Independent price-history archive · since 2013

Crypto price history — the record of what prices actually did.

Every coin's all-time high, its exact date, and its full year-by-year price history — sourced from CoinMarketCap, timestamped, and never silently revised.

Current prices as of 03:33 UTC · 11 Jul 2026 · refreshed hourly Historical records committed once Data: CoinMarketCap

Cryptocurrency price history: all coins by distance from peak

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Sorted by rank. The signature column — % below all-time high — shows how far each coin sits beneath its record. Click a column header to sort. Every row links to that coin's full history.

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# Coin Current % below ATH All-time high ATH date Data from
1 Bitcoin BTC $64,094 ▼ 49.2% $126,198 Oct 6, 2025 Apr 2013
2 Ethereum ETH $1,794 ▼ 63.8% $4,954 Aug 24, 2025 Aug 2015
3 XRP XRP $1.11 ▼ 71.2% $3.84 Jan 4, 2018 Aug 2013
4 Solana SOL $77.66 ▼ 73.6% $294.33 Jan 19, 2025 Apr 2020
5 Dogecoin DOGE $0.0742 ▼ 89.9% $0.7376 May 8, 2021 Dec 2013
6 Cardano ADA $0.1662 ▼ 94.6% $3.10 Sep 2, 2021 Oct 2017
7 Shiba Inu SHIB $0.000004394 ▼ 95% $0.00008845 Oct 28, 2021 Aug 2020

Current prices as of 03:33 UTC · 11 Jul 2026 · refreshed hourly. All-time highs are permanent records, committed once. Data: CoinMarketCap.

Why you can cite this archive

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CryptoClassic is a reference, not a news feed. Here is exactly how the numbers on every page are produced, dated, and preserved.

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Sourced from CoinMarketCap

Daily price data comes from CoinMarketCap, reaching back to April 2013 for Bitcoin. Every page names its source and links out.

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Committed once, never revised

Historical records are written once and never silently changed. A number you cite today reads the same a year from now.

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Timestamped & refreshed hourly

Current prices refresh hourly and always carry the exact UTC time they were captured — never presented as an undated, always-current feed.

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Cited history, not fabricated data

Pre-2013 milestones — like Bitcoin's 2011 run to ~$31 — are documented as cited events, never charted as if they were exchange data.

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