Binance spot market swings as HOME drops 15.27% and GUN hits a daily high

Binance spot market swings as HOME drops 15.27% and GUN hits a daily high

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2026-08-14 20:30:17
ChainCatcher, citing Binance spot market data, reported sharp moves across several tokens. HOME posted the largest 24-hour decline in the group, down 15.27%. GUN rose 12.5% over the same period and reached a new high for the day. ZAMA moved the other way, falling 7.16% and touching a daily low. WLFI also stood out on the upside, climbing 8.65% and reaching a new high for the week. SCRT, PYR, and BICO were described as showing a rebound after dipping, with gains of 5.18%, 8.16%, and 5.52%, respectively. In another set of moves, FTT was marked by a small five-minute decline of 3.24%, while PIVX was described as pulling back after a rise, with a drop of 9.65%. The figures were attributed to Binance spot data in the ChainCatcher market update.
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ChainCatcher, citing Binance spot market data, said the market went through sharp volatility.

Of the tokens listed, HOME dropped 15.27% in the past 24 hours. GUN rose 12.5% over 24 hours and hit a fresh high for the day. ZAMA sank to a new daily low, falling 7.16%.

WLFI climbed to a new high for the week, gaining 8.65%. And SCRT, PYR, and BICO were all framed as bouncing back after a dip, with gains of 5.18%, 8.16%, and 5.52%, respectively.

Elsewhere, FTT logged a modest five-minute drop of 3.24%, while PIVX was described as easing back after a rise, down 9.65%.

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