Compare Crypto Prices Across 7 Exchanges & P2P
Live cross-exchange prices for 444+ coins on Binance, MEXC, Gate.io, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin and Bitget — plus P2P fiat rates. Spread, Best Buy and Best Sell in one table, updated every minute.
What this tool does
The Compare page shows the price of every coin on 7 major exchanges at once: Binance, MEXC, Gate.io, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin and Bitget. For each coin you instantly see the median price, the spread between the cheapest and the most expensive exchange, and where to buy or sell for the best price. A separate P2P tab shows live fiat rates (UAH, USD, EUR and more), and the spread-over-time view shows how the difference changes over hours.
How to read the table
- Price — the median of the 7 exchanges, updated every minute.
- Spread — how far the cheapest and most expensive quotes are from each other, in %. Median spread across the market right now is about 0.27%.
- Best Buy — the exchange where buying this coin is cheapest.
- Best Sell — the exchange where selling it gives you the most money.
- P2P tab — fiat on/off-ramp rates, useful when you buy crypto with UAH or sell back to cash.
Why the spread matters for altcoins
For liquid coins (BTC, ETH, USDT) the spread is tiny — fractions of a percent. For low-liquidity altcoins it can reach 5–17%. Example: COTI with a ~7% spread means buying on the expensive exchange costs you 7% more than buying on the cheapest one. On a 10 000 USDT order that is roughly 700 USDT lost for nothing. The bigger the spread, the more money the Compare page saves you.
Worked example
You want to buy an altcoin with a 7% spread. On the Best Buy exchange it costs 0.0122 USDT, on the most expensive one 0.0131 USDT. Buying 10 000 USDT worth: the best exchange gives you ~820 000 coins, the worst only ~763 000 — a difference of about 57 000 coins. The same money, simply a different exchange. For market orders on thin order books the real gap can be even larger.
Tips
- Always check the spread before trading low-liquidity alts — a 5%+ spread usually means you should use a limit order.
- Use the P2P tab when you enter or exit via fiat: the P2P rate often beats the card top-up rate.
- Combine Compare with the Chain Calculator to get the cheapest fiat → coin route overall.
The tool is free and updates in real time.
FAQ
What does the spread in the table mean?
It is the difference between the best and the worst price of the same coin across the 7 exchanges, shown as a percentage of the median price. A low spread means the coin is liquid; a high spread means you can save real money by choosing the right exchange.
Which exchanges are compared?
Seven: Binance, MEXC, Gate.io, Bybit, OKX, KuCoin and Bitget. These are the most popular CEXs among Coingulp users, and together they cover 444+ coins.
How often is the data updated?
Prices are refreshed every minute, so the table closely tracks the live market. Spread values may shift between refreshes — treat them as a real-time estimate, not a guaranteed quote.
What are Best Buy and Best Sell?
Best Buy is the exchange where you pay the least for the coin; Best Sell is the exchange where you receive the most when selling it. They are different columns because a coin can be cheap to buy on one exchange and expensive to sell on another.
Why is P2P in a separate tab?
P2P prices are quoted in fiat (UAH, USD, EUR…) by individual sellers, not by exchanges, and they include the seller premium. Keeping them separate lets you compare the CEX price and the P2P price without mixing different kinds of quotes.
