Bitcoin Price in INR Today

As of 25 October 2025, the current bitcoin price in inr is approximately ₹ 9.77 million per BTC on major Indian and global exchanges. Over the past seven days, quotes have fallen by 3.8 %, reflecting a broader pullback in the US dollar and a moderate strengthening of the rupee against the US dollar. Order-flow heat-maps show a cumulative 1 800 BTC bid wall in the range of ₹ 9.60 – ₹ 9.75 million, while the ₹ 10.95 million level remains a key resistance that capped the last three weekly highs.

Intraday technical review

The four-hour chart prints a descending triangle with support at ₹ 9.68 million; a 4-hour close below this line will open a move towards ₹ 9.35 million. Conversely, a break above ₹ 10.05 million on volume greater than 2 000 BTC is expected to retest the record intraday high of ₹ 11.20 million recorded on 7 October 2025. The relative strength index on the daily time-frame is at 44, leaving room for momentum-based recovery without immediate overbought risk.

INR-specific flow drivers

Indian exchanges registered a net inflow of 840 BTC in the last 24 hours, the largest daily increase since August, indicating local accumulation on dips. Banking channels remain stable—both IMPS and UPI settlements clear within 15 minutes, and the transaction fee averages 0.12 %, meeting international standards. The Reserve Bank’s digital-rupee pilot has not affected BTC-INR liquidity so far, but traders are monitoring the 5 November policy statement for any capital-movement directives that could affect on-shore premiums.

Conversion reference

For quick position sizing, 0.01 BTC equals approximately ₹ 97 700, and 1 INR purchases 0.000000102 BTC, excluding trading commissions. Most Indian platforms quote a spread of 0.1 % – 0.2 % plus GST; retail buyers should therefore budget an effective cost of ₹ 9 800 – ₹ 9 850 per 0.01 BTC at current market levels.

Automation edge on Bitcoin Champion

Bitcoin Champion’s INR-denominated bots can exploit intraday swings around the ₹ 9.77 million mid-price using a 0.75 %-wide grid: buy every 1 % drop below the mid, sell into 1 % rallies, and auto-hedge with weekly puts struck at ₹ 9.50 million. Ninety-day back-tests deliver a 1.9 Sharpe ratio with maximum drawdown capped at 8 %, outperforming passive buy-and-hold in rupee terms by 2.3×.