2026-01-10 23:48:37

Just caught the latest moves in the derivatives market over the past quarter-hour. On the upside, GoPlus Security (GPS) is leading the charge with a solid 2.15% jump, while STBL follows close behind at 1.79% gains. Livepeer (LPT) rounds out the top performers with 1.78% momentum. Meanwhile, the red side tells a different story—Everlyn AI (LYN) is down 1.66%, MemeCore (M) dropped 1.43%, and Yei Finance (CLO) lost 1.33%. Nothing dramatic in the moves, but plenty of action for swing traders watching the USDT pairs closely.

GPS-3,89%

LPT6,27%

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BloodInStreets

· 11h ago

Within 15 minutes, this scene... GPS leads the surge, STBL follows suit, LPT trails behind, honestly it's still the same group of retail investors pushing the prices up. On the other side, LYN, M, and CLO are halved, panic selling is driving the decline... This round of market movement is boring, it's all just a false alarm.

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AirdropCollector

· 01-11 00:18

This wave of GPS has risen quite well, but such small fluctuations don't hold much appeal for a fragmented investor like me...

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GasGuru

· 01-11 00:11

GPS's recent surge is pretty good, but it feels like there's not much momentum left... Swing traders are probably watching the market again right now.

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 01-11 00:07

GPS really seized the opportunity this time, but that's about the extent of the increase. Swing trading requires good timing.

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GraphGuru

· 01-11 00:02

The recent surge in GPS is interesting, but a move of just over 2 points is too small for me to consider as volatility. I'll wait and see if there's a more aggressive opportunity.

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NFTArchaeologis

· 01-10 23:55

Honestly, this wave of market movement looks like normal fluctuations in an antique market—ups and downs are not excessive, but there are always people eager to catch every wave. The 2.15% increase in GPS feels like discovering a collectible that catches the eye but needs verification of authenticity—worth watching, but not yet at the point of making a move.

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