Bitcoin Cross Markets
How does Bitcoin compare with the wider economy?
Compare what Bitcoin can buy, everyday prices and the cost of borrowing.
Right now
Gold per Bitcoin is 15.75 troy ounces.
Reference period: Aug 2026.
Gold per Bitcoin
One Bitcoin, measured in troy ounces of gold.
What Bitcoin can buy
- Bitcoin vs Gold15.75 troy ounces
How much gold can one Bitcoin buy?
Aug 2026
- Buying Power$69,490.81
What can your money buy?
Aug 2026
Money and prices
- Money Supply$23.2T
Is the amount of money growing?
Jul 2026
- Inflation3.4%
How quickly are everyday prices changing?
Aug 2026
- Dollar Strength119.51 index (January 2006 = 100)
Is the dollar getting stronger?
18 Sep 2026
Borrowing and growth
- Interest Rates3.88%
How much does it cost banks to borrow?
21 Sep 2026
- Bond Yields4.96%
What do government bonds pay?
21 Sep 2026
Sources and calculations
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Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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- US ground beef price per pound
- US price of a dozen eggs
- US gasoline price per gallon
- US prices excluding food and energy: published yearly change
- US consumer price index
- US consumer prices: published yearly change
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Source: Deutsche Bundesbank
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Source: ECB statistics.
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Source: Eurostat.
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Source: Federal Reserve Board.
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Source: Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
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- Effective federal funds rate
- Federal funds target range: lower limit
- Federal funds target range: upper limit
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Source: U.S. Treasury.
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Source: World Bank, Commodity Price Data (The Pink Sheet), CC BY 4.0.
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