This calculator works out what a given number of pips in Bitcoin (BTCUSD) is worth in US dollars, for whatever lot size you trade. cryptocurrency instruments like BTCUSD are easy to miscalculate by hand, so the tool multiplies out the pip size of 1 against a contract size of 1 BTC per standard lot and gives you the dollar figure directly.
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What a move is worth on BTCUSD
Lot size
1 pip
10 pips
30 pips
50 pips
100 pips
500 pips
Standard · 1.0
$1.00
$10.00
$30.00
$50.00
$100.00
$500.00
Mini · 0.1
$0.10
$1.00
$3.00
$5.00
$10.00
$50.00
Micro · 0.01
$0.01
$0.10
$0.30
$0.50
$1.00
$5.00
Value in USD per position at the current rate — counts are in pips. Change your lot size or stop distance in the calculator above to match a real trade.
One pip on BTCUSD works out as 1 × 1 BTC, already in US dollars. The table just multiplies that by your lot size and pip count.
How to use it
Enter the number of pips the Bitcoin (BTCUSD) price moved.
Choose your lot size — standard, mini, or micro.
Enter your position size to see the dollar value of that move.
Read off the pip value per standard lot ($1.00), mini lot ($0.10), or micro lot ($0.01).
BTCUSD contract specification
Symbol
BTCUSD
Asset class
Cryptocurrency
1 pip
1
Contract size (1 standard lot)
1 BTC
Quote currency
USD
Pip value — Standard lot (1.0)
$1.00
Pip value — Mini lot (0.1)
$0.10
Pip value — Micro lot (0.01)
$0.01
Swap (long, per lot per night)
-3317.62 points = -$3,317.62
Swap (short, per lot per night)
-3317.62 points = -$3,317.62
Swap data source
XM MT5, 2026-09-06
Points per pip
1
All figures on this page are quoted directly in US dollars, so no exchange rate is involved.
Trading BTCUSD
Spread and swap differ by broker, which changes what a position actually costs you.
Multiply the number of pips moved by the pip size (1) and by the contract size (1 BTC per standard lot); because BTCUSD is quoted in USD, the result is already in dollars with no conversion step. That works out to $1.00 per pip for a standard lot, $0.10 for a mini lot, and $0.01 for a micro lot.
What is 1 pip in Bitcoin?
One pip in Bitcoin (BTCUSD) is a price move of 1, the increment the calculator treats as one pip. Some brokers quote BTCUSD to a different number of decimal places, so confirm the pip size on your own platform before relying on it.
What is the BTC 1 lot size?
One standard lot of BTCUSD is 1 BTC. Mini and micro lots scale that down, which is why the pip value drops from $1.00 to $0.10 and $0.01 respectively.
How do you calculate BTCUSD pips for a trade?
Take the difference between your entry and exit price, divide by the pip size (1) to get the number of pips, then multiply by the dollar pip value for your lot size. Enter the price move and lot size into the calculator above and it runs all three steps for you.
Does Bitcoin have swap or overnight fees?
Yes, holding a BTCUSD position overnight carries a swap charge, quoted in points per standard lot. XM MT5, 2026-09-06 shows a long swap of -3317.62 points (-$3,317.62 per night) and a short swap of -3317.62 points (-$3,317.62 per night), but swap is set by each broker and changes daily, so check your own contract spec for the current figure.
Why does BTCUSD pip value change with lot size?
Pip value scales directly with position size, since each pip move multiplies out across the BTC you control. A standard lot returns $1.00 per pip, while a micro lot returns $0.01 for the same pip move.