Daily Crypto Digest From May 11, 2026

Anomaly01CRYPTO

DeepBook (DEEP) recorded 1.56 billion tokens traded on May 9 — 16.1 times its 30-day daily average of 97 million, the highest volume ratio of any asset in the dataset that day.
The price surged intraday to $0.0419 — a new 90-day intraday high — before closing at $0.0368, a gain of 11.2% on the day and 29.2% over 30 days.
A volume spike of this magnitude, with no comparable session in the prior 30 days, makes this the most statistically unusual single-day event in the current dataset.

Outlier02CRYPTO

JasmyCoin (JASMY) closed at $0.00743 on May 9 — exactly matching its 90-day closing high — on 5.7 times its 30-day average daily volume.
Volume accelerated sharply over the final two sessions: May 8 saw 2.34 billion tokens traded, then May 9 saw 7.43 billion — a 3.2x day-on-day surge coinciding with the price reaching a three-month peak.
The price has risen 40.3% in 30 days and 30.4% in 7 days, with both momentum and volume confirming the move.

Trend Shift03CRYPTO

Zcash (ZEC) closed lower on May 9 at $594, ending a 10-session consecutive winning streak that ran from Apr 29 to May 8.
Over those 10 sessions the price climbed from $327 to $614 — an 87.6% gain — before a 3.1% pullback on May 9.
The streak's end at a 90-day high, after a near-doubling in price, marks a clear shift in short-term momentum.

Divergence04CRYPTO

Pendle (PENDLE) has risen 89.1% over the past 30 days to $2.01, while Bitcoin gained 12.4% and Ether gained just 6.2% over the same window.
The gap — 7,670 basis points ahead of BTC and 8,285 basis points ahead of ETH — represents a significant 30-day outperformance spread.
PENDLE closed at $2.01 on May 9, just 2.9% below its 90-day high of $2.07 set on May 8, having more than doubled from its 90-day low of $1.02.

Cross-Signal05CRYPTO

On May 9, 22 tracked assets closed at or within 0.1% of their 90-day high — up from 17 on May 2 and just 9 on Apr 25, a more than doubling in two weeks.
Assets hitting fresh three-month closing highs include JASMY, AERO, VIRTUAL, AKT, SPX, BONK, JUP, BRETT, RONIN, AIOZ, and LINK — spanning meme tokens, DeFi protocols, and infrastructure assets.
This breadth expansion suggests the recent price recovery is broad-based rather than concentrated in one or two large assets.

Outlier06CRYPTO

Aerodrome Finance (AERO), a decentralised exchange on the Base blockchain, closed at $0.504 on May 9 — its highest close in 90 days.
Volume on May 9 was 114 million tokens, 2.4 times the 30-day daily average of 47.8 million, adding confirmation to the closing high.
The price has risen 40% over 30 days and is now 80% above its 90-day low of $0.280.

Trend Shift07CRYPTO

TWT (Trust Wallet Token) closed higher for 7 straight sessions from May 3 to May 9, rising from $0.426 to $0.470 — a gain of 11.7% over the streak.
The 7-session run is the longest consecutive winning streak for TWT in the 90-day window, and the price is now 17.7% higher than 30 days ago.
At $0.470, TWT sits 17.3% below its 90-day high of $0.569 set in February, so the streak has not yet reclaimed that peak.

Anomaly08CRYPTO

Onyxcoin (XCN) recorded the largest volatility expansion of any asset in the dataset over the past 14 days: 7.1 times its prior 14-day baseline, measured by daily standard deviation of returns.
The trigger was an Apr 27 intraday move from $0.00473 to a high of $0.00866 — an 83% intraday swing — before closing at $0.00614; by May 9 the price had settled back to $0.00529.
The spike has now largely reversed, but the elevated volatility reading (8.6% daily standard deviation vs 1.2% prior) flags XCN as the most statistically unsettled asset in the current dataset.