Below the peak
How far each of the largest coins sits below its own all-time high, and the move it would take to get back there.
Distance from each coin's own peak, deepest first. The multiple beside it is what it would take to get back — down 80% needs a 5× move.
Below the peak
How far each of the largest coins sits below its own all-time high, and the move it would take to get back there.
Free public feeds, aggregated and computed in-app. Context, not advice.
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Sources
alternative.me
Blockchain Center
LookIntoBitcoin
Block Horizon
Coinglass
mempool.space
CoinGecko
Blockchain.com
Bitview
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