From rocket emojis to red candles, crypto delivered a full emotional spectrum this week: HNT climbs, OM crumbles, and the battle for terminal supremacy intensifies. Whether you're tracking movers or tweaking bots, it's time to sharpen your edge.
Traders are rotating from legacy privacy coins (like ZEC) into next-gen projects like DEEP. HNT is showing renewed life thanks to DePIN narratives and infrastructure optimism. Meanwhile, terminal platforms are racing to add smart automation and new perps market access, with HyperliquidX now featured front and center.
Crypto Twitter is cackling, traders are pacing, and token charts this week look like they were drawn by a drunken rollercoaster designer. Welcome to another glorious week of market volatility where fortune favors the brave and liquidation wipes out the over-leveraged.
On the upside: HNT led the charge, soaring an impressive 19.52%. It’s followed closely by privacy upstart DEEP (up 14.12%), FLR (11.45%), and the consistently quirky WEMIX (11.33%). Layer Protocol also quietly stacked gains at 8.21%, making it a red-hot favorite among microcap moonchasers.
But it wasn’t all roses and rocket emojis. OM took an absolutely wild plunge—down 78.9% in just hours, setting off alarm bells across Telegram alpha groups and Discord servers. EOS (-9.93%), MOVE (-8.99%), and the meme-laden Fartcoin (-8.62%) were not spared either, proving that gravity still applies, even in the metaverse.
The market is entering its classic mid-month churn phase post-quarterly rotation, where institutional fiddling collides with influencer FOMO. If you’re a quant, this is your Super Bowl.
Just in time for tax season (or evasion, depending on your jurisdictional creativity), Quad Terminal dropped several juicy updates, tantalizing both degens and disciplined traders playing the automation game.
Highlights include a shiny new Copy Trader bot—mirror an expert’s trades or let your followers ride your alpha. Bots running Bollinger Bands, MACD, and DMAC are back on the dancefloor. Technicals nerds took one look and went full PogChamp.
More groundbreaking? HyperliquidX perpetuals just went live on the terminal—yes, that lightning-fast DEX offering pseudo-centralized spreads with DeFi transparency. Bot support is coming, and Kucoin Futures are next in queue. Buckle up.
Crypto Twitter fired on all cylinders this week. Despite OM’s nosedive, the vibes remain bullish. One user declared, “2025 is looking bullish anon 🇺🇸”—and judging by bidders jumping on HNT, they’re not wrong.
Meanwhile, the rebranded Quadenc... ahem, Quad Terminal, is getting deserved flowers. “One terminal to rule them all,” they say. With integration across top exchanges and a growing bot arsenal, it’s clear they’re gunning for frontrunner status.
Sleuths also noted increasing chatter around microcaps like DEEP and Layer lately, often landing on @100xAltcoinGems threads (seriously, that account is 40% reliable genius, 60% chaos theory).
The rebound of HNT might be more than a short squeeze. Helium saw an uptick in onboarding of enterprise clients using its decentralized wireless network. Combine that with speculation around renewed DePIN pump cycles, and you’ve got bullish confluence.
DEEP is also interesting—it’s benefiting from a surge in private-data privacy wagers. Certain whales appear to be rotating gains from major privacy coins (like ZEC, which dropped 7.36%) into newer, shinier alternatives.
On the flip side, OM’s plunge looked suspiciously like a rug—or at least a mega whale exit. Rumors of a protocol vulnerability swirled Thursday night, yet no official word has come from the team. Stay frosty on this one.
Between the resurrection of technical indicator bots and support for high-throughput perps on HyperliquidX, this is a game-on signal for algo-driven strategy nerds. You can now stitch together mean reversion plays with copy-trading overlays—yielding what looks suspiciously like alpha capture on autopilot.
Also, with Kucoin Futures integration underway, the once manual-only Kucoin crowd is on the verge of algorithmic enlightenment. Expect sudden volume surges once those bots go live.
In a week where half of crypto Twitter screamed about memecoins and the other half quietly accumulated DePIN and infra plays, the smart money played both sides. With trading terminals acting more like mission control centers than dashboards, the edge is no longer just about latency—it’s about execution intelligence.
If you're not diving into automated strategies or at least tracking bot-accompanied momentum surges, you’re bringing a Web2 slingshot to a Web3 laser-tag battle.
Crypto Twitter is cackling, traders are pacing, and token charts this week look like they were drawn by a drunken rollercoaster designer. Welcome to another glorious week of market volatility where fortune favors the brave and liquidation wipes out the over-leveraged.
On the upside: HNT led the charge, soaring an impressive 19.52%. It’s followed closely by privacy upstart DEEP (up 14.12%), FLR (11.45%), and the consistently quirky WEMIX (11.33%). Layer Protocol also quietly stacked gains at 8.21%, making it a red-hot favorite among microcap moonchasers.
But it wasn’t all roses and rocket emojis. OM took an absolutely wild plunge—down 78.9% in just hours, setting off alarm bells across Telegram alpha groups and Discord servers. EOS (-9.93%), MOVE (-8.99%), and the meme-laden Fartcoin (-8.62%) were not spared either, proving that gravity still applies, even in the metaverse.
The market is entering its classic mid-month churn phase post-quarterly rotation, where institutional fiddling collides with influencer FOMO. If you’re a quant, this is your Super Bowl.
Just in time for tax season (or evasion, depending on your jurisdictional creativity), Quad Terminal dropped several juicy updates, tantalizing both degens and disciplined traders playing the automation game.
Highlights include a shiny new Copy Trader bot—mirror an expert’s trades or let your followers ride your alpha. Bots running Bollinger Bands, MACD, and DMAC are back on the dancefloor. Technicals nerds took one look and went full PogChamp.
More groundbreaking? HyperliquidX perpetuals just went live on the terminal—yes, that lightning-fast DEX offering pseudo-centralized spreads with DeFi transparency. Bot support is coming, and Kucoin Futures are next in queue. Buckle up.
Crypto Twitter fired on all cylinders this week. Despite OM’s nosedive, the vibes remain bullish. One user declared, “2025 is looking bullish anon 🇺🇸”—and judging by bidders jumping on HNT, they’re not wrong.
Meanwhile, the rebranded Quadenc... ahem, Quad Terminal, is getting deserved flowers. “One terminal to rule them all,” they say. With integration across top exchanges and a growing bot arsenal, it’s clear they’re gunning for frontrunner status.
Sleuths also noted increasing chatter around microcaps like DEEP and Layer lately, often landing on @100xAltcoinGems threads (seriously, that account is 40% reliable genius, 60% chaos theory).
The rebound of HNT might be more than a short squeeze. Helium saw an uptick in onboarding of enterprise clients using its decentralized wireless network. Combine that with speculation around renewed DePIN pump cycles, and you’ve got bullish confluence.
DEEP is also interesting—it’s benefiting from a surge in private-data privacy wagers. Certain whales appear to be rotating gains from major privacy coins (like ZEC, which dropped 7.36%) into newer, shinier alternatives.
On the flip side, OM’s plunge looked suspiciously like a rug—or at least a mega whale exit. Rumors of a protocol vulnerability swirled Thursday night, yet no official word has come from the team. Stay frosty on this one.
Between the resurrection of technical indicator bots and support for high-throughput perps on HyperliquidX, this is a game-on signal for algo-driven strategy nerds. You can now stitch together mean reversion plays with copy-trading overlays—yielding what looks suspiciously like alpha capture on autopilot.
Also, with Kucoin Futures integration underway, the once manual-only Kucoin crowd is on the verge of algorithmic enlightenment. Expect sudden volume surges once those bots go live.
In a week where half of crypto Twitter screamed about memecoins and the other half quietly accumulated DePIN and infra plays, the smart money played both sides. With trading terminals acting more like mission control centers than dashboards, the edge is no longer just about latency—it’s about execution intelligence.
If you're not diving into automated strategies or at least tracking bot-accompanied momentum surges, you’re bringing a Web2 slingshot to a Web3 laser-tag battle.
OM's 78.9% crash is the stuff of cautionary tales, but it also could be the kind of overreaction that appeals to speculative bottom-fishers. Conversely, the rollout of HyperliquidX perps support on Quad Terminal is likely to turbocharge DeFi-focused bot deployment.
If you're not leveraging copy-trader bots or running Bollinger-based strategies in this chop, you're missing low-hanging alpha. Set alerts around tokens getting Twitter buzz two days in advance—volume follows memes, but only briefly before rotation kicks in.
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