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ATH & ATL

MATIC All-Time High and All-Time Low Price Records

MATIC All-Time High and All-Time Low

Tracking the MATIC all-time high (ATH) and all-time low (ATL) provides crucial context for evaluating the token's historical performance and potential future trajectory. These benchmark prices serve as important reference points for investors and analysts.

MATIC All-Time High: $2.92

The MATIC all-time high price of $2.92 was recorded in December 2021. This peak occurred during the broader cryptocurrency bull market, driven by several factors: the explosive growth of DeFi applications on Polygon, the rapid expansion of the Polygon ecosystem, institutional interest in Layer 2 solutions, and the general euphoria of the 2021 bull cycle. At its ATH, MATIC's market capitalization exceeded $20 billion.

Distance from All-Time High

As of early 2026, MATIC/POL is trading approximately 93% below its all-time high. This significant drawdown is consistent with historical patterns for Layer 2 tokens following peak euphoria cycles. However, it's worth noting that the project fundamentals — including the POL token upgrade, zkEVM technology, and continued developer activity — remain intact.

MATIC All-Time Low: ~$0.00314

The MATIC all-time low was recorded shortly after its exchange listing in 2019, when the price briefly touched approximately $0.00314. From this all-time low to the all-time high represents a gain of over 92,000% — one of the most impressive appreciation records in cryptocurrency history. From the all-time low to current prices (2026), MATIC/POL is still up over 3,000%.

ATH by Exchange

The ATH of $2.92 was observed consistently across major exchanges including Binance, Coinbase Pro, Kraken, and FTX (now defunct). Minor variations between exchanges (typically less than 1%) are normal due to liquidity differences and regional demand.

Historical Context

MATIC's ATH to ATL range of $2.92 to $0.00314 illustrates both the extraordinary opportunity and the extreme volatility inherent in early-stage blockchain infrastructure tokens. Similar patterns have been observed with other Layer 2 and smart contract platform tokens following their initial discovery and adoption phases.