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How Many Gallons of Gas Does One Bitcoin Buy?

Today one bitcoin buys about 18,086 US gallons (68,461 litres) of regular gasoline: bitcoin at $77,207 and gas at $4.27 a gallon (US average, week of October 26). Since 2014 the average is 9,372 gallons; the high was 39,934 (October 6, 2025) and the low 80 (August 24, 2015). Today's ratio is higher than 80% of weeks since 2014. Put the other way, a gallon of gas costs about 5,529 satoshis.

Today
18,086 gal
68,461 litres per bitcoin
Average since 2014
9,372 gal
median 5,133
Record high
39,934 gal
Oct 6, 2025
Record low
80 gal
Aug 24, 2015
US gas price
$4.27
per gallon, week of Oct 26 · 5,529 sats

Gallons of gasoline per bitcoin, weekly since 2014

US regular gasoline, all formulations, incl. taxes
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A higher line means bitcoin buys more fuel. The ratio jumps when gasoline falls faster than bitcoin (for example in recessions, when oil demand drops) and sinks when gas spikes or bitcoin is in a bear market.

Diesel

One bitcoin buys about 12,155 gallons of on-highway diesel today ($6.35 a gallon, week of Oct 26), against an average of 7,950 gallons since 2014.

Bitcoin and Gas Prices by Year

Yearly averages of the weekly figures; the ratio's high and low within each year.

YearBitcoin (avg, $)Gas (avg, $/gal)Gallons per bitcoin (avg)HighLow
2026to date$74,334$3.8719,77133,57715,217
2025$101,621$3.1032,79839,93424,433
2024$66,201$3.3020,17935,15612,902
2023$28,615$3.528,19513,9975,178
2022$28,333$3.957,29414,1604,151
2021$47,468$3.0115,83021,0239,774
2020$11,129$2.175,16012,0752,231
2019$7,472$2.602,8454,4791,511
2018$7,601$2.722,8086,0151,447
2017$3,915$2.411,5907,802353
2016$567$2.14263393193
2015$274$2.4311521880
2014$362$2.92125138100

Bitcoin-to-Gas Ratio: FAQ

How many gallons of gas does one bitcoin buy?

Today one bitcoin buys about 18,086 US gallons (68,461 litres) of regular gasoline: bitcoin at $77,207 and gas at $4.27 a gallon (US average, week of October 26). Since 2014 the average is 9,372 gallons; the high was 39,934 (October 6, 2025) and the low 80 (August 24, 2015). Today's ratio is higher than 80% of weeks since 2014. Put the other way, a gallon of gas costs about 5,529 satoshis.

What is the bitcoin-to-gas ratio?

It is the price of one bitcoin divided by the price of one US gallon of regular gasoline, so it shows how much fuel bitcoin can buy. A rising ratio means bitcoin has gained purchasing power against gasoline; a falling ratio means gas has become relatively more expensive.

When was bitcoin worth the most gasoline?

The highest weekly reading since 2014 was 39,934 gallons per bitcoin in the week of October 6, 2025, when bitcoin was $124,753 and gas $3.12 a gallon.

When was bitcoin worth the least gasoline?

The lowest was 80 gallons per bitcoin in the week of August 24, 2015 (bitcoin $210, gas $2.64).

How many gallons of diesel does one bitcoin buy?

About 12,155 gallons of on-highway diesel at $6.35 a gallon (US average, week of October 26), against an average of 7,950 since 2014.

Where do these numbers come from?

Gasoline and diesel: the US Energy Information Administration's weekly survey of retail prices including taxes, published every Monday and taken from FRED. Bitcoin: this site's daily US-dollar closing price (from September 2014). Each week uses the bitcoin close on or just before the survey date.

Sources: EIA Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Update (public domain) via FRED; bitcoin: this site's daily closes. Today's figure uses the live bitcoin price and the latest weekly gas survey. Not investment advice. See also: bitcoin adjusted for inflation · oil price history.