GT/BTC exchange prices
Compare GT/BTC prices across exchanges: current bids and asks, 24-hour volume, price changes, spreads and quote observation times.
About Gate (GT)
Gate (GT) is a digital asset token that trades on supported exchange platforms, where it is paired with major fiat and stablecoin markets. According to the reference data, GT is traded in pairs against BTC, ETH, GUSD and USDT, which lets market participants exchange it for both crypto and fiat instruments. On-chain, GT is issued on the following networks: ETH, ETHEREUM, GATELAYER, GT and GTEVM; the corresponding smart-contract records allow the token to be tracked and verified. The token contract 0xE66747a101bFF2dBA3697199DCcE5b743b454759 serves as the public identifier of GT on its network, enabling verification of supply and transfer history. Before trading GT, investors typically review liquidity depth, historical volume, and the development activity behind the project. Cross-chain availability of GT may vary by venue, as some platforms support several networks while others list a single chain. All information in this reference reflects the directories available at the time of listing and may change as the market evolves.
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Inventory observation: 2026-09-14T14:45:15.966Z. A dated observation is not continuous support history or a guarantee of execution.
Current venue observations
Unavailable fields are shown as —. Times describe aggregator observations.
| Exchange | Sell at bid (BTC) | Buy at ask (BTC) | Venue volume 24h (BTC) | Change 24h | Observed at |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gate.io | — | — | — | — |
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Method and limitations
Gross difference = sell venue bid − buy venue ask. Percentage = difference / buy ask × 100. Fees, slippage, withdrawals, transfer time, network availability, liquidity and execution risk are not included. This is not net or guaranteed profit.
Stale, crossed, incompatible and anomalous inputs are withheld. USDT, USDC and other quote assets retain their own units; no USD parity is assumed.