Days Since ATH
How long has the market been under water?
Why we track it · Time heals or grinds: the length of a stay below the peak shapes sentiment as much as its depth. The other side · A counter, not a signal. Day 400 tells you nothing day 399 didn't — watch it, don't trade it.
Days since the all-time high counts the elapsed time since the last record close — a measure of cycle age, nothing more.
328 days have passed since the all-time-high close of $124,824 on 2025-10-06. This counts elapsed time only and says nothing about what comes next.
Trace this number
| All-time-high close | $124,824 | as of 2025-10-06 |
| Latest close | — | as of 2026-08-30 |
| days between the ATH date and the latest close | = 328 days | |
The arithmetic is auditable; whether it means anything is the “other side” above. Levels are the weekly file’s completed closes — the reading stitches the live spot when available, so an intraday value can differ.
History
Off daily closes through 2026-08-30 (btc-history.json, weekly automated refresh); the current reading stitches the live spot when available.
How it's computed
For each day, count the days elapsed since the most recent all-time-high close, resetting to zero whenever a new high prints. It counts elapsed time only and carries no valuation bands. Computed off daily closes through the latest row in btc-history.json — a price-only series refreshed weekly by an automated, validation-gated pipeline, so the tail can trail the live market by up to a week between refreshes. The current reading stitches the live spot when available.
Evidence basis · a plain elapsed-time counter — no sample, nothing fit