INIT tops the leaderboard, up 35.17%, while 38 of the 45 coins on the same list are falling; the top gainers and market breadth are pointing in opposite directions.

INIT traded $21.37 million, while runner-up SKHYB was up just 3.47% and PEPE 2.89%. Of the seven gainers, all except INIT were up less than 4%. Among the decliners, GOOGLB fell 10.08% in a single day. Money hasn’t spread out—it’s surging in one spot: even a towering gain at the top doesn’t mean the broader market is rising. If the number of gainers expands from 7 to more than 20% of the list, or INIT’s gain slips back into single digits, that one-point pattern will fade.

Breadth hasn’t returned, so the leaders don’t count yet.

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