What if I invested in Arbitrum?
$1,000 in Arbitrum five years ago, on Mar 23, 2023, is worth $106 today, a -89.4% return. Pick any date to test your own.
Buys at that day's close. Fees and taxes are not included.
$1,000 in Arbitrum on Mar 23, 2023 is worth $106 today, a loss of $894. It peaked at $1,709 on Jan 11, 2024.
$1,000 in Arbitrum at the start of each year
Bought on the first trading day of the year, valued at the close on Sep 13, 2026.
Reading the Arbitrum table
The spread between the best and worst starting year is the whole story of ARB: 2026 turned $1,000 into $697, while 2024 turned it into $80.83. Same coin, same holding discipline, different entry.
Annualised return is the fairer comparison across rows, since a purchase in 2024 has had far longer to compound than one in 2026. Worst drawdown shows the deepest fall each position took from its own peak, which is what a holder actually had to sit through.
If the entry date matters this much
That is the argument for spreading purchases out. The Arbitrum DCA calculator runs the same price history with a fixed weekly or monthly buy instead of a single date.
Frequently asked questions
- What would $1,000 in Arbitrum be worth today?
- It depends entirely on the date. Bought five years ago on Mar 23, 2023 it is worth $106. Bought at the start of 2026 it is worth $697, and at the start of 2024 it is worth $80.83.
- What was the best year to buy Arbitrum?
- Of the years with data, a purchase on the first trading day of 2026 did best: $1,000 became $697, an annualised -40.4%. The worst was 2024 at $80.83.
- How far did ARB fall along the way?
- The five-year position fell 96.8% from its peak at the worst point. Every row in the year table shows the same drawdown figure for that start date.
- Where does the price data come from?
- Daily closing prices for ARB/USDT on Binance from Mar 23, 2023 to Sep 13, 2026, refreshed weekly.