If I had bought MIR
If I had bought MIR
Dates within the last week use the minute candle — accurate to the minute of purchase.
Ready examples: $100 put into MIR
a week ago+14.1%$100 → $114
a month ago+43.3%$100 → $143
three months ago-24.3%$100 → $76
six months ago-27.6%$100 → $72
a year ago-69.9%$100 → $30
since our history starts, August 26, 2024-81.8%$100 → $18
Dates within the last week use the minute candle — accurate to the minute of purchase.
A year of buying MIR
Over the last 364 days MIR closed between $0.002420 (July 17, 2026) and $0.020840 (August 28, 2025). One hundred dollars put in at the low would be worth $150 today; at the high, $17. The current price $0.003640 is above 62 of those 364 daily closes, so a purchase on a random day of that stretch would be in profit 17% of the time — fees aside.
A typical day moves MIR by 17.1%: a $1,000 position swings about $171 a day.
Low of the stretch$0.002420 · $100 → $150
High of the stretch$0.020840 · $100 → $17
Share of profitable dates17% · 62/364
The same calculation for neighbouring instruments
Calculators for other instruments in the “decentralised finance” category.