Frax Share Return Calculator
$1,000 invested between 2025-10-20 and 2026-10-18 became $207 before costs and excluded income. Adjust the amount and dates below.
Price coverage: through 2026-10-18 · CoinGecko market data fallback source · 1 calendar day before this refresh · cached closing prices, not a live quote
Your historical investment
- Choose an amount.
- Set the observed dates.
- Review the result, risk and source.
This observed investment lost $793 before excluded costs and income.
2025-10-20 to 2026-10-18. Annualized price return: -79.51%.
Showing the default sourced-price calculation.
Purchase fees $0. Price return and CAGR describe the asset, not a money-weighted return on contributions.
Price observations and investment values
| Date | Value | Contributed |
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Calculator terms
CAGR is the compound annual growth rate between the selected start and end prices. Drawdown is the largest closing-price fall from a prior peak in the displayed series. Neither is a future-return estimate.
Historical amounts at a glance
| Invested | Ending value | Gain / loss | Price return |
|---|---|---|---|
| Use $100 | $21 | -$79 | -79.31% |
| Use $1,000 | $207 | -$793 | -79.31% |
| Use $10,000 | $2,069 | -$7,931 | -79.31% |
What the ending value hides
Frax Share's largest decline between closing observations in this window was -84.39%, from 2025-10-27 to 2026-07-01. That high had not been recovered by 2026-10-18.
This is the full displayed source window, independent of calculator selections. Intraday losses may be larger; future losses can exceed historical drawdowns.
There is not enough stored history for complete one-year holding periods.
Against Bitcoin on matching dates
From 2025-10-20 to 2026-10-18, a one-off $1,000 became $207 in this asset and $743 in Bitcoin. The price-return difference was -53.61 percentage points.
Both use the dates available in both series, no contributions or fees, and exclude separately paid income. This fixed comparison uses the shared full window. It does not change with the form above.
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Does this include dividends or staking rewards?
No separately paid income is added. The displayed result is price-based; it is not a dividend-reinvested total return or a staking return.
Why can another calculator show a different number?
Different purchase dates, closing versus intraday prices, source adjustments, fees and dividend treatment change results. Use the exact dates and source linked here to compare like with like.
Can I use the historical annualized return as a forecast?
The historical CAGR describes this particular starting and ending price. It does not establish the rate a future investment will earn. Explore hypothetical return assumptions separately.
Model a future FXS investment
These are your hypothetical assumptions, not an analyst price target or a forecast derived from Frax Share's past return. Compare negative, flat and positive outcomes.
| Annual assumption | Contributed | Ending value |
|---|---|---|
| -10.00% | $1,000 | $729 |
| 0.00% | $1,000 | $1,000 |
| +5.00% | $1,000 | $1,158 |
| +10.00% | $1,000 | $1,331 |
Annual assumptions are effective annual rates converted to equivalent monthly rates. Contributions occur at month end. Costs, taxes and inflation are excluded. The table above changes only when this scenario form is submitted.
Data and calculation notes
USD display. Fractional units are assumed. Taxes, sale fees and income paid outside the price series are excluded. Cached observations are not live quotes.
For date selection, purchases use the first available observation on or after the start date and valuation uses the last observation on or before the end date. No prices are interpolated. Source gaps can affect results. Methodology 2026-09-16.1
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