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Big Tom Coin (CRYPTO: BTC) Share Price and News

$92,972.00 $-2,422.28 (-2.5%) 20 January 2026 at 9:06:12 am AEDT

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Last updated 20-01-2026, 09:06:12am AEDT
Current Price $92,972.00
Change $-2,422.28 (-2.5%)
Close Price $0.00
Open Price $93,752.71
Bid $0.00
Ask $0.00
Day Range $92,263.00 - $95,468.00
Year Range $74,604.47 - $126,079.89
Volume 44,969,892,025
Market Cap $1,857,370,340,207.00

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