2025 has emerged as a landmark year for crypto token performance. Specifically, MYX Finance ($MYX), aPriori ($APR), and SOON ($SOON) have led the space in 2025 in terms of all-time high (ATH) return on investment (ROI) levels. As per the data from Phoenix Group, the other names on the list include Velvet ($VELVET), RICE AI ($RICE), MyShell ($SHELL), Plasma ($XPL), and Sonic SVM ($SONIC). Hence, the impressive growth of these projects underscores the aggressively expanding adoption of crypto assets.
MYX Finance Leads 2025’s Token Standouts in Terms of ATH ROI at 146.39x
At the top of the list of 2025’s prominent tokens based on ATH ROI is MYX Finance ($MYX). Launched through Binance, $MYX concluded its release on the 6th of May, with its current price accounting for $3.34. Its ATH ROI peaked at 2102x while its present ROI stands at 374.58x. Following that, aPriori ($APR) also utilized Binance launchpad, concluding its release on the 23rd of October. Additionally, its ATH ROI stands at 146.39x, whereas its present ROI is 24.39x.
Subsequently, SOON ($SOON) sits at the 3rd rank among key tokens of 2025 in the case of ATH ROI. Its event ended on the 22nd of May, and its ATH ROI is 97.53x while the current ROI thereof is 7.18x. Occupying the next position, Velvet Capital ($VELVET) ended its event on the 10th of July. Particularly, its ATH ROI is almost 62.79x, and the present ROI of the project is 34.61x. Coming after that, RICE AI’s ($RICE) launch concluded on the 18th of August. Moreover, it saw 35.24x ATH ROI; nonetheless, its current ROI is 0.62x.
Sonic SVM Bottoms List with 28.31x ATH ROI
Moving on, Phoenix Group’s list of 2025’s notable tokens in line with ATH ROI includes MyShell ($SHELL) in the 6th place. Concluding its event on the 13th of February, the project reached 34.51x in terms of ATH ROI, and its present ROI is 2.24x. Next comes Plasma ($XPL), which hit 33.78x in ATH ROI, with its latest ROI standing at 2.74x. At the end of the list, Sonic SVM’s ($SONIC) ATH ROI was 28.31x, whereas its new ROI is 1.69x.
