COMP Falls 17.2% From 90-Day High in 5 Sessions Amid DeFi Contagion
Compound (COMP) hit its 90-day high close of $26.24 on April 18, then closed lower in each of the five subsequent sessions, falling to $21.74 by April 25 — a −17.2% reversal from the quarterly peak. The 7-day return of −14.91% is the second-worst in the index. Volume contracted sharply from 1,994,960 on April 18 to 276,772 on April 25 (−86%), following a major DeFi sector shock.
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Conclusion
COMP 90-day high: $26.24 (Apr 18 close). Apr 25 close: $21.74. Reversal: −17.2% in 5 sessions. Apr 21 single-session drop: −12.1% (steepest in 30-day window). 7-day return: −14.91% (2nd worst in index). 30-day return: +15.22%. Volume Apr 18: 1,994,960; Apr 25: 276,772 (−86% contraction). Context: KelpDAO exploit on Apr 18 triggered DeFi sector contagion; whale transfer of 288K COMP on Apr 21 suggested capitulation selling.