WBT Hits All-Time High at $83.64: What WhiteBIT Token Holders Should Check Now

The exchange token WBT, issued by the trading platform WhiteBIT, reached a new all-time high on September 18, 2026. The highest price ever paid was $83.64, recorded at 19:49 UTC. That is the reading returned by our own call to the CoinGecko interface at 21:50 UTC. A record changes nothing about the value of your holdings. It is a good moment, though, to check three things that work differently for an exchange token than they do for Bitcoin: which provider you buy through, what the token's value actually depends on, and how the tax office treats a sale.

WBT at $83.64: What Exactly Happened on September 18

WBT stood at $83.31 at the time of the call, or 72.51 euros. Over the preceding 24 hours the range ran between $78.51 and $83.64, a gain of 5.7 percent. Over seven days the figure is 3.7 percent, over 30 days 40.4 percent, over twelve months 88.9 percent. Market capitalization stands at $9.90 billion, which places WBT 14th among all crypto assets on that ranking. cryptoticker.io collected this data itself on September 18, 2026.

The record falls on a day when almost the entire market is gaining. The US Federal Reserve raised its benchmark rate for the first time in three years, the Bank of Japan lifted its own rate to 1.25 percent, and the CLARITY Act under discussion in the United States has failed. Prices rose all the same: Bitcoin was trading back above $80,000 by the evening. A record set in the middle of a broad advance says less about the individual token than a record set on a quiet day. That belongs in the assessment.