Markets gave us fireworks this week—with TKX making big gains and ZKJ imploding. Twitter’s a mix of DCA zen and meme mayhem, and toolkits like Quad Terminal’s new perps bot are elevating precision traders. Let's dive into the juiciest action and what it means moving forward.
Top Gainers this week:
Top Losers this week:
Another weekend in crypto, another episode of 'Who Pumped It Best?' leading the leaderboard is TKX, revving 20.65% higher as it zips into the top gainer spotlight. Meanwhile, ZKJ plummeted a face-melting 60%, delivering a masterclass in how fast sentiment can evaporate in Web3. Think you're prepared for volatility? Double-check your stop losses.
TKX wasn’t alone on the moon mission. JTO swaggered in with a +14.15% pump, followed closely by CHEX (+11.91%), QUBIC (+9.65%), and everyone’s favorite reanimated hard fork, BCH, which enjoyed a healthy 9.07% gain. On the flip side of reality, ZKJ led losses, trailed by KTA (-9.02%), TRIBE (-7.44%), and EOS, doing its usual EOS thing (-7.27%). SAROS took a minor hit at -4%, despite staying oddly relevant in meme conversations on X—more on that later.
Crypto Twitter remains the living, breathing paradox that it proudly is. On one hand, Michael Saylor clones are busy reminding everyone that 'No one has ever lost money buying Bitcoin.' (Clearly ignoring people who bought the November 2021 Bitcoin top.)
But the vibes are undeniably shifting. Multiple posts from accounts like @QuadTerminal are whispering bullish lullabies like: ‘Everyone will talk about Bitcoin again when it breaks new all-time highs. Until then, quietly DCA using our Accumulator bot and chill.’
Meanwhile, Fartcoin memes are dropping like toilet paper in a bull run. Sarcasm aside, meme coins, especially horoscope-themed ones like GRASS, have turned into the strange but strong fibers of the market's current momentum. If it goes viral, it prints. Crypto logic, folks.
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) emerging in the top gainers list isn't just a nostalgic pump. Volume is ticking up across mid-sized exchanges with whispers of infrastructure integrations and even some renewed merchant interest. Whether this is a sustainable push or just a micro-rotation before exit liquidity dries up is still up in the air. But as a legacy coin, BCH’s almost 9.1% rise is nothing to scoff at in a market constantly scanning for relevance resets.
While the market numbers dazzle on screen, a tectonic drift continues beneath the surface: decentralization advocates are openly pushing back against traditional KYC norms. One popular tweet outright said, “We don’t want to Know Our Customers—KYC sucks and puts users in danger.” Strong words, but they echo louder as privacy plays and identity-shielded protocols gain traction again.
In contrast, trading tools that make it easy for anyone to auto-DCA or mirror top trader strategies (like the CopyTrader launched by Quad Terminal) are being celebrated like vending machines in the desert.
This underscores the unique culture of crypto: trustless tech on one hand, influencer-based trading signals on the other. Call it chaos, or call it gamified finance—either way, it’s working.
The prevailing mood? Quiet confidence with a healthy dose of sideways sarcasm. While Bitcoin hasn’t broken a new all-time high (yet), the community is content stacking sats and speculating on low-cap godsends. The real traders are riding mid-volatility range trades while quietly accumulating on dips.
A few gems from the tweet trenches:
The serious segment of the market is building, tweaking bots, and voraciously hunting alpha. The casuals? They’re waiting for laser eyes to return to mainstream avatars.
One of the most dramatic market moves of the week came from ZKJ, shedding a staggering -60%. No clear exploit or protocol failure has emerged just yet, though some sharp-eyed sleuths on Telegram suggest this could be a delayed unlock dump or a failed incentive run. Either way, it’s a harsh reminder: “Dead token walking” is not just a meme.
Liquidity dried up fast, and once momentum flipped, it was lights out. The project’s social vaults are in damage-control mode and retail hands are badly burnt.
Underneath all the dopamine hits and rug pulls, there’s a quiet bid under infrastructure-related names. Remember ZBCN and GRASS from last week’s runner list? Both are carrying solid narratives tied to real deploys and community engagement. In contrast, Ravencoin (RVN) has nosedived, possibly signaling fatigue in mining-centric narratives amidst greener alternatives like staking-based security.
All in all, the market is self-sorting. Try-hard scams get nuked, and even slightly credible names hover above the trench water.
Twitter accounts behaving as on-chain indicators. Copy trading getting institutionalized. Meme coins holding floor better than some L1s. And through it all, BTC quietly grinding sideways, setting the stage for a breakout... someday.
Quad Terminal’s tooling expansion—including technical indicator bots and HyperLiquid perps—is also worth a close eye. Automation doesn’t mean emotionless; it means wielding math like magic.
TKX, JTO, and BCH showed some teeth this week. ZKJ learned how gravity works. Meme coins remain unironically dominant, and the market mood is one part zen monk, two parts gremlin.
Another weekend in crypto, another episode of 'Who Pumped It Best?' leading the leaderboard is TKX, revving 20.65% higher as it zips into the top gainer spotlight. Meanwhile, ZKJ plummeted a face-melting 60%, delivering a masterclass in how fast sentiment can evaporate in Web3. Think you're prepared for volatility? Double-check your stop losses.
TKX wasn’t alone on the moon mission. JTO swaggered in with a +14.15% pump, followed closely by CHEX (+11.91%), QUBIC (+9.65%), and everyone’s favorite reanimated hard fork, BCH, which enjoyed a healthy 9.07% gain. On the flip side of reality, ZKJ led losses, trailed by KTA (-9.02%), TRIBE (-7.44%), and EOS, doing its usual EOS thing (-7.27%). SAROS took a minor hit at -4%, despite staying oddly relevant in meme conversations on X—more on that later.
Crypto Twitter remains the living, breathing paradox that it proudly is. On one hand, Michael Saylor clones are busy reminding everyone that 'No one has ever lost money buying Bitcoin.' (Clearly ignoring people who bought the November 2021 Bitcoin top.)
But the vibes are undeniably shifting. Multiple posts from accounts like @QuadTerminal are whispering bullish lullabies like: ‘Everyone will talk about Bitcoin again when it breaks new all-time highs. Until then, quietly DCA using our Accumulator bot and chill.’
Meanwhile, Fartcoin memes are dropping like toilet paper in a bull run. Sarcasm aside, meme coins, especially horoscope-themed ones like GRASS, have turned into the strange but strong fibers of the market's current momentum. If it goes viral, it prints. Crypto logic, folks.
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) emerging in the top gainers list isn't just a nostalgic pump. Volume is ticking up across mid-sized exchanges with whispers of infrastructure integrations and even some renewed merchant interest. Whether this is a sustainable push or just a micro-rotation before exit liquidity dries up is still up in the air. But as a legacy coin, BCH’s almost 9.1% rise is nothing to scoff at in a market constantly scanning for relevance resets.
While the market numbers dazzle on screen, a tectonic drift continues beneath the surface: decentralization advocates are openly pushing back against traditional KYC norms. One popular tweet outright said, “We don’t want to Know Our Customers—KYC sucks and puts users in danger.” Strong words, but they echo louder as privacy plays and identity-shielded protocols gain traction again.
In contrast, trading tools that make it easy for anyone to auto-DCA or mirror top trader strategies (like the CopyTrader launched by Quad Terminal) are being celebrated like vending machines in the desert.
This underscores the unique culture of crypto: trustless tech on one hand, influencer-based trading signals on the other. Call it chaos, or call it gamified finance—either way, it’s working.
The prevailing mood? Quiet confidence with a healthy dose of sideways sarcasm. While Bitcoin hasn’t broken a new all-time high (yet), the community is content stacking sats and speculating on low-cap godsends. The real traders are riding mid-volatility range trades while quietly accumulating on dips.
A few gems from the tweet trenches:
The serious segment of the market is building, tweaking bots, and voraciously hunting alpha. The casuals? They’re waiting for laser eyes to return to mainstream avatars.
One of the most dramatic market moves of the week came from ZKJ, shedding a staggering -60%. No clear exploit or protocol failure has emerged just yet, though some sharp-eyed sleuths on Telegram suggest this could be a delayed unlock dump or a failed incentive run. Either way, it’s a harsh reminder: “Dead token walking” is not just a meme.
Liquidity dried up fast, and once momentum flipped, it was lights out. The project’s social vaults are in damage-control mode and retail hands are badly burnt.
Underneath all the dopamine hits and rug pulls, there’s a quiet bid under infrastructure-related names. Remember ZBCN and GRASS from last week’s runner list? Both are carrying solid narratives tied to real deploys and community engagement. In contrast, Ravencoin (RVN) has nosedived, possibly signaling fatigue in mining-centric narratives amidst greener alternatives like staking-based security.
All in all, the market is self-sorting. Try-hard scams get nuked, and even slightly credible names hover above the trench water.
Twitter accounts behaving as on-chain indicators. Copy trading getting institutionalized. Meme coins holding floor better than some L1s. And through it all, BTC quietly grinding sideways, setting the stage for a breakout... someday.
Quad Terminal’s tooling expansion—including technical indicator bots and HyperLiquid perps—is also worth a close eye. Automation doesn’t mean emotionless; it means wielding math like magic.
TKX, JTO, and BCH showed some teeth this week. ZKJ learned how gravity works. Meme coins remain unironically dominant, and the market mood is one part zen monk, two parts gremlin.
Quad Terminal quietly launched support for Hyperliquid perpetuals, with bot integration soon. Also notable: new CopyTrader bots are live, giving users access to plug-and-play strategies from top traders. Expect a broader wave of bot-fueled trading in coming weeks.
Use volatility filters in your algorithmic strategies this week—especially with tokens swinging double digits daily. Also, consider backtesting your playbook with HyperLiquid and Kucoin Futures ahead of broader adoption.
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