ether.fi (ETHFI) DCA Calculator
What a fixed dollar amount bought in ether.fi every day, week or month: a dollar-cost averaging backtest on Binance spot ETHFIUSDT daily closes, with the total invested, the coins bought, their value at the quoted price and a lump sum of the same total for comparison. Fees are ignored.
Buying $100 a week since 18 Mar 2024 (139 buys from 18 Mar 2024) put $13,900 into ether.fi; those 16,776.2009 ETHFI are worth $10,517 at the quote fetched 2026-11-10 00:20 UTC, -24.34%. Investing the same $13,900 at once on 18 Mar 2024 trailed it: $2,793 (-79.91%).
ether.fi's Binance spot history starts on 18 Mar 2024, so the plan starts there.
Your plan
USD, buys at the UTC daily close$100 a week since 18 Mar 2024
CSV of each buy- Value now
- $10,517
- Invested
- $13,900 · 139 buys
- Profit
- -$3,383 (-24.34%)
- ETHFI bought
- 16,776.2009
- Average buy price
- 0.8286 · quoted 0.6269 (-24.34%)
- Lump sum on 18 Mar 2024
- $2,793 (-79.91%)
Valuation: quote fetched 2026-11-10 00:20 UTC · candle 10 Nov 2026 so far.
Backtest: first buy 18 Mar 2024, latest closed day 9 Nov 2026. Fees, spread and taxes are ignored. Not financial advice.
Value vs amount invested
18 Mar 2024 – 9 Nov 2026 · daily closes · linearValue of the coins bought Total invested
$100 a week vs $100 a month in ether.fi
value at 0.6269 USDT · fetched 2026-11-10 00:20 UTC| Plan | First buy | Invested | ETHFI bought | Value now | Profit | Avg buy price | Lump sum |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Weekly, 1 year | 10 Nov 2025 | $5,300 | 10,293.4449 | $6,453 | +21.75% | 0.5149 +21.75% | -38.30% |
| Weekly, 3 years | Binance history starts 18 Mar 2024, after 10 Nov 2023 | ||||||
| Weekly, 5 years | Binance history starts 18 Mar 2024, after 10 Nov 2021 | ||||||
| Weekly, since listing | 18 Mar 2024 | $13,900 | 16,776.2009 | $10,517 | -24.34% | 0.8286 -24.34% | -79.91% |
| Monthly, 1 year | 10 Nov 2025 | $1,200 | 2,342.3203 | $1,468 | +22.37% | 0.5123 +22.37% | -38.30% |
| Monthly, 3 years | Binance history starts 18 Mar 2024, after 10 Nov 2023 | ||||||
| Monthly, 5 years | Binance history starts 18 Mar 2024, after 10 Nov 2021 | ||||||
| Monthly, since listing | 18 Mar 2024 | $3,200 | 3,748.7677 | $2,350 | -26.56% | 0.8536 -26.56% | -79.91% |
How to read it. Each plan buys $100 (or your amount) of ether.fi on every scheduled day at that UTC day's closing price: weekly plans every 7 days from the first buy, monthly plans on the same day of each month. Value is the coins bought times the dated quote; profit is value over the total invested. The lump sum puts the same total in at the first buy's close. The average buy price is the total invested over the coins bought, compared with the quoted price.
Fees ignored: no trading fee, spread, slippage or tax is deducted. Source: Binance spot ETHFIUSDT daily candles (public API), refreshed every few hours. Not financial advice.
ether.fi DCA FAQ
How much would $100 a week in ether.fi since 18 Mar 2024 be worth?
139 buys of $100 from 18 Mar 2024 put $13,900 into ether.fi; the 16,776.2009 ETHFI bought are worth $10,517 at the quoted price (-24.34%). The average buy price was 0.828555 USDT, -24.34% vs that quote. Valuation: 2026-11-10 00:20 UTC.
How does the DCA backtest work?
The plan buys the same dollar amount on every scheduled day from the start date: every day, every 7 days, or on the start's day of the month (the last day in shorter months). Each buy fills at that UTC day's closing price on Binance spot; a day without a candle buys at the next close. The value is the coins bought times the dated quote, and the profit is that value over the total invested.
Are fees included?
No. Trading fees, spread, slippage, withdrawal costs and taxes are ignored, so a real plan ends with slightly fewer coins: at a 0.1% trading fee, about 0.1% fewer.
What is the lump-sum comparison?
The same total invested all at once at the close of the plan's first buy day. In a market that rose steadily a lump sum usually ends higher; after a fall, DCA's lower average buy price usually wins.
Is past performance a guide to future returns?
No. A backtest shows what a plan would have done on past prices only. For a position you already hold, the average entry price calculator combines your own fills. Nothing here is financial advice.