ETH/BTC Ratio Live Chart

The ETH/BTC ratio (also written ETHBTC) shows how much Ethereum (ETH) costs in terms of Bitcoin (BTC). A rising ratio means ETH is appreciating faster than BTC over the measured period; a falling ratio means BTC is outperforming ETH. Traders and analysts use this ratio to track relative strength between the two largest crypto assets by market cap.

The rebased performance chart sets both BTC and ETH to an index of 100 at the start of the 90-day window, then plots how much each has gained or lost since that date. If ETH reads 130 and BTC reads 110, ETH is up 30% while BTC is up 10% over the period — a 20-point spread. Rebasing lets you compare percentage performance directly, regardless of each asset's nominal price.

The regime label summarises the 30-day direction of the ETH/BTC ratio. "ETH Outperforming" means the ratio has risen more than 5% over the past 30 days — Ethereum has gained ground on Bitcoin. "BTC Outperforming" means the opposite. "Tracking Closely" means the ratio has moved less than 5% in either direction. This is not a prediction of future price direction.

Price and ratio data are sourced from Binance public market data (the ETHBTC, BTCUSDT, and ETHUSDT daily candles). The data is cached every 4 hours. This is historical price data provided for informational purposes — it is not financial advice and is not a signal to buy or sell any asset.