BTC$75,993.83
ETH$2,240.13
USDT$0.9989
BNB$697.95
XRP$1.16
SOL$89.56
TRX$0.3206
ZEC$1,276.74
STETH$2,202.53
HYPE$77.62
DOGE$0.0714
XMR$606.18
USDS$0.9999
WBTC$76,010.15
WBT$72.54
LEO$9.33
LINK$10.74
WEETH$2,465.02
ADA$0.1807
XLM$0.1508
BCH$245.82
NEAR$3.71
USDE$0.9998
DAI$1.00History, not a forecastDaily closes since Mar 31, 2013
Returns calculator
Pick a coin, an amount and a day, and we’ll work out what it would be worth now. One purchase, or the same amount every week or month, priced at the registry’s own daily closes.
Fig. 02The result
$1,000 of Bitcoin, bought at the close on Nov 1, 2026 for $78,301.57 a coin, would be worth
$970.53
-$29.47 -2.95% a loss on the $1,000 paid, over 7 days.
Valued at today’s reading, 14:50 UTCregistry daily closesno fees, no taxes
- Coins bought
- 0.01277 BTC
- $1,000 at $78,301.57
- Price then and now
- $75,993.83
- from $78,301.57 on Nov 1, 2026
- Highest value
- $1,028.47
- at the close on Nov 4, 2026
- Lowest value
- $968.68
- at the close on Nov 7, 2026
- Deepest drop from a high
- -5.81%
- $1,028.47 on Nov 4, 2026 to $968.68 on Nov 7, 2026. Not back above that high yet.
Fig. 03What it was worth, close by close
- Value of the BTC
- What was paid
- Worth more than paid
- Worth less
Each point is the coins bought times that day’s close.
Show the numbers
| Day | Close | Value | Since bought |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 8, 2026 | $75,993.83 | $970.53 | -2.95% |
| Nov 7, 2026Low | $75,848.88 | $968.68 | -3.13% |
| Nov 6, 2026 | $75,931.09 | $969.73 | -3.03% |
| Nov 5, 2026 | $75,887.67 | $969.17 | -3.08% |
| Nov 4, 2026High | $80,530.78 | $1,028.47 | +2.85% |
| Nov 3, 2026 | $77,659.95 | $991.81 | -0.82% |
| Nov 2, 2026 | $76,787.56 | $980.66 | -1.93% |
| Nov 1, 2026 | $78,301.57 | $1,000.00 | 0.00% |
Bitcoin over other periods
- 7d
- -2.97% from $78,301.57
- 30d
- -6.99% from $81,685.89
- 90d
- +17.14% from $64,856.10
- 1y
- -26.38% from $103,191.76
- 3y
- +113.2% from $35,629.00
- 5y
- +12.51% from $67,526.00
- All
- +81,563% from $93.03
From the close at the start of each period to today’s reading at 14:45 UTC. History, not advice. Pick a period to see what a purchase then would be worth.
Ref. 01How this is worked out
- Every buy is priced at the close of its day in the registry’s own daily history: the last price of the UTC day, backfilled from the exchanges’ own daily candles and then recorded by the registry. Today’s figure is the latest reading so far.
- A buy on a day with no close on record happens at the next close there is. The end is the last close on or before the end date. A close more than three times away from the days on either side is left out as a glitch.
- No fees, no spreads, no taxes. The coins are bought and held, never sold.
- This is what the history says. It isn’t a forecast, and it isn’t advice.