One to Many Coins Conversion

One source coin versus many peers

Choose a source cryptocurrency to see an indicative USD price and conversion rates into a short list of widely traded coins. An optional amount scales each row so you can sketch rough portfolio or payment comparisons. Data comes from the crypto API configured for this site when the page loads.

Crypto markets trade continuously and can move sharply; any figure here can be stale within minutes. Spreads on exchanges, networks fees, and withdrawal costs are not included.

Worked example

If BTC is about $60,000 and ETH about $3,000, then 1 BTC ≈ 20 ETH at those prints. Entering 0.1 BTC scales every row by one tenth. Stablecoin rows near 1.00 USD are still market quotes, not a guarantee of redeemability.

Risk reminders

• Prices are not financial advice and not an offer to trade.
• Token tickers can collide; verify the asset your exchange lists.
• On-chain transfers need network fees separate from FX-style rates.

Common mistakes

• Confusing a mid indicative rate with your fill price on a thin order book.
• Ignoring that some “coins” are derivatives or wrapped assets.
• Using this list when you need an obscure alt — try Pick Two Coins.

FAQs

Why show USD?

USD is a common quote currency for crypto markets; other fiats belong on the currency hubs.

Is gas included?

No — only notional conversion ratios.

Related: Pick Two Coins, Fiat pick two.