History, 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

MatrixMTX

$1,000 of Matrix, bought at the close on Oct 10, 2026 for $31.24 a coin, would be worth

$58.40

-$941.60 -94.16% a loss on the $1,000 paid, over 1 month.

Valued at today’s reading, 14:35 UTCregistry daily closesno fees, no taxes

Coins bought: 32.0102 MTX; $1,000 at $31.24
Price then and now: $1.82; from $31.24 on Oct 10, 2026
Highest value: $1,000.00; on the day it was bought
Lowest value: $58.40; at the close on Nov 11, 2026
Deepest drop from a high: -94.16%; $1,000.00 on Oct 10, 2026 to $58.40 on Nov 11, 2026. Not back above that high yet.

Fig. 03What it was worth, close by close

Value of the MTX
What was paid
Worth more than paid
Worth less

Each point is the coins bought times that day’s close. A shaded band is a stretch of days with no close on record.

Show the numbers

The value of $1,000 of Matrix at a selection of daily closes, newest first
Day	Close	Value	Since bought
Nov 11, 2026Low	$1.82	$58.40	-94.16%
Oct 10, 2026High	$31.24	$1,000.00	0.00%

Matrix over other periods

All: -94.16% from $31.24

From the close at the start of each period to today’s reading at 14:35 UTC. Our daily history for Matrix starts on Oct 10, 2026, so longer periods are left out. 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.

Fig. 01The plan

Fig. 02The result

Fig. 03What it was worth, close by close

Matrix over other periods

Ref. 01How this is worked out