AM edition
issue generated 2026-10-25 06:33 UTC · data as of 2026-10-25 06:32 UTC
21 up · 156 down · 1 flat — 87.6% of markets down 24h
AM edition
issue generated 2026-10-25 06:33 UTC · data as of 2026-10-25 06:32 UTC
21 up · 156 down · 1 flat — 87.6% of markets down 24h
PM edition
issue generated 2026-10-25 18:33 UTC · data as of 2026-10-25 18:32 UTC
94 up · 81 down · 3 flat — 52.8% of markets up 24h
7-day: Memes leads at -1.3%; Layer 2 lags at -10.1%.
Broad selling hit crypto perpetuals as 156 of 178 coins fell, with total volume reaching $4.6B and longs absorbing at least $38.8M in liquidations. Median decline reached 2.32%.
342 markets (164 hip-3) · $5.09B 24h volume ($484.4M hip-3) · $15.08B open interest ($3.97B hip-3) · median crypto 24h -2.3%
USELESS jumped 12.1% while SKR and PONS fell 5.82% and 4.27%, splitting the Other category 1.13% lower. Funding holds at 10.93% with no flips. A third straight edition lower, the group slipped one rank to fourth by volume.
XMR led Layer 1 higher after delistings from centralized exchanges lifted Monero 4.3% while the category slipped 1.7% against a 2.32% median. INIT flipped to longs_pay at 10.95% funding. A third straight edition lower, Layer 1 still ranks first by volume.
DeFi extended its weekly slide with a 2.3% drop, ending at its 7-day low. LIT and CHIP rose 4.76% and 4.24% while REZ and AERO fell 7.68% and 6.28%. Funding sits at 9.16% with no sign flips.
ANIME flipped to shorts_pay at minus 549.04% funding and posted a 22.85-times volume surge, yet the category fell 2.21%. FARTCOIN slid 6.56% on 3.55-times volume. A third straight edition lower, Memes rose one rank to third by volume.
OI-weighted funding +9.9% annualized at the issue clock — longs paying shorts.
Extremes: XMR +99% ann (longs pay) · ANIME -549% ann (shorts pay) · ZORA -70% ann (shorts pay) · GRAM -67% ann (shorts pay)
GRASS rose 5.86% while WLD fell 2.77% on selling pressure after a failed rally, leaving AI 1.87% lower. WLD flipped to longs_pay at 10.95% funding. A third straight edition lower, AI holds fifth rank by volume.
ZORA shorts paid 70.37% annualized funding while the token fell 3.35% on 8.72-times volume, the clearest outlier in Infrastructure. The category dropped 2.75% and sits at its 7-day low. A third straight edition lower, the group stays sixth by volume.
Layer 2 extended its weekly decline, falling 2.5% to a fresh 7-day low. STRK slid 6.69% and ARB fell 2.48%. Funding stands at 9.62% with no flips. A third straight edition lower, L2 remains seventh by volume.
Gaming extended its weekly slide with a 2.81% drop to a fresh 7-day low. Volume and open interest remain thin. A third straight edition lower, the category holds eighth rank.
7-day confirmed liquidations $91.3M — longs $49.2M, shorts $42.1M (lower bound). Last 24h: $38.8M across 6 bursts — largest $11.4M in BTC longs.
24h return dispersion σ 2.69% across 152 markets.
Widest 7-day gap in Layer 1: INIT +27.0% vs TIA -15.2% — 42pp apart.
At open-interest cap: CANTO, FTM, JELLY, LOOM, RLB, VINE, ZEREBRO.
1 market excluded from this issue (unlisted in our registry or missing a week of candles) — excluded means excluded, never zero-filled.
Machine-written from venue data and machine-checked before publish; sections that fail checks are omitted, whole editions are withheld. Perpetual futures are high-risk, leveraged instruments — this is market reporting, not investment advice or a recommendation of any kind.
7-day: AI leads at +2.1%; Layer 2 lags at -6.2%.
Modest gains across 94 coins outpaced 81 decliners as the tape posted a 0.18% median rise. AI tokens led with a 2.38% category advance while Layer 1 and DeFi names also posted small positive moves.
342 markets (164 hip-3) · $3.04B 24h volume ($417.6M hip-3) · $15.18B open interest ($4.01B hip-3) · median crypto 24h +0.2%
Animecoin fell 14.62% on exchange wallet transfers and flipped to -374.4% shorts-pay funding. The category slipped 0.29% against the 0.18% median, extending its four-edition decline. Volume in Animecoin ran 6.06 times its seven-day average.
Initia led Layer 1 with an 8.61% advance while Injective added 4.67%. The category rose 0.74% against a 0.18% median, extending its volume leadership at rank 1 for a second straight edition. Funding stayed positive at 10.45% with no flips recorded. No clear catalyst in the chatter.
Ethena surged 10.83% while Compound slid 8.19% and flipped to shorts-pay funding at -86.86%. The category posted a 0.64% gain against the 0.18% median. Compound's volume spiked 4.26 times its seven-day average. No clear catalyst in the chatter.
Pons and USELESS led the category with 6.08% and 5.13% gains. The group rose 0.95% against the 0.18% median, climbing one rank to third by volume. Trader chatter cited a meme-coin call thread promoting Pons.
OI-weighted funding +10.1% annualized at the issue clock — longs paying shorts.
Extremes: VVV +25% ann (longs pay) · ANIME -374% ann (shorts pay) · COMP -87% ann (shorts pay)
Grass jumped 11.99% on AI data demand while Venice added 6.12% amid whale profit-taking. The category led the tape at 2.38% and took weekly leadership from Memes. Funding sits at 13.54% with Venice at the extreme 25.09% longs-pay level.
Pyth Network rose 6.03% after adding new US Treasury indices and expanded commodity coverage. The category fell 0.82% against the 0.18% median, extending its four-edition decline. Nillion added 4.53% on privacy-focused execution primitives.
Arbitrum gained 1.34% while Starknet dropped 3.79%. The category rose 0.48% against the 0.18% median. Starknet migration chatter dominated Layer 2 commentary.
The category slipped 0.57% against the 0.18% median, extending its four-edition decline. Volume and open interest remained moderate with no movers crossing the threshold. No clear catalyst in the chatter.
7-day confirmed liquidations $91.3M — longs $49.2M, shorts $42.1M (lower bound). Last 24h: $0.00 across 0 bursts.
24h return dispersion σ 3.16% across 134 markets.
Widest 7-day gap in Layer 1: INIT +29.6% vs TIA -12.1% — 42pp apart.
At open-interest cap: CANTO, FTM, JELLY, LOOM, RLB, VINE, ZEREBRO.
1 market excluded from this issue (unlisted in our registry or missing a week of candles) — excluded means excluded, never zero-filled.
Machine-written from venue data and machine-checked before publish; sections that fail checks are omitted, whole editions are withheld. Perpetual futures are high-risk, leveraged instruments — this is market reporting, not investment advice or a recommendation of any kind.