SV is unique in its orthodox approach to cryptocurrency. While many new cryptocurrency startups seek to disrupt and innovate the industry with new and inventive applications of blockchain technology, Bitcoin SV aims to fulfill the goals set out from the very beginning of cryptocurrency.

The growth and reputation of the currency has been stunted by the legal issues surrounding the founder, but the underlying technology fulfills its goals and is very solid. This technological strength may carry the currency to new heights if a successor is not created to fulfill Nakamoto’s vision.

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