Bitcoin on RingSide
Live BTC price, the 24-hour range, and what the last 30 days of rounds say about how people trade it here. Refreshed every five minutes.
BTC price
From the same feed the rounds settle on.
| What | BTC |
|---|---|
| Live price | 80,368.01 USDTLatest hourly close as of 2026-10-24 21:00 UTC. Refreshed every five minutes. |
| 24-hour high | 81,440.96 USDT |
| 24-hour low | 79,234.70 USDT |
| 24-hour change | down 1.24 percent |
| Price source | Binance spot, one snapshot per secondEvery trade fills at the mid price of the shared snapshot. No spread, no fees. |
| Market | CryptoLong and short, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. |
| Maximum leverage by round length | 100x for 1 minute, 50x for 5 minutes, 25x for 15 minutes, 10x for 1 hour, 6x for 4 hours, 4x for 1 day, 3x for 1 week |
Prices are market data from Binance and move constantly. This page is rendered on the server and refreshed every five minutes, the round view updates every second.
Rounds on BTC, last 30 days
Aggregated over all finished rounds in which the symbol was traded. No names, no single accounts.
| What | On RingSide |
|---|---|
| Finished rounds, last 30 days | 4not enough rounds yet, statistics appear from 5 finished rounds with trades on BTC. |
Counts and medians only. A round counts once, however many players traded the symbol in it.
How a round on BTC works
Same capital, same second
Every player in a round trades 1,000 virtual USDT. Every trade on BTC fills at the mid price of the latest one-second snapshot, with no spread and no fees. The stake in chips is separate and depends only on the round length.
Leverage follows the clock
The shortest rounds allow the highest leverage and the longest the lowest, 100x for 1 minute, 50x for 5 minutes, 25x for 15 minutes, 10x for 1 hour, 6x for 4 hours, 4x for 1 day, 3x for 1 week. Cross margin backs every position with the whole account, and liquidation closes everything once account value falls below 0.1 percent of position value.
One close for everyone
At the close all open BTC positions are closed at the price of that exact second and the return ranks the field. Two, five or ten players per round, from 1 minute to 1 week, and in the weekly league one 15-minute duel per day.
Frequently asked
Can I trade BTC with real money on RingSide?
No. Every round is played with play money. Each player trades 1,000 virtual USDT, stakes are counted in chips, and chips cannot be bought, deposited or withdrawn. There is no payout in money.
Which BTC price does RingSide use?
The trade price of Bitcoin on Binance spot, frozen once per second into a snapshot that every player in every round trades at. Nobody fills at a fresher tick, so a faster connection buys nothing.
How much leverage can I use on BTC?
It depends on the length of the round, 100x for 1 minute, 50x for 5 minutes, 25x for 15 minutes, 10x for 1 hour, 6x for 4 hours, 4x for 1 day, 3x for 1 week. Below the cap any leverage is free to choose. Liquidation happens when account value falls below 0.1 percent of position value.
How is a round on BTC decided?
By return at the close. At the end of the round all open positions are closed at the price of that second, and the return on the 1,000 virtual USDT ranks the field. If no verifiable price exists for that second, the round is voided and all stakes are returned.
Is this page investment advice?
No. The numbers here describe prices and finished play-money rounds on RingSide. They are not a recommendation to buy or sell Bitcoin or anything else, and past rounds say nothing about future prices.
Play money, no deposits, no investment advice.
RingSide chips have no monetary value and cannot be bought, deposited or withdrawn. Nothing on this page is a recommendation to buy or sell anything. What the platform is and is not stands in the risk notice.