Reading Price Charts
Charts show how prices have changed over time. Here's how to read them.
Line Charts
Line charts connect data points with a line, making it easy to see the overall trend. The X-axis shows time (days, weeks, months) and the Y-axis shows the price or rate.
Uptrend vs Downtrend
An uptrend means prices are generally rising over the period. A downtrend means they're falling. Flat lines suggest stability or consolidation.
📈 Try our Charts page to explore currency and crypto history. To quantify the change between two prices, use our Percentage Change Calculator.
What Historical Data Shows
Historical charts help you see patterns, volatility, and how an asset has performed over different timeframes. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Using Different Timeframes
Shorter periods (7 days) show recent movements. Longer periods (90 days) reveal broader trends. Use both to get a fuller picture.
Applying Chart Data
Charts show how prices have changed over time. To quantify the change between two specific values — for example, a stock or crypto price — use our Percentage Change Calculator. It shows the percent gain or loss between any two numbers.
Explore Our Charts
Our Charts page lets you view historical data for currency pairs and cryptocurrencies. Select a pair or coin, then switch between 7, 30, and 90-day views to see different timeframes.
For informational purposes only. Not financial advice.