What changed this year?
One-year data emphasizes the current market cycle, recent highs and lows, and whether SUM has gained or lost value over the period.

The Sumcoin Index changes with the broader cryptocurrency market. Historical data lets the current rate be viewed as part of a market cycle rather than as an isolated number.
One-year data emphasizes the current market cycle, recent highs and lows, and whether SUM has gained or lost value over the period.
The all-time series makes it possible to distinguish a temporary local high from the actual historical extremes recorded by the index.
SUM/BTC history removes the dollar from the comparison and shows how the Sumcoin reference value changed in Bitcoin terms.
The main dashboard normalizes SUM, Bitcoin, gold, silver and U.S. dollar purchasing power to the same starting value. A move from 100 to 150 means a 50% increase regardless of the asset's original dollar price.
That is useful because a high nominal coin price does not by itself tell you whether an asset performed well. What matters is the percentage change over the same period.