Bitcoin vs Ethereum

A comparison of Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) with today's market data.

What if Bitcoin were worth as much as Ethereum?

If Bitcoin had the market cap of Ethereum today ($294.3 B), spread across its 20,085,225 units in circulation, each one would be worth $14,653.78. That is 0.19 times its current price of $76,328.00.

And the other way round?

With the market cap of Bitcoin ($1.53 T), each Ethereum would be worth $12,534.33: 5.19 times the $2,416.27 it trades at now.

This calculation is a rule of three on the circulating supply, not a projection and not a recommendation. Whether one coin reaches the market cap of another depends on adoption, future supply and real demand, none of which follows from today's price.

Bitcoin and Ethereum, according to our data

The market cap of Bitcoin is 5.2 times that of Ethereum.
Bitcoin is trading 39.46% below its all-time high; Ethereum, 51.15%.
Over the last 33 days with a recorded price, their daily returns have moved with a correlation of 0.89 (strong): when one has risen, the other almost always has too. That is what happened over that stretch, not what will happen over the next one.
Over the last 7 days Ethereum has fallen 2.89% and Bitcoin has fallen 3.18%.
Over the last 30 days Ethereum has risen 25.36% and Bitcoin has risen 17.67%.

CoinGecko data and Jukipto's own daily series, as of 16/09/2026.

The numbers side by side

A comparison of price, market cap, volume, supply and distance from the all-time high between Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Metric	Bitcoin	Ethereum
Price	$76,328.00	$2,416.27
Market cap	$1.53 T	$294.3 B
Market cap rank	#1	#2
24h volume	$29.6 B	$17.0 B
24h change	-0.70%	-0.76%
All-time high	$126,080.00	$4,946.05
Distance from its high	-39.46%	-51.15%
In circulation	20,085,225 BTC	122,053,083 ETH
Maximum supply	21,000,000	no cap

What these numbers say

Over the past 24 hours 1.93% of the market cap of Bitcoin has been traded, against 5.77% for Ethereum. The higher that share, the more that coin's capital is moving relative to its size.
Bitcoin has an issuance cap of 21,000,000 units; Ethereum does not. That is a difference of design, not of quality: a fixed cap limits dilution, and having none allows the security of the network to be funded over the long run.

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Market data from CoinGecko, updated every fifteen minutes. This page is not investment advice: cryptocurrencies are a volatile asset with no deposit guarantee scheme behind them, and you can lose all the money you invest.