How far is every coin from its all-time high?
A full-market ATH/ATL board. For every coin, see the drawdown from its all-time high, how far it has climbed off its all-time low, and the multiple needed to reclaim the peak — with flags for new highs, near-highs and deep drawdowns.
- Coverage
- Whole market · USD pairs
- Data source
- Binance + CoinGecko
- Per coin
- Drawdown + recovery ×
- Flags
- New high · Deep drawdown
Beaten-down names and new highs, side by side.
Sort the whole market by drawdown and the deepest holes rise to the top — the −80% survivors worth a second look. Flip the sort and the coins pressing new all-time highs lead instead. One board answers both questions.
- Drawdown from ATH. The headline number on every row — how far below its all-time high a coin is trading right now, measured against the live Binance price.
- Recovery multiple. The move needed to reclaim the peak, shown as a clean multiple — a 5.0× or 12.4× is easier to read than a raw percentage.
- New-high and deep-drawdown flags. A coin printing a fresh all-time high is flagged the instant price breaks the anchor; anything past 80% down carries a deep-drawdown flag.
- Cards or table. Scan a grid of cards, or switch to a dense table to compare dozens of coins by drawdown and recovery at a glance.
ATH / ATL board · Binance spot
largest coins first
162 coins on one board — new highs through deep drawdowns
Where a coin sits across its entire history.
Open any coin and a range bar places today's price between its all-time low and high — so you see at a glance whether it is hugging the floor or the ceiling. Alongside sit the dates, the days since the peak, and how far it has run off the bottom.
- All-time range bar. A single bar from ATL to ATH with a marker for the current price — log-scaled so a 100×-wide range stays readable.
- Up from the all-time low. The percentage a coin has already recovered off its floor — the other half of the story a drawdown alone hides.
- Dates and age. When the high and low were set, and how long ago the peak was — a high from three years back reads very differently from last week's.
- Smart Setup context. Each row carries its Smart Setup score, so a deep-drawdown coin that is quietly basing stands out from one still falling.
Coin detail
SHIB/USDT · Binance spot
−93.6%
All-time high
0.000086
ATH date
Oct 2021
Recovery ×
15.7×
Since ATH
4.9y ago
All-time low
0.000000000056
Up from ATL
+9,722,073%
Anchors from CoinGecko · drawdown from the live Binance spot price
One board, two hunts.
The same all-time picture powers opposite plays. Pair it with market movers for today's momentum and key levels for the price to watch.
Beaten-down
Sort by deepest drawdown and filter for deep-drawdown coins to surface the −80% survivors. The recovery multiple tells you honestly what a full round-trip would take before you fall for a “cheap” chart.
New highs
Flip to the new-high sort and the coins in true price discovery lead the board — no overhead resistance, nothing but round numbers above. The near-high flag catches the ones a few percent away from breaking out.
Inside the app
The ATH / ATL board.
The whole market on one screen, sorted by how far each coin sits below its all-time high — the recovery multiple to reclaim the peak, the climb off the floor, and a flag for new highs and deep drawdowns. This is the real board, not a sketch.
Detectors
ATH / ATL board
162 coins · Binance spot
The same board the app carries, uncapped, with every coin sortable and a bell on any row.
One board, four steps
How to check a coin's drawdown from its all-time high without a spreadsheet.
- 01Open the ATH / ATL boardSign in with Google and it is already populated — every USD-quoted coin on Binance with its live price, the percentage from its all-time high, the percentage up from its all-time low, and the recovery multiple. Nothing to configure, no exchange API keys.
- 02Sort by the question you are askingSort by deepest drawdown and the −80% names rise to the top. Flip the sort and the coins pressing new all-time highs lead instead. Read it as a grid of cards, or switch to the dense table when you want dozens of coins on screen at once.
- 03Filter down to the flagsThree filters narrow the board: Near high, New high, and Deep drawdown ≥80%. One click gives you the coins in price discovery; another gives you the ones trading at a fifth of their peak or less.
- 04Open a coin for the whole rangeThe detail view puts today's price on a log-scaled bar between the all-time low and the all-time high, with the dates both were set, how long ago the peak was, how far the coin has climbed off the floor, and its Smart Setup score for context.
What the board answers
Deep drawdowns, new all-time highs, and the level in between.
Finding coins far below their all-time high
Sort by deepest drawdown, switch on the ≥80% filter, and the board becomes a list of survivors trading at a fraction of their peak. The recovery multiple keeps the reading honest about what a full round trip would take. Every row also carries its Smart Setup score, so a beaten-down coin that is quietly basing stands apart from one still falling.
Coins at new all-time highs, flagged as they break
A coin printing a fresh high has no overhead supply left — nothing above it but round numbers. The board flags the new high the moment price breaks the old anchor, and marks the near-highs sitting just under it. Put a price alert on the previous peak and you hear about the break instead of reading about it after.
How far Bitcoin sits below its all-time high
One row answers it: the live price, the percentage below the all-time high, and the multiple needed to reclaim it. Every other USD-quoted coin is measured the same way, so majors and small caps compare on one scale. Open the live chart when you want to see how the approach is actually being handled.
The prior ATH as a level, not just a statistic
An old all-time high is among the strongest resistance in crypto, and price rarely passes it quietly. The key-levels detector marks it whenever a coin trades within roughly 15% of the peak, alongside pivots, Fibonacci retracements and round numbers — so the number on the board turns into a line you can plan around.
ATH / ATL — common questions
- Where do the all-time high and low figures come from?
- The all-time high and low anchors come from CoinGecko, in USD. CoinBeacon then measures each coin's drawdown against the live Binance spot and futures price, so a fresh all-time high shows the instant price breaks the old anchor.
- How far is Bitcoin from its all-time high right now?
- The board answers it on one row: BTC's live price, the percentage it sits below its all-time high, and the recovery multiple to reclaim the peak. Because the anchor is the CoinGecko all-time high and the distance is measured against the live Binance price, the number moves with the market rather than being a figure someone typed in this morning.
- What does the recovery multiple mean?
- It is the all-time high divided by the current price — the multiple a coin must gain to reclaim its peak. A name sitting 80% below its high needs a 5.0× move; one that is 92% down needs 12.4×. It reframes a drawdown as the climb back.
- What counts as a deep drawdown?
- 80% or more below the all-time high — the board carries a Deep drawdown ≥80% filter that isolates those coins in one click. A coin that far down is trading at a fifth of its peak or less, which is why the recovery multiple sits next to it: the drawdown reads as a discount, the multiple reads as the work.
- Which coins does the ATH/ATL board cover?
- Every USD-quoted coin CoinBeacon tracks on Binance, majors and small caps alike, on one board. Because the drawdown is measured against the live Binance price rather than a blend of venues, the percentage on the row matches the chart you trade.
- What does the % from ATL column tell me that % from ATH doesn't?
- It shows the climb a coin has already made off its floor, which is the half of the story a drawdown hides. A coin can be 80% below its high and still be up thousands of percent from its low, while another is 92% down and barely off the bottom. Read together with the all-time range bar, the two columns say whether a beaten-down name has already been bid up or is still sitting on the lows.
- Can I get an alert when a coin makes a new all-time high?
- Not as a dedicated alert type — the board flags the new high itself, the moment price breaks the old anchor. To be told about it, set a price alert just above the previous peak: it is checked on CoinBeacon's servers around the clock and reaches Telegram, Discord, email or a webhook. The key-levels detector also marks the prior all-time high as resistance whenever price is within roughly 15% of it.
- Is the ATH/ATL board free to use?
- Yes. The free plan includes every CoinBeacon feature: the full ATH/ATL board, the market scanner, charts, and up to 5 active alerts with 10 notifications per day. Sign in with Google to start.
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