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BABY traded an unusually large five-minute volume bar on Binance. The measurement is five-minute traded volume against that pair's own average over the previous twenty bars, which came in more than 8 standard deviations high, taken over one five-minute bar against the prior hundred minutes across Binance, the exchange carrying the print, read at 10:13 UTC. For context, a reading of one to two standard deviations is ordinary intraday noise on this measure; anything beyond three is rare enough that we only publish the largest one we can see at the time. Price on the day is +3.2%, which is the part worth noting: volume and price are not always saying the same thing.
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QI leads the 24-hour tape at +214.3%. The measurement is the median 24-hour change for each coin across every exchange we track, rather than the single best exchange, so one thin listing cannot crown a mover, taken over a rolling 24 hours across every tracked exchange, with at least 2 required per coin, out of 972 coins on the tape, read at 12:21 UTC. On a normal day the front of this list sits in the teens, so a leader above fifty per cent is worth a second look rather than a headline. The names in front are QI at +214.3%, AURORA at +42.7%, PHA at +38.6%.
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DeFi is the strongest sector over the last 24 hours at +18.7%, and Memecoin the weakest at +5.3%. The measurement is the median 24-hour change of the coins we map to each sector, taken over a rolling 24 hours across every tracked exchange, across 13 sectors, read at 12:08 UTC. Sector spreads of a few per cent are ordinary; a double-digit gap between best and worst is the kind of rotation worth recording.
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15 coins closed at a new 90-day high and 2 at a new 90-day low. The measurement is closing prices against each coin's own high and low over the window, taken over 90 daily closes across our own daily bars across 164 coins, read at 12:22 UTC. On a flat tape both counts sit in low single digits. The ratio between them is the useful part; the absolute numbers move with how many coins we cover.
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ETH is trading at 2,685.16, +0.2% over 24 hours, with the largest resting order in its book at $68K. The measurement is closing price, 24-hour change, funding and the largest resting order in the book, taken over a rolling 24 hours across Binance, read at 14:28 UTC. We publish this daily for the two majors regardless of whether anything interesting happened, so the record has an unbroken baseline to read the rest of the tape against.
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A $1.0M ask has been resting on TAO at 316.999947 on Coinbase for 10 minutes, 0.1% above the price. The measurement is the largest resting order on one side of the book, sampled every five minutes, taken over 10 minutes of continuous observation across Coinbase, read at 22:46 UTC. It is the largest order on that side we have sampled on this book in seven days, and it was present on every read. Resting orders can be pulled at any moment.
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LYN saw $466K of positions force-closed, the largest single one being $11K on the shorts side. That is 14.4% of the $3.2M the coin trades in a day. The measurement is forced position closes reported by the exchange, summed by side, taken over the last 6 hours across Binance, read at 22:49 UTC. Forced closes cluster where leverage was densest, so they mark where positioning was, not where it is going. We publish a coin when its forced closes are unusually large against its own daily volume, judged against the last 7 days of readings across every coin.
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PHA saw $1.3M of positions force-closed, the largest single one being $13K on the shorts side. That is 2.9% of the $44.1M the coin trades in a day. The measurement is forced position closes reported by the exchange, summed by side, taken over the last 6 hours across Binance, read at 23:52 UTC. Forced closes cluster where leverage was densest, so they mark where positioning was, not where it is going. We publish a coin when its forced closes are unusually large against its daily volume, or when its six-hour total is in the top 0.5% for coins trading $5M to $50M a day over the last 7 days. This one qualified on the second test.
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A $0.5M ask has been resting on XSPCX at 148.580052 on OKX for 10 minutes, 0.0% above the price. The measurement is the largest resting order on one side of the book, sampled every five minutes, taken over 10 minutes of continuous observation across OKX, read at 01:41 UTC. It is the largest order on that side we have sampled on this book in seven days, and it was present on every read. Resting orders can be pulled at any moment.
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POND leads the 24-hour tape at +160.8%. The measurement is the median 24-hour change for each coin across every exchange we track, rather than the single best exchange, so one thin listing cannot crown a mover, taken over a rolling 24 hours across every tracked exchange, with at least 2 required per coin, out of 961 coins on the tape, read at 12:14 UTC. On a normal day the front of this list sits in the teens, so a leader above fifty per cent is worth a second look rather than a headline. The names in front are POND at +160.8%, RARE at +70.8%, AMP at +49.4%.
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Social/NFT is the strongest sector over the last 24 hours at +47.4%, and Layer 1 the weakest at -0.8%. The measurement is the median 24-hour change of the coins we map to each sector, taken over a rolling 24 hours across every tracked exchange, across 14 sectors, read at 12:08 UTC. Sector spreads of a few per cent are ordinary; a double-digit gap between best and worst is the kind of rotation worth recording.
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BTC is trading at 84,150.01, -0.2% over 24 hours, with the largest resting order in its book at $558K. The measurement is closing price, 24-hour change, funding and the largest resting order in the book, taken over a rolling 24 hours across Binance, read at 12:15 UTC. We publish this daily for the two majors regardless of whether anything interesting happened, so the record has an unbroken baseline to read the rest of the tape against.
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ETH is trading at 2,686.24, -1.1% over 24 hours, with the largest resting order in its book at $125K. The measurement is closing price, 24-hour change, funding and the largest resting order in the book, taken over a rolling 24 hours across Binance, read at 13:18 UTC. We publish this daily for the two majors regardless of whether anything interesting happened, so the record has an unbroken baseline to read the rest of the tape against.
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A resting bid of $262K is sitting on ICP at 3.19 on Binance, 1.16% away from the current price. It is larger than at least 99.5% of the readings of this book's biggest order over the last 14 days, which is what made it qualify. The measurement is a single resting order observed on every five-minute read for 25 minutes, taken over 25 minutes of continuous observation across Binance, where the order rests, read at 19:35 UTC. A size that is routine for this book would not have been published. It is a fact about the book, not a forecast: resting size can be cancelled at any moment.
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A resting bid of $3.5M is sitting on CRCLB at 88 on Binance, 0.45% away from the current price. It is larger than at least 99.5% of the readings of this book's biggest order over the last 14 days, which is what made it qualify. The measurement is a single resting order observed on every five-minute read for 65 minutes, taken over 65 minutes of continuous observation across Binance, where the order rests, read at 20:39 UTC. A size that is routine for this book would not have been published. It is a fact about the book, not a forecast: resting size can be cancelled at any moment.
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FlowAlpha flagged MUBARAK on Sep 21, 2026, when our scanner confirmed a Breakout Retest Hold on the 4h at 0.03381 on Binance. Its best close since the flag stands at +146.08%. That close came 32 hours after the flag, and at the latest hourly close the call stands at +70.78%. It is the strongest call either board confirmed in the last 72 hours. Peaks are measured on hourly closing prices.
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We have withdrawn our double bottom call on COTI, flagged on the 1h chart on Sep 3 at 0.01339 on Binance. The reason is that its two lows were not level enough to count as a textbook double bottom. The rule behind it was applied on Sep 12, after the call had been published. Its highest price since the flag stands at +99.78% from the flag price, with a deepest drawdown of -2.32%. A published call is not taken down when a rule changes. It stays on the board labelled as withdrawn, and its grade stays in our record whether it worked or not. Grades use the highest price, the same basis the pattern board shows. Our earlier posts on this call quoted its best closing price, +41.82%, which is why the figures differ.
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We have withdrawn our rectangle call on DASH, flagged on the 4h chart on Aug 19 at 30.85 on Binance. The reason is that the box only held because it was drawn wider than the pattern itself. The rule behind it was applied on Sep 13, after the call had been published. Its highest price since the flag stands at +155.04% from the flag price, with a deepest drawdown of -1.30%. A published call is not taken down when a rule changes. It stays on the board labelled as withdrawn, and its grade stays in our record whether it worked or not. Grades use the highest price, the same basis the pattern board shows. Our earlier posts on this call quoted its best closing price, +151.38%, which is why the figures differ.
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A $0.3M ask has been resting on SPCXB at 148.580052 on Binance for 10 minutes, 0.0% above the price. The measurement is the largest resting order on one side of the book, sampled every five minutes, taken over 10 minutes of continuous observation across Binance, read at 05:23 UTC. It is the largest order on that side we have sampled on this book in seven days, and it was present on every read. Resting orders can be pulled at any moment.
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FlowAlpha flagged CVX on Jul 25, 2026, when our scanner confirmed a rectangle on the 4h at 1.323. Its best close since the flag stands at +87.68%. Peaks are measured on closing prices and re-read from the tape before posting.
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The grade is in for STONK. We posted it as our setup of the day on Sep 16, 2026 at 0.182655 and said it would be graded after 3 days, win or lose. Its highest price inside those 3 days was +58.77% from the flag price, with a deepest drawdown of -18.96%. That clears our +5% rule, so it is graded a win. Setup grades use the highest price, the same basis the pattern board shows.
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