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50 Chainlink on September 3, 2026

See the archived LINK to BTC reference rate for September 3, 2026, including each underlying leg and its timestamp.

LINK to BTC converter

LINK

Bitcoin

BTC 0.00727890BTC
Reference ratebridged reference rate; freshness is limited by the older underlying leg. LINK observed Sep 4, 2026, 12:00 AM; BTC observed Sep 4, 2026, 12:00 AM.

1 LINK = 0.0001455779 BTC

LINK to BTC exchange rates

Every underlined amount opens its own server-rendered converter page.

LINKBTC
ChainlinkBitcoin
1 LINKBTC 0.00014558
5 LINKBTC 0.00072789
10 LINKBTC 0.00145578
25 LINKBTC 0.00363945
50 LINKBTC 0.00727890
100 LINKBTC 0.01455779
500 LINKBTC 0.07278895
BTCLINK
BitcoinChainlink
BTC 1.000000006,869.17446264 LINK
BTC 5.0000000034,345.87231322 LINK
BTC 10.0000000068,691.74462644 LINK
BTC 25.00000000171,729.36156609 LINK
BTC 50.00000000343,458.72313218 LINK
BTC 100.00000000686,917.44626436 LINK
BTC 500.000000003,434,587.2313218 LINK

Why provider rates differ

The archive shows a sourced reference rate. A provider can apply a spread and add transfer, trading, network, card, or receiving fees. Adjust the illustration to see how the rate margin alone changes the result.

Reference result

BTC 0.00727890

Illustrative result

BTC 0.00706053

Difference

BTC 0.00021837

This example applies the selected margin to 50 LINK. It is not a quote or a claim about any particular bank, card, or transfer service. Fixed fees can increase the difference further.

Source observations and calculation details

The pair is calculated through EUR. Its oldest underlying observation is dated Sep 4, 2026, 12:00 AM. Constituents are retained so the published figure can be audited.

LINK leg

Method
single-venue
Observed
Sep 4, 2026, 12:00 AM
Sources used
1
  • Kraken (2026-09-04T00:00:00.000Z)

BTC leg

Method
single-venue
Observed
Sep 4, 2026, 12:00 AM
Sources used
1
  • Kraken (2026-09-04T00:00:00.000Z)

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Frequently asked questions

What is the LINK to BTC rate based on?+

Crypto is priced from an exchange venue and combined with an independently dated fiat leg when needed. The pair is labelled with the older timestamp, and stablecoins are always venue-priced rather than assumed to equal a fiat currency.

Why is my bank's exchange rate different?+

Banks, cards and transfer services can add an exchange-rate margin and fixed fees. The adjustable example on this page illustrates the effect without claiming a margin for any particular provider.

What happens on weekends and holidays?+

Crypto venues trade continuously, while the fiat leg may retain its last published reference rate through a weekend or holiday. Both leg timestamps stay visible, and the combined rate uses the older timestamp.