Movers of Nov 2: One Standout Gain, Heavier Listed Losses

November 2, 2026 2 min read·Formion AI

The Nov 2 mover list has one standout gain and a more consistently steep set of losses. SOPH rises +19.29%; the other four listed gainers range from +1.82% to +3.71%. Every listed loser falls by at least the magnitude of NEAR’s −6.3% decline.

Crypto market movers — Data snapshot used in this brief.

That is the immediate read from this Binance USDT snapshot. It describes these ten entries over 24 hours, not the direction of every asset on the venue. The distinction matters: a leaderboard shows the extremes, but does not tell us how the rest of the market traded.

One gain stands apart

SOPH reaches $0.00167 on $5,139,465 of reported volume. Its +19.29% advance sits well ahead of TRUMP, up +3.71% to $1.651 on $17,077,093.

The remaining gains are closely grouped: SOXLB adds +3.7% to $81.31, with $10,841,112 in volume; SKHYB rises +3.06% to $156.15, with $5,272,533; and SNDKB gains +1.82% to $1185.15, with $11,449,487.

The useful contrast is within the figures themselves. SOPH has the largest percentage gain but the smallest reported volume among these five gainers. TRUMP has the highest volume on the green side, yet a much smaller price advance.

Neither observation establishes order-book depth, buyer motivation or a sustained trend. The supplied data also does not establish product classifications, so it cannot support a story about money rotating into traditional-market exposure.

The losses extend beyond two names

LSK drops −15.3% to $0.1926 on $6,619,620 of volume. BEAMX follows with −14.48% to $0.004889 on $14,675,974. Those are the two double-digit declines in the supplied list.

The losses remain substantial further down: INIT falls −8.65% to $0.1625 on $5,820,641, while MARSCOIN loses −7.59% to $0.0536 on $6,877,604.

Then comes NEAR: −6.3% to $4.105, with $62,606,561 in volume. Its decline is the smallest among the five listed losers, but its reported turnover is the largest among all ten entries. Percentage rank and volume rank tell different stories here.

Read across, not just down the ranking

SOPH: +19.29% → $5,139,465 volume → largest listed gain.

NEAR: −6.3% → $62,606,561 volume → highest listed turnover.

Learning point: Percentage change measures the price move; volume measures reported trading activity. Neither reveals the amount of capital required to cause that move.

What this snapshot supports

The listed losses are more consistently large than the listed gains. That comparison is supported; claims about broad market selling, thin books or investors abandoning crypto risk are not established by these figures. Nor does a single 24-hour observation show whether any move is accelerating, reversing or holding steady.

The practical takeaway is to read percentage change beside volume before turning a ranking into a market narrative. SOPH supplies the standout advance; NEAR supplies the largest turnover figure. Keep both in view, treat explanations of motive as unproven, and follow the mover list on app.formion.ai.