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Most changes have an "Instant buy" or some such button where you enter in an amount of fiat and it will buy you bitcoin.

This is very easy but usually not the most bitcoin you can get per dollar.

If you use an exchange with a trading interface then you can pick the exact price that you are willing to pay. That way you can look at what the current buy and sell orders are and choose exactly what you are willing to spend.
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NowClip 1y ago

Good information. But what I needed to know is where do you guys check the correct price?

Apparently today is 53k, it’s also on the knews on tv. Where do you go to confirm that number?

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Den Yellek 1y ago

You can pick an exchange and look at trade history.

For example this link takes you to the trading page on Coinbase

https://www.coinbase.com/en-ca/advanced-trade/spot/BTC-USD

On the side there is a column called trade history and you can see all of the bitcoin trades as they happen. Since this is the price people really are exchanging fiat for bitcoin at then you can know this is the price of bitcoin at the current moment (at least the price on Coinbase, as I said in a previous message there can be slight differences between exchanges)