DEXE Sets 90-Day High at $14.48 — +657% From Its 90-Day Low, Biggest Intra-Quarter Range in the 199-Asset Index
DeXe (DEXE) closed at $14.48 on April 18 — its highest price in the trailing 90-day window — having rallied from a 90-day low of $1.92 set in late January, a range of +656% within a single quarter. No other asset in the 199-asset index comes close to this intra-quarter range, making DEXE the defining momentum outlier of the current cycle.
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Conclusion
90d high = $14.48 (confirmed dataset max for window); 90d low = $1.916 (Jan 2026); 7d return = +50.74% ($9.607 → $14.482); 30d return = +136.03% ($6.135 → $14.482); April 18 volume = 2.57M tokens vs ~1.1M 30d avg (~2.3x). Next widest 90d range in index: M-USD at +175% from 90d low — but DEXE's absolute momentum acceleration from $9.61 seven days ago to $14.48 is the defining feature. Prior editions covered DEXE only as part of a combined COMP+DEXE insight; this is the first standalone 90d-breakout confirmation.