Leaderboard

Full market ranking

Run every supported market with the same amount and horizon

The homepage shows a short featured leaderboard. This page expands the ranking across every supported crypto, stock, ETF, index, and metal, with progress shown while the cached history data is collected.

How to read the ranking

The leaderboard reruns the same investment amount across every supported market and sorts the results by today's estimated value. A $100 run over one year, for example, asks what $100 would be worth now if it had been placed into Bitcoin, gold, NVIDIA, the S&P 500, and the rest of the supported list on the same starting date.

This is a historical comparison, not a recommendation engine. A top-ranked asset may also have had a severe drawdown along the way, and a low-ranked asset may still have played a different role in a real portfolio. Use the ranking as a starting point, then open individual scenarios to inspect entry price, current price, return, and risk notes.

Why numbers may differ

The ranking uses daily historical closes and the latest available price route. Exchange fills, broker quotes, dividends, fees, spreads, taxes, and exact intraday timing can all change a real account result. For stock and ETF history, adjusted close data is used where available to reduce split and dividend distortions.

If a provider is unreachable, the page may use a cached or bundled fallback so the comparison still loads. The source column shows whether a row came from Binance, Yahoo, or fallback data, and the full calculation approach is documented in the methodology.