Crypto ATH drawdown tracker

How drawdown is calculated

Percentage below ATH equals (all-time high minus recorded price) divided by the all-time high, multiplied by 100. Zero means the two recorded values are equal. A larger positive percentage means the saved price is further below its recorded peak. The list starts with the smallest drawdown.

For example, a price of $40 against an ATH of $100 is 60% below that high. Recovering from $40 to $100 would require a 150% increase, not 60%. The recovery percentage uses the lower starting price as its denominator. These figures are a worked example rather than a forecast.

What the comparison leaves out

A previous high does not establish a fair price or a price that an asset will revisit. Supply changes, redenominations, token migrations and isolated exchange trades can affect peak records. Different data providers may therefore report different all-time highs.

The table uses tracked top-ranked assets and excludes stablecoins and recognized wrapped or staked representations. A missing ATH or a saved price above the supplied ATH is omitted because that pair cannot produce a consistent below-high comparison. Check the row's update time and original source when comparing it with a current exchange quote.

Limits of these figures

• An all-time high is a source-reported historical record, not a price target.
• The quote update time does not establish when the historical peak occurred.

Sources and method

• CoinGecko market data

Method reviewed 23 October 2026. Market and network data are informational. Quotes, transaction inclusion and protocol balances can change between updates.