One Bitcoin currently buys you around 641 grams of fine gold — roughly 20.6 troy ounces. Use the calculator below to convert any amount in any cryptocurrency into gold or silver.
All figures are snapshots based on the LBMA spot price and common crypto reference rates. They are not investment advice. The binding price is set only when the rate is locked at checkout.
The ratio tells you how many troy ounces of gold one Bitcoin is worth. It takes currencies out of the picture and shows whether Bitcoin has become more or less expensive against gold — regardless of what the euro or the dollar happen to be doing.
The spot price is the exchange price for one troy ounce. Physical metal costs an additional premium, which covers minting, distribution and insurance. Small units carry the highest premium in percentage terms — a 1-gram bar sits at 2%, a kilo bar at 1%.
This shows how many ounces of silver one ounce of gold costs. Historically it has moved between roughly 40 and 90. Some investors read high values as a sign that silver is relatively cheap — that is emphatically not a guarantee.