BTC / TRY Live Price

1 BTC - Bitcoin Turkish Lira - TRY

TRY 3,437,160.00
24 Hour Change : TRY 14,391.10
24 Hour Change % : 0.42%
24 Hour High : TRY 3,449,840.00
24 Hour Low : TRY 3,380,390.00
Market Cap : 68.8 Trillion TRY
24 Hour Volume : 1.77 Trillion TRY
Available Supply : 20.02 Million BTC
Total Supply : 20.02 Million BTC
Country : Turkey
$1 USD : TRY 45.19 TRY

BTC/TRY Intraday Chart

BTC/TRY Historical Chart

BTC/TRY - High, Low & Average

Period High
Change from Last
Low
Change from Last
Average
Change from Last
1 Day TRY 3,508,680.00
-71,520.00
TRY 3,380,390.00
+56,770.00
TRY 3,422,764.33
+14,395.67
5 Days TRY 3,546,620.00
-109,460.00
TRY 3,380,390.00
+56,770.00
TRY 3,475,913.00
-38,753.00
1 Month TRY 3,568,110.00
-130,950.00
TRY 2,926,780.00
+510,380.00
TRY 3,279,312.55
+157,847.45
3 Month TRY 3,670,630.00
-233,470.00
TRY 2,725,750.00
+711,410.00
TRY 3,135,715.01
+301,444.99
6 Month TRY 4,678,960.00
-1,241,800.00
TRY 2,725,750.00
+711,410.00
TRY 3,547,839.01
-110,679.01
1 Year TRY 5,258,660.00
-1,821,500.00
TRY 2,725,750.00
+711,410.00
TRY 4,023,283.38
-586,123.38

BTC/TRY - Support & Resistance

Support Resistance
R1 TRY 3,494,166.22 S1 TRY 3,365,876.22
R2 TRY 3,551,054.33 S2 TRY 3,294,474.33
R3 TRY 3,622,456.22 S3 TRY 3,237,586.22

BTC/TRY - Moving Averages

Period MA 20 MA 50 MA 100
5 Minutes TRY 3,435,352.68 TRY 3,436,530.86 TRY 3,428,223.39
1 Hour TRY 3,425,703.58 TRY 3,425,703.58 TRY 3,425,703.58
1 Day TRY 3,388,309.91 TRY 3,209,392.02 TRY 3,222,261.58
1 Week TRY 3,424,041.81 TRY 4,045,334.94 TRY 3,420,729.18

BTC/TRY - Trading Signal

Period Signal
5 Minutes Sell
1 Hour Neutral
1 Day Buy
1 Week Sell

BTC/TRY Live Price : Real-Time Bitcoin to Turkish Lira Chart & Data

Historical Bitcoin to Turkish Lira Price Movement

The BTC/TRY currency pair represents Bitcoin’s valuation against the Turkish Lira (TRY). Turkey’s macroeconomic challenges, currency devaluation, and rising inflation have significantly influenced BTC/TRY dynamics. Despite a complex regulatory environment, Turkey has emerged as one of the most active cryptocurrency markets, with BTC/TRY trading volumes reflecting increasing retail and institutional interest.

Historical Overview of BTC/TRY Price Trends

2010–2013: Niche Adoption and Informal Trading

  • BTC/TRY traded below ₺100, with minimal awareness and adoption limited to tech communities.
  • Informal P2P networks facilitated initial BTC/TRY trades amidst lack of formal exchanges.
  • By 2013, BTC/TRY surged to ₺1,500 as global interest in Bitcoin expanded.

2014–2016: Currency Pressure and Crypto Awareness

  • BTC/TRY ranged between ₺1,000–₺3,500, driven by TRY depreciation and rising inflation fears.
  • Local platforms like Paribu and BtcTurk started offering BTC/TRY trading services.
  • Turkey’s growing economic instability prompted increased public interest in Bitcoin as a hedge.

2017: ICO Hype and TRY Volatility

  • BTC/TRY soared to ₺60,000 during the global ICO boom and intensified TRY devaluation.
  • Retail participation in BTC/TRY trading surged amidst economic uncertainty.
  • Regulatory authorities issued warnings but stopped short of enforcing strict prohibitions.

2018–2019: Economic Crisis and Crypto Adoption

  • BTC/TRY corrected to ₺20,000–₺40,000 as global markets cooled down.
  • Turkey’s lira crisis and high inflation accelerated crypto adoption as a store of value.
  • Local exchanges expanded BTC/TRY services, catering to increased retail demand.

2020–2021: Bull Run and Regulatory Scrutiny

  • BTC/TRY surged to ₺400,000 by November 2021, reflecting global bullish momentum.
  • Turkey’s Central Bank banned crypto payments in April 2021 but allowed trading to continue.
  • High inflation and currency devaluation continued to drive BTC/TRY demand as a financial hedge.

2022: Market Correction and Regulatory Tightening

  • BTC/TRY dipped to ₺200,000 in sync with global crypto market corrections.
  • Authorities intensified efforts to regulate exchanges, focusing on AML and KYC compliance.
  • Turkey’s Financial Crimes Investigation Board (MASAK) mandated stricter reporting from crypto platforms.

2023: Recovery and Central Bank Digital Lira Developments

  • BTC/TRY rebounded to ₺300,000 as market sentiments stabilized.
  • Turkey accelerated pilot programs for the Central Bank Digital Lira (CBDC).
  • Increased institutional interest in BTC/TRY trading through regulated platforms.

2024–2025 (YTD): Halving Surge and Currency Crisis

  • Post-2024 halving, BTC/TRY reached an ATH of ₺600,000 amidst persistent TRY devaluation.
  • As of April 2025, BTC/TRY consolidates between ₺580,000–₺600,000.
  • Ongoing regulatory initiatives aim to formalize crypto taxation and establish a licensing regime for exchanges.

BTC/TRY Yearly Comparison Table

YearAvg. Price (TRY)Year HighYear LowAnnual PerformanceMarket Factors
2013₺800₺1,500₺100✅ Early adoptionP2P networks
2017₺30,000₺60,000₺5,000✅ ICO boomTRY volatility
2020₺150,000₺300,000₺50,000✅ Bull runInflation hedge
2021₺350,000₺400,000₺200,000✅ ATH surgePayment ban policy
2022₺250,000₺300,000₺200,000❌ CorrectionMASAK tightening
2023₺280,000₺300,000₺250,000✅ RecoveryCBDC pilot
2025*₺590,000₺600,000₺580,000✅ Halving ATHCurrency crisis

Key Factors Driving BTC/TRY Valuation

  • Macroeconomic Instability – Persistent inflation and TRY devaluation driving BTC adoption.
  • Regulatory Landscape – Progressive tightening of AML and KYC frameworks for exchanges.
  • Payment Ban Impacts – Central Bank’s prohibition on crypto payments influencing market structures.
  • CBDC Developments – Digital Lira initiatives shaping the broader digital asset ecosystem.
  • Global Bitcoin Cycles – Halving events and global market momentum affecting BTC/TRY valuation.

BTC/TRY Market Structure Insights (2025)

  • Local exchanges like Paribu, BtcTurk, and Bitci dominate BTC/TRY trading volumes.
  • Increased focus on regulatory compliance fostering a more transparent trading environment.
  • Rising institutional demand for BTC/TRY exposure amidst currency hedging strategies.
  • Ongoing policy discussions on formalizing crypto taxation and introducing licensing for digital asset service providers.