Explore historical Solana returns
Solana is a newer asset than Bitcoin and Ethereum, with a shorter but especially volatile public price history. This hub brings together its early 2020 period, the 2021 bull market, the 2022 drawdown and the more recent recovery years, helping users compare entries across the full available history.
Solana return scenarios by date
Choose a historic entry period. Each page shows a live calculation of the current value, the return, and the highest value reached after the selected date.
Historical results use weekly closing prices and do not include trading fees, taxes, spreads, staking rewards or intraday price movements.
How to read a historical return
The calculator’s peak-value feature is particularly useful for a volatile asset such as SOL. It shows the maximum historical value reached after a chosen date, alongside the current value. Those are two different concepts: a past peak is not a realised return unless an investor actually sold.
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers about the calculator, data and limitations.
How far back does the Solana calculator go?+
The available weekly price data begins in 2020. The hub links to every supported annual and rolling-period SOL scenario.
What is the peak value in a Solana result?+
It is the highest value the hypothetical portfolio reached after the selected entry date, calculated from weekly closing prices. It is not the same as a realised return.
Can I compare Solana with Bitcoin or Ethereum?+
Yes. Use the main calculator to compare the same amount and date against supported assets, including Bitcoin and Ethereum.
Does the tool include staking rewards?+
No. Results track historical price movement only and do not include staking rewards, fees, taxes or trading costs.