What an investment in Ethereum (ETH) would have become
Counted from the real daily price, not from a forecast. Pick an amount and a date — the result is worked out in your browser.
Source: CoinGecko, Sep 17, 2026 15:54.
Worth today
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Where to get ETH
Same money, different starting dates
| Bought | ETH price then | $100 | $1,000 | $10,000 | Change |
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| a week ago | $2,485 | $99.02 | $990.21 | $9,902 | −0.98% |
| a month ago | $1,874 | $131.28 | $1,313 | $13,128 | +31.28% |
| three months ago | $1,749 | $140.71 | $1,407 | $14,071 | +40.71% |
| six months ago | $2,140 | $115.01 | $1,150 | $11,501 | +15.01% |
Counted from the daily ETH price over 364 days (CoinGecko). Exchange and network fees are not in here, so a real result comes out slightly lower. Where these numbers come from
Why this says nothing about the future
These numbers are history. The same ETH showed +40.71% over one stretch and a loss over another, and the coming year may repeat neither. This page informs, it does not advise.
Where to get ETH
Here the rate is locked when the order is created, so the amount on screen is the amount that arrives.
Questions about the Ethereum calculator
What would $1000 in ETH six months ago be worth now?
$1,150 — a change of +15.01%. Six months ago ETH was $2,140, now it is $2,461.
How is it counted?
The amount is divided by the ETH price on the day you pick and multiplied by today's price. Prices are the daily closes from CoinGecko for 364 days.
Does this predict profit?
No. It shows what already happened. The best stretch here gave +40.71%, and losing stretches exist too — neither carries over.
Where do I buy ETH?
In any direction below: you send another coin or pay by card and receive ETH at a rate locked when the order is created.