$CRV is showing solid momentum, with CRV/USDT up 11.85% to around Rs75.00, while CRV/USDC is also up 11.77% around Rs74.97.
📊 Price: Rs75.00 📈 Change: +11.85% 💰 Volume: Not provided 🟢 Buyer pressure: Strong across both quoted markets 🔴 Seller pressure: Profit-taking remains the main short-term risk 🎯 Key levels: Rs75.00 is the current reference area ⚠️ Risk: The rally needs continued buying to avoid a sharp retracement.
What I find interesting is the consistency between the USDT and USDC pairs. Both are showing almost the same percentage gain, which suggests the move isn't isolated to one quoted pair.
That gives the momentum a cleaner look, but volume is still missing from the data, so I can't call it fully confirmed accumulation.
For now, buyers appear to have the upper hand. The next test is whether they can keep accepting higher prices instead of allowing sellers to take control.
$OG # is also moving higher, currently trading around Rs45.00, up 6.58%.
📊 Price: Rs45.00 📈 Change: +6.58% 💰 Volume: Not provided 🟢 Buyer pressure: Positive, with buyers pushing price higher 🔴 Seller pressure: Could increase if traders begin taking profits 🎯 Key levels: Rs45.00 is the current reference area ⚠️ Risk: Without volume confirmation, continuation isn't guaranteed.
OG isn't leading the pack, but the +6.58% move still shows buyers have control of the immediate price direction.
The important question now is whether this develops into sustained momentum or simply follows the broader strength we're seeing across these movers.
I wouldn't read too much into the percentage alone. Without volume and order-book data, we can't measure the real intensity behind the move.
For now, the bias is constructive, but confirmation matters.
$MAV is pushing higher with a +8.39% move, currently around Rs2.73.
📊 Price: Rs2.73 📈 Change: +8.39% 💰 Volume: Not provided 🟢 Buyer pressure: Positive short-term momentum 🔴 Seller pressure: Not yet measurable from the available data 🎯 Key levels: Rs2.73 is the current reference price ⚠️ Risk: The move needs follow-through; otherwise momentum can fade.
MAV is showing a respectable move, but compared with some of the larger gainers on the list, the advance is more moderate.
That can actually make the setup interesting to watch. Buyers are clearly pushing price higher, but we need additional confirmation before calling it a sustained breakout.
If fresh buyers continue entering, MAV could extend the move. If buying dries up, sellers may use the recent strength to lock in profits.
For me, the next signal isn't another green percentage. It's whether the market can hold the gains.
📊 Price: Around Rs661–Rs662 across the listed pairs 📈 Change: Up 9.17%–11.04% 💰 Volume: Not provided 🟢 Buyer pressure: Strong and broad-based 🔴 Seller pressure: Profit-taking risk after the rally 🎯 Key levels: Rs661–Rs662 is the current reference zone ⚠️ Risk: Momentum can weaken quickly if fresh buyers stop stepping in.
This is the signal I find most interesting.
ICP isn't showing strength in just one quoted market. The move is appearing across BTC, EUR, USDC and USDT pairs, with ICP/BTC leading at +11.04%.
That broad strength makes the move look more meaningful than a single-pair spike. Still, without volume or order-book data, I can't confirm whether this is accumulation or simply aggressive short-term buying.
$PROM is currently standing out from the pack with a +25.33% move, trading around Rs711.90.
📊 Price: Rs711.90 📈 Change: +25.33% 💰 Volume: Not provided 🟢 Buyer pressure: Strong, based on the size of the price expansion 🔴 Seller pressure: Present risk of profit-taking after such a sharp move 🎯 Key levels: Rs711.90 is the current reference price; further levels need market structure/volume data ⚠️ Risk: A 25%+ move can become overextended quickly if fresh buying slows down.
What catches my attention isn't just the green percentage. It’s how aggressively buyers have repriced PROM in a short period. That suggests strong short-term momentum, but without volume or order-book data, I wouldn't assume the move is fully supported yet.
If buyers continue absorbing selling around the current price, momentum could remain strong. But if early buyers start locking in profits, the same move can retrace quickly.
For me, this is a momentum watch, not a blind chase.
$CRV is showing solid momentum, with CRV/USDT up 11.85% to around Rs75.00, while CRV/USDC is also up 11.77% around Rs74.97.
📊 Price: Rs75.00 📈 Change: +11.85% 💰 Volume: Not provided 🟢 Buyer pressure: Strong across both quoted markets 🔴 Seller pressure: Profit-taking remains the main short-term risk 🎯 Key levels: Rs75.00 is the current reference area ⚠️ Risk: The rally needs continued buying to avoid a sharp retracement.
What I find interesting is the consistency between the USDT and USDC pairs. Both are showing almost the same percentage gain, which suggests the move isn't isolated to one quoted pair.
That gives the momentum a cleaner look, but volume is still missing from the data, so I can't call it fully confirmed accumulation.
For now, buyers appear to have the upper hand. The next test is whether they can keep accepting higher prices instead of allowing sellers to take control.
$BMT is trading around Rs8.96, up a strong +70.71% on the session.
That kind of move immediately puts BMT on the momentum radar, but after a 70%+ expansion, the important question is whether buyers can actually defend the breakout or whether traders start taking profit.
The biggest thing I’m watching here is what happens after the initial spike. If price consolidates without giving back most of the move, that can show buyers are absorbing profit-taking.
If the rally becomes too vertical and volume starts fading, a sharp pullback would not be surprising.
For me, this is a momentum coin first and a chasing opportunity second.
Watch the next consolidation carefully. A clean breakout from that range could keep the trend moving, while losing support could trigger a deeper retracement.
$GRVT is trading around 0.3984 / Rs110.35, currently up +39.59%.
After such a strong move, the market has clearly shifted into aggressive buying mode. But this is also the stage where volatility can increase quickly.
The key thing I’d watch now is whether GRVT can hold above the breakout area.
If buyers continue defending higher lows, momentum can remain constructive. But if price suddenly loses the latest support and selling volume increases, some of the recent gains could unwind quickly.
I wouldn’t judge this move only by the percentage gain. The reaction after the first major pump usually tells us more than the pump itself.
Strong momentum, but risk management matters even more here.
$TST is trading around 0.02027 / Rs5.61, up +26.61%.
The token has moved sharply higher and is now sitting firmly among the stronger perpetual contracts of the session.
Current data • Price: 0.02027 • Approx. PKR: Rs5.61 • 24H Change: +26.61% • Market: TSTUSDT Perpetual
The important part now is whether this momentum develops into a sustained trend or turns into a short-lived spike.
I’d watch for consolidation after the move. If TST can build a higher base and buyers continue stepping in on pullbacks, the structure remains constructive.
If instead the market starts making lower highs and quickly loses the breakout area, the recent rally could retrace.
After a 26% move, chasing candles becomes increasingly risky.
For now, is clearly showing momentum. The next few candles should tell us whether buyers actually have control or are simply taking advantage of short-term liquidity.
The move is strong enough to attract momentum traders, but this is exactly where I would start paying more attention to structure rather than the headline percentage.
If buyers can hold the latest breakout and create a higher low, the bullish structure has room to continue.
If price falls straight back into the previous range, however, the breakout becomes much less convincing.
A 26% move can create both opportunity and risk at the same time.
I’d rather see ACT establish support than chase an extended green candle.
Momentum is there. Now the market has to prove it can hold it.