The largest 24-hour gainers and losers and the highest-volume coins among the top 100 Binance perpetuals, with each coin’s 1h and 4h trend, and how many of them are bullish or bearish. Recalculated every 5 minutes.
Updated · 2 November 2026
At 06:17 UTC, 39 of the top 100 Binance perpetuals by 24-hour volume were in a bullish 4-hour structure and 61 in a bearish one; on the 1-hour chart the split was 42 bullish and 58 bearish.
BTC was up 0.45% over 24 hours; its 1-hour trend was bullish and its 4-hour trend bearish.
The largest 24-hour gain in the group was LYN (+45.79%) and the largest drop AKE (−38.42%).
In the top 100, 4 coins were within 1% of the price that would flip their 4-hour trend.
Market breadth: how many of the top 100 perpetuals are in each state
Chart
Bullish
Bearish
No trend
Within 1% of flip
RSI 70+
RSI 30 or less
1-hour
42
58
0
13
3
6
4-hour
39
61
0
4
3
3
Top gainers, 24 hours
To 4h flip: ↓ how far price would have to fall to flip a bullish 4-hour trend, ↑ how far it would have to rise to flip a bearish one · past: beyond the level, candle still open
The 10 perpetuals with the largest 24-hour gain in the top 100, with their structure
Coin
Price
24h
Volume 24h (USDT)
Trend 1h
Trend 4h
To 4h flip
LYN
0.02076
+45.79%
70.97M
Bullish
Bullish
↓ 41.23%
ESPORTS
0.016002
+44.12%
774.54M
Bearish
Bullish
↓ 57.67%
IDOL
0.025030
+33.27%
218.54M
Bullish
Bullish
↓ 34.83%
SOPH
0.001738
+27.33%
40.93M
Bullish
Bullish
↓ 31.76%
OGN
0.02734
+10.69%
13.93M
Bullish
Bullish
↓ 24.32%
BEAT
0.10722
+9.45%
19.88M
Bullish
Bullish
↓ 10.43%
BIRB
0.08625
+8.74%
27.18M
Bullish
Bullish
↓ 24.92%
FLOCK
0.03793
+5.60%
66.33M
Bearish
Bearish
↑ 13.55%
HOT
0.0003800
+5.58%
29.68M
Bullish
Bearish
↑ 7.18%
AIN
0.28265
+4.76%
214.03M
Bullish
Bullish
↓ 87.09%
Top losers, 24 hours
The 10 perpetuals with the largest 24-hour drop in the top 100, with their structure
Coin
Price
24h
Volume 24h (USDT)
Trend 1h
Trend 4h
To 4h flip
AKE
0.006084
−38.42%
107.28M
Bearish
Bearish
↑ 294.48%
UAI
0.1575
−36.29%
59.89M
Bearish
Bearish
↑ 112.13%
JCT
0.004290
−25.12%
76.71M
Bearish
Bearish
↑ 53.71%
LSK
0.18594
−21.91%
86.36M
Bearish
Bullish
↓ 12.46%
RUNE
0.5220
−18.88%
29.67M
Bearish
Bearish
↑ 40.33%
BEAMX
0.004975
−13.99%
187.74M
Bearish
Bullish
↓ 35.18%
POWR
0.05426
−13.46%
73.62M
Bearish
Bullish
↓ 9.79%
BTW
1.0109
−11.84%
33.32M
Bearish
Bearish
↑ 85.94%
IRYS
0.01941
−10.88%
13.77M
Bearish
Bearish
↑ 25.66%
INIT
0.16369
−10.64%
38.62M
Bearish
Bullish
past 1.00%
Highest volume, 24 hours
The 10 perpetuals with the highest 24-hour volume, with their structure
Source: Binance USDT-M perpetual futures, public market data (fapi.binance.com). Recalculated every 5 minutes; this page checks for new data every minute while it is open.
How the summary is built
The paragraph at the top is assembled from the data, not written by hand or by an AI model. It counts how many of the top 100 perpetuals are in a bullish or bearish structure on each timeframe, reports Bitcoin’s 24-hour change and trend, names the largest gain and drop in the group, and counts how many coins sit within 1% of the price that would flip their 4-hour trend.
Market breadth
Breadth counts how many of the top 100 are in each structure state: bullish, bearish or without a trend, within 1% of a flip level, and with an RSI of 70 or more or 30 or less. When Bitcoin rallies and most of the top 100 turn bullish on the 4-hour chart with it, the move is spreading. When Bitcoin rallies but most altcoins stay bearish, the rally is mostly Bitcoin. When many coins sit near their flip level, many trends can change on the next few closes.
Reading the movers with their structure
A big 24-hour gain says nothing about whether the trend has changed. Look at the trend columns next to it. A gainer that is bullish on both timeframes has had a candle close above a swing high on each of them, and no close below the last swing low since. One that is still bearish on the 4-hour chart has not, and the To 4h flip column shows how far price would have to rise for that close. For losers, read it the other way round.
New listings and thinly traded coins can top these lists with moves that reverse just as quickly. The market structure screener shows all 100 coins with their swing levels, and funding rates show which side is paying to hold its positions. For the method behind the trend, see market structure, BOS and CHoCH.
Questions
Who writes the summary at the top?
It is generated from the data. The sentences are built from the same numbers as the tables each time the data updates: how many coins are bullish or bearish, how Bitcoin looks, the largest move each way and how many coins sit near a flip level. They contain no news and no prediction.
Is the 24-hour change measured from midnight?
No. It is a rolling 24 hours: the current price compared with the price 24 hours ago, as reported by Binance for each perpetual.
Why can a top gainer still show a bearish 4-hour trend?
Because the trend changes only when a 4-hour candle closes above the last swing high. A coin can rise a long way inside a bearish structure; the To 4h flip column shows how far it still is from that level.
Descriptive market data, not a forecast and not financial advice. Numbers come from Binance public market data, are calculated automatically and can be delayed or wrong. Trading involves risk; you make your own decisions.
