Asset Rankings
Find the best and worst performing assets by total return, CAGR, and volatility. Updated daily using end-of-day close prices.
Last updatedJul 29, 2026
Coverage921 assets tracked
Updated today · EOD close data
Zcash (ZEC) leads the 1-year total return ranking at +1056.9%. Over 3 years, Celestia (TIA) leads with +17374.8%. Rankings use daily closing prices and refresh when data is rebuilt.
Summary metrics
Current leaders across return horizons and 1-year volatility. Filter by market below.
ZcashZEC
+1056.9%
Open ranking →CelestiaTIA
+17374.8%
Open ranking →FantomFTM
+7144.2%
Open ranking →CompoundCOMP
2749.1% vol
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Best Performing Assets (5 Years)
5YRank assets by 5-year total return and CAGR across stocks, crypto, indexes, commodities, and forex.
Best Performing Assets (10 Years)
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Most Volatile Assets (1 Year)
1YCompare the highest-volatility assets over 1 year using annualized volatility.
How asset rankings work
Three metrics power every leaderboard — all computed from daily closing prices.
Total return
The percentage gain or loss from the start to the end of the period. It shows how much an asset would have gained or lost over that horizon.
(end price ÷ start price) − 1
CAGR
Compound annual growth rate annualizes the return so you can compare performance across different time spans on an equal footing.
(end/start)^(1/years) − 1
Volatility
Annualized standard deviation of daily returns over the last year. Higher volatility means larger price swings and typically higher risk.
daily return stdev × √252
Price-only data. Dividends and fees are not included unless already reflected in the source feed.
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(end ÷ start)^(1 ÷ years) − 1, expressed as a percentage. Try the CAGR calculator to annualize any return window.How often are rankings updated?
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