How the 2027 tables are built

Each coin page starts from one USD quote recorded on 2 Nov 2026. The site keeps two CoinMarketCap lists. The top list is the first 2,000 coins on the main market-cap ranking. The meme list is the first 2,000 coins in the memes category, out of 5,408 meme coins reported that day. A coin that is on both lists has one page.

The monthly step

January through December 2027 are twelve steps from that quote. The normal step is the coin's own percent change over the previous 90 days, divided by three. That step is capped between a 5% monthly decline and a 6% monthly rise, so one wild quarter cannot set an extreme path. If the 90-day change is missing, the normal step is 2% a month.

The bear step is five percentage points lower than the normal step, and it is never milder than a 3% monthly decline. The bull step is seven percentage points higher than the normal step, and it is never milder than a 5% monthly rise.

The page prints the three steps it used. December is the quote compounded twelve times. Nothing in the table is a target, a promise, or a probability.

Missing quotes

If CoinMarketCap returned the coin and left the USD price empty, the page says so and does not fill in a number. A blank cell is kept blank.

What the pages are for

The coin page holds the three-column month table. Linked pages give each question its own URL: the full 2027 path, the bull path, the normal path, the bear path, and one page for each month of 2027 when a USD quote exists. A coin with no quote does not get month pages.

2026, 2030, and the other questions

A coin with a USD quote also gets a 2026 page, a 2030 page, and an "is it a good investment" page. The 2026 page does not invent January through October 2026, because the quote is already 2 Nov 2026. Its first row is January 2027, one monthly step. The 2030 page compounds that same step through December 2030, which is 48 steps, and the bull figure is labeled as arithmetic rather than a forecast.

Every coin with a USD quote also has pages for 2040, "will it go back up", "will it go up", "should I buy it", and "how high will it go". A coin with ten searches still gets the page. A few coins with a measured "1 cent" or "$1" query have a reach page, and only when the recorded price is still under that target. Coins with no USD quote do not get any of these pages.