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Bitcoin Sign Symbol

The ₿ (Bitcoin sign) is a currency symbol used to represent bitcoin in text.

U+20BF

The ₿ character is the Unicode “BITCOIN SIGN” (U+20BF). Use it for clear, compact labeling of bitcoin amounts and prices in digital content.

Bitcoin Sign Symbol Meaning

The ₿ symbol represents bitcoin as a currency. It’s commonly used to label balances, prices, and trading values in wallets, exchanges, invoices, and product listings. Compared with writing the word “bitcoin,” the symbol is shorter and often improves scanability on mobile screens and in UI components. In Unicode, the character is specifically named “BITCOIN SIGN” and has the code point U+20BF. You can copy it directly, or insert it using its HTML entity (₿) or Unicode escapes (CSS: \\20BF, JavaScript: \\u{20BF}).

Common uses

  • •Displaying bitcoin prices or totals in apps and websites
  • •Labeling wallet balances or transaction amounts
  • •Using in invoices, receipts, and checkout summaries
  • •Tagging or formatting posts and social media updates about bitcoin
  • •Designing UI icons/typography for crypto-related dashboards

Examples

₿ Bitcoin sign (U+20BF) copy & unicode info

  • ₿Total: ₿0.125
  • ₿Price today: ₿27,450
  • ₿Your balance: ₿1.8
  • ₿Deposit amount: ₿0.05
  • ₿Pay with ₿ at checkout

Variations

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Technical codes

UnicodeU+20BF
HTML Entity₿
HTML Code₿
CSS\20BF
Alt CodeAlt + 8383
Decimal8383

How to type Bitcoin Sign Symbol (₿)

On Windows

Hold Alt and type 8383 on the numeric keypad. In Word, type 20BF then press Alt + X.

On Mac

Switch to the Unicode Hex Input keyboard, then hold Option and type 20BF. Or press Control + Command + Space and search.

On Linux

Press Control + Shift + U, type 20bf, then press Enter or Space.

Anywhere

Copy ₿ with the button above and paste it wherever you need it — this works on every device and in every app, with no keyboard shortcut to remember.

FAQ

What does the Bitcoin Sign symbol mean?

The ₿ symbol represents bitcoin as a currency. It’s commonly used to label balances, prices, and trading values in wallets, exchanges, invoices, and product listings. Compared with writing the word “bitcoin,” the symbol is shorter and often improves scanability on mobile screens and in UI components. In Unicode, the character is specifically named “BITCOIN SIGN” and has the code point U+20BF. You can copy it directly, or insert it using its HTML entity (₿) or Unicode escapes (CSS: \\20BF, JavaScript: \\u{20BF}).

What is the Unicode code point for the Bitcoin sign ₿?

The Bitcoin sign is Unicode code point U+20BF (Unicode name: BITCOIN SIGN).

How do I insert ₿ in HTML?

Use the HTML entity ₿ or paste the character directly.

How do I use ₿ in CSS and JavaScript?

CSS escape: \\20BF. JavaScript Unicode escape: \\u{20BF}.

Is ₿ only used for bitcoin?

Yes—this character is specifically the Bitcoin sign used to represent bitcoin values in text and interfaces.