One row per year, 52 week slots straight across, grouped under the month they belong to. Cells are whole percent — hover one for the exact figure.
This page lays Solana (SOL)'s history out one row per year, 52 week slots straight across, grouped under the month they belong to. Solana's defining weeks are visible at a glance: the stacked green slots of the 2021 run, and the deep red slots of November 2022 when the FTX failure hit its market hardest. The weekly strip is where SOL's crash-and-recover character is most legible.
A week's return is its last daily close against the last close of the previous slot — fixed chunks of calendar days, not ISO weeks, so columns align across years. SOL's data starts at its perpetual listing in September 2020. Few years of data pack in several full cycles — the 2021 vertical rally, the 2022 collapse around FTX, and the recovery that unwound much of it.
Solana is down 5.1% so far in week 41 (October) of 2026, from the last daily close of the previous week slot to the close of 10 October 2026 (UTC). Coinfuty's weekly grid uses 52 fixed slots per year (5, 4 and 4 per quarter month), so this cell keeps moving until the slot ends.
Solana returned −1.5% in week 40 (October) of 2026, its most recent completed week slot. The median return for that week slot on record is −0.8%.
Of the 40 completed week slots of 2026, Solana's strongest was week 34 (August) at +32.7% and its weakest week 23 (June) at −18.9%. 18 of 40 closed positive. The current slot is excluded until it ends.
Across 6 prior years on record, the median return for week 41 (October) is −4.6% for Solana. The best was 2020 at +4.4% and the worst 2022 at −7.6%; 2 of 6 closed positive.
Across 338 completed week slots on record, Solana's best week was week 36 (September) 2021 at +76.5% and its worst week 36 (September) 2020 at −48.4%. 172 of 338 weeks (51%) closed positive.
Clearly — the November 2022 slots are among the deepest red cells in SOL's history, standing out even against an already red year. The weeks that follow show the long base that preceded the recovery.
SOL's history here begins at its first daily perpetual-futures candle on Binance in September 2020. Week slots start with the first complete slot after the listing, and dashed cells mark slots before it — pre-listing history is not backfilled.
The last daily close of the week slot divided by the last close of the previous slot, minus one, in USD on UTC boundaries. Slots are equal chunks of calendar days within each month, not ISO weeks, so columns align across years.