Compare assets
Compare the price performance of 2–4 cryptocurrencies, stocks, indices, currencies and commodities from a common starting point. One period, a clear chart and real observations.
Choose at least two assets.
How the comparison is calculated
Every line starts at 0% at the first common observation within the selected period. Change is calculated as (price / starting price − 1) × 100. The chart ends at the last common observation. If an asset has a shorter history, the comparison uses the available common period shown below the chart.
We use completed daily candles, or completed weeks for MAX. For aggregate data, we use the last available observation in each day or week. Each market has its own close, so these are not intraday prices at the same second. A dashed connector joins the last and next real observation across periods without quotes, such as weekends or holidays. It does not represent trades during that time. Missing prices are not added or displayed by the cursor.
The comparison uses each asset’s original quote currency shown beside its symbol, without currency conversion or adding extra dividends. A currency pair measures the rate in its stated direction; it does not convert the other lines into another currency. Indices use their original point series: this DAX variant includes dividends, while the displayed US price indices do not. USD and USDT are different currencies. For perpetuals, it uses the selected market’s price only, excluding leverage, funding payments and fees. Spot metals use daily averages rather than closing prices. Commodity futures use continuous series, where contract changes can cause jumps. The starting price must be positive; a later negative price can produce a decline below −100%.