Convert Starknet to Bitcoin (STRK → BTC)

Swap STRK on Starknet to BTC on Bitcoin in one step, without bridging it yourself. Powered by NEAR Intents.

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STRK to BTC rate today

1 STRK ≈ 0.0000006052 BTC and 1 BTC ≈ 1,652,376 STRK, based on market prices at 2026-10-06 11:04 UTC. The quote in the widget above is what you actually receive, fees included.

TokenPrice24h
Starknet (STRK)$0.0521N/A
Bitcoin (BTC)$86,140N/A

Convert STRK to BTC: how much you get

Indicative amounts at the market rate above, before network and protocol fees.

STRKBTC
100 STRK0.00006052 BTC
500 STRK0.0003026 BTC
1,000 STRK0.0006052 BTC
10,000 STRK0.006052 BTC
100,000 STRK0.0605 BTC
1,000,000 STRK0.6052 BTC
BTCSTRK
0.001 BTC1,652 STRK
0.01 BTC16,524 STRK
0.1 BTC165,238 STRK
1 BTC1,652,376 STRK

How to convert Starknet to Bitcoin

The widget above is already set to STRK on Starknet → BTC on Bitcoin. The whole swap runs in one flow through NEAR Intents:

Step 1: Choose how to pay
Connect a Starknet wallet such as Braavos or Xverse that holds your STRK. Or turn on Swap from external wallet to get a deposit address and QR code you can pay from any wallet or exchange; you then add an address on Starknet for refunds.

Step 2: Enter the amount and where to receive
Type how much STRK to swap and the Bitcoin address that receives the BTC, from any Bitcoin wallet. The widget shows how much BTC you will receive, fees included, before you confirm.

Step 3: Confirm and send
Approve the transfer in your wallet, or send the amount to the deposit address. Once it confirms on Starknet, solvers fill the swap and the BTC is sent to your address on Bitcoin. If the swap can't be filled, your STRK is refunded.

Prefer to keep a balance inside NEAR Intents? The Deposit tab adds STRK to it, Swap trades within it, and Withdraw sends tokens out to their own networks.

⚠ Important: receive on an address you control. If you send the BTC to an exchange instead, check that it accepts BTC on Bitcoin: some exchanges don't credit deposits that come from a smart contract.

About the STRK → BTC swap

This is a cross-chain swap: your STRK leaves Starknet and BTC arrives on Bitcoin. Normally that takes a bridge plus a DEX, or a centralized exchange account. With NEAR Intents the deposit, swap and withdrawal happen in one flow, and what lands in your wallet is BTC on Bitcoin, ready to use there with no second bridging step.

Both STRK and BTC float against the dollar, so the STRK/BTC rate moves with two markets at once. Traders use this pair to rotate between ecosystems in a single step instead of selling to a stablecoin first.

About Starknet and Bitcoin

What is Starknet (STRK)?

Starknet is an Ethereum layer-2 network developed by StarkWare, whose alpha went live on Ethereum mainnet in November 2021. STRK is its native token: ten billion were minted on-chain on 30 November 2022, and they pay for fees, secure the network through staking and carry votes on protocol upgrades.

Type
Ethereum layer-2 gas, staking and governance token
Launched
2022
Consensus
Validity rollup secured by Ethereum (STARK proofs)
Max supply
No fixed cap (10 billion initial supply)
Swap network
Starknet
Starknet official site ↗

How Starknet works

Starknet is a validity rollup: it batches transactions and proves them with STARK proofs that are verified on Ethereum. Contracts are written in Cairo, and every account is a smart contract. Since the v0.14.0 upgrade in September 2025, several sequencers produce blocks using a consensus protocol, and STRK and BTC stakers attest to blocks as part of a phased move to staking-based consensus.

What STRK is used for

Since v0.14.0, STRK is the only token accepted for Starknet transaction fees. Holders also stake it or delegate it to validators for rewards, and vote directly or through delegates on protocol upgrades.

STRK supply

Ten billion STRK form the initial supply, with investor and early contributor tokens unlocking monthly until March 2027. There is no hard cap: the protocol mints new STRK as staking rewards under a schedule agreed with the community.

Before you swap STRK

Starknet addresses also start with 0x but are longer account addresses, so copy the one from your Starknet wallet; an Ethereum address will not reach it. A new account can receive STRK before it is deployed and gets deployed with its first outgoing transaction, which needs STRK for the fee. STRK also exists on Ethereum and Solana, but here it moves on Starknet.

What is Bitcoin (BTC)?

Bitcoin is the first decentralized cryptocurrency, described in a 2008 white paper by the pseudonymous Satoshi Nakamoto and brought to life when its network went live in January 2009. BTC is the native unit of that network and moves directly between users without a bank or payment processor in the middle.

Type
Layer-1 blockchain
Launched
2009
Consensus
Proof of Work (SHA-256)
Max supply
21 million BTC
Swap network
Bitcoin
Sector (Messari)
Cryptocurrency
Bitcoin official site ↗Sector classification by Messari ↗

How Bitcoin works

Miners compete to add blocks by running SHA-256 hashing hardware in a Proof of Work process, and the chain with the most accumulated work is treated as valid. Every full node independently checks each transaction against the rules, so the ledger's history becomes harder to alter with every block stacked on top.

What BTC is used for

Most holders treat BTC as a long-term store of value and a hedge outside the traditional financial system. It is also used for cross-border transfers, as collateral in lending markets, and as a base trading pair across the crypto industry.

BTC supply

The protocol limits total issuance to 21 million BTC. New coins enter circulation only as block rewards, and that reward is cut in half roughly every four years in an event known as the halving.

Before you swap BTC

Bitcoin blocks arrive about every ten minutes on average, so a BTC deposit can take noticeably longer to confirm than deposits on faster chains. Double-check the receiving address format before withdrawing, since Bitcoin transactions cannot be reversed.

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STRK to BTC: frequently asked questions

What to know before swapping Starknet for Bitcoin

Use the widget on this page, already set to STRK on Starknet → BTC on Bitcoin: connect your wallet or pay by QR code, enter the amount and your Bitcoin address, and confirm. NEAR Intents swaps it and sends the BTC to that address in one flow, and the widget shows the exact amount you will receive before you confirm.