How far Avalanche is from its all-time high close on Binance spot AVAXUSDT, since 22 Sep 2020, and how long past drawdowns took to recover.
Avalanche is 91.9% below its all-time high close of 135 USDT, set on 22 Nov 2021 (1,774 days ago); it last closed at 10.94. Its deepest drawdown since the Binance listing on 22 Sep 2020 was -95.6% (low on 19 Jun 2026). The longest stretch below a prior high lasted 1,774 days, from 22 Nov 2021, and it is still underwater.
ATH since Binance listing (22 Sep 2020)Source: Binance spot AVAXUSDT, 1d closes (UTC)As of 15:15 UTC
Avalanche drawdown from its all-time high
AVAXUSDT · since 22 Sep 2020 · now -91.9%
Avalanche drawdown now
Latest close
10.937 USDT (1 Oct 2026)
All-time high close
134.84 USDT on 22 Nov 2021
Days since the ATH
1774
Maximum drawdown
-95.6%
Longest underwater
1774 days (still underwater)
Avalanche worst drawdown per year
Deepest close below the running all-time high, UTC years
Year
Worst drawdown
Low on
2026
-95.6%
19 Jun 2026
2025
-91.5%
18 Dec 2025
2024
-85.5%
5 Aug 2024
2023
-93.5%
24 Sep 2023
2022
-91.9%
30 Dec 2022
2021
-82.4%
20 Jul 2021
2020
-45.4%
27 Dec 2020
Avalanche drawdowns of 20% or more and days to recover
Peak to the first later close above it
Peak
Peak close
Drawdown
Low on
Recovered
Days
22 Nov 2021
134.84
-95.6%
19 Jun 2026
still underwater
1774
23 Sep 2021
76.440
-28.9%
12 Oct 2021
4 Nov 2021
42
24 Aug 2021
55.474
-33.3%
8 Sep 2021
11 Sep 2021
18
10 Feb 2021
54.686
-82.4%
20 Jul 2021
24 Aug 2021
195
22 Sep 2020
5.319
-45.4%
27 Dec 2020
8 Jan 2021
108
How to read it. Drawdown is each day's close over the highest close so far, minus one. The all-time high is since the Binance spot listing (22 Sep 2020), on closing prices. See also Avalanche's monthly returns and returns by hour and weekday.
Source: Binance spot AVAXUSDT daily candles (public API), refreshed every few hours. Not financial advice.
Avalanche drawdown FAQ
How is the drawdown from the all-time high calculated?
Drawdown is today's daily close divided by the highest daily close since the coin was listed on Binance spot, minus one. Zero means the latest close is itself an all-time high; -50% means the price is half of its peak. Intraday wicks are ignored.
Is this the true all-time high of the coin?
Only since the Binance spot listing on 22 Sep 2020: history before that, or on other venues, is not included, so Avalanche's all-time high elsewhere can differ slightly. It uses closing prices (UTC), not intraday highs.
How are recovery days counted?
Calendar days from a peak to the first later daily close above it. A drawdown that has not recovered yet counts the days to the latest candle and is marked still underwater. Only drawdowns of at least 20% are listed.
What is a maximum drawdown?
The largest peak-to-trough fall before a new high. It shows how much a holder had to sit through, not a forecast. See the monthly returns and funding rates for context. Nothing here is financial advice.