What one ether costs in bitcoin, every day since the pair opened on Binance in 2017, with its own 200-day average and the distance to it.
0.02934 ether in bitcoin, with its 200-day average · ETH/BTC on Oct-22 2026, the last day in this build, read from the venue's record, published by askthetape.com.
One ether cost 0.029340 bitcoin on 2026-10-22 — 2.93% of a coin. This is the price the exchange actually quotes, not two dollar prices divided by each other, so there is no third market in the middle of it. The pair is -0.5% away from its own 200-day average (0.029477) and has closed above that line on 42% of the 3,188 days where the average exists. Its high is 0.113185 (2018-02-01) and its low 0.016415 (2019-09-06): ether is -74.1% against bitcoin from the high, which is the one fact everyone arguing about «the flippening» keeps forgetting to state. 🩸 A 200-day average is a description of where the price has been, not a line the price obeys. It is the amber line in the first view. We draw the 200-day average on the chart and keep the 30-day average in the summary tile. 🩸 This is a SHARE of a moving thing: ETH/BTC can rise while ether falls in dollars, if bitcoin falls harder. For how much of the two coins' value each one holds, the two-coin share on «Bitcoin's share of the market» reaches back to 2017 from our own chain data. No forecast is drawn here.
| leg | Binance klines, symbol ETHBTC, interval 1d, daily close — the exchange's own pair from its public endpoint, pulled whole on every run (3,387 days from 2017-07-15, 0 missing days). This is OUR source in the sense that matters here: the exchange's own numbers go straight to the page. |
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| cadence | daily, all seven days — a crypto pair has no weekend; the running UTC day is cut out of the line: Free sees a dashed outline, its reading so far is on Tape |
| since | 2017-07-15 — the first daily candle Binance has for the pair |
| 🩸 where it is thinner | one exchange, one pair. Binance is the deepest book for ETH/BTC, but a quote from a single venue is a single venue: at a moment of stress the same pair on another exchange can print a different number for minutes at a time. The 200-day average also needs 200 days, so it only starts on 2018-01-30 — before that date the first view is one line, not two. |
| 🩸 the average is not a level | 42% of days above the 200-day line, 3,188 days measured. That share is a description of the past nine years and nothing more; this page scores no crossings and draws no forecast. |
| policy | no backfill · no export · read it here · read on the site · not exported: this page is drawn from someone else's archive |
| this build | data to Oct-22 2026 |
| policy | no backfill · no export · read it here · read on the site · not exported: this page is drawn from someone else's archive |
The chart itself is drawn in the browser: turn JavaScript on to hover a day, pick a window and draw your line. The numbers above come from the last build, Oct-23 2026 21:24Z.
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