CAPUSDT rises 37.30% on Binance Futures: price, turnover and the gap below its high (October 2026)

What changed in the market snapshot NexuAlpha's market-events feed, generated at 00:40:21 SGT on 26 October, included CAPUSDT among its movers with a 37.69% increase and 137,237,191 USDT in quote turnover. The subsequent direct Binance response showed a 37.298% increase and 137,637,692.6389700 USDT in quote turnover. The official ticker is the reference for the figures below. NexuAlpha market-events snapshot, source S2.

The two records are observations at different times. Read their timestamps alongside their percentages rather than treating the earlier percentage as a fixed result for the day. A rolling-window statistic describes the window represented by that response. It is not a statement that CAP rose by that amount since midnight in Singapore. The source here is the CAPUSDT futures ticker, so use the Binance exchange profile for venue context and select the matching contract when checking the numbers. Source S1.

The source timestamp is 25 October at 16:41:28 UTC, equivalent to 26 October at 00:41:28 SGT. That date change matters when matching this report to a screenshot or a saved market alert. Use the exchange response's close time for the snapshot, rather than assigning the source the time this article was written. Source S1.

A large gain with a last price below the high The last price was 0.0078400 USDT below the window high: 0.1117200 minus 0.1038800. Dividing that gap by the high gives approximately 7.02%. This is a comparison between two reported fields. It does not tell us when the high occurred or describe the path between the high and the last trade. Source S1, NexuAlpha arithmetic.

This distinction changes the question for someone opening the contract after seeing the rally. The headline percentage compares the last price with the window opening price. The distance from the high compares the last price with another point inside that window. Both comparisons can hold at the same time. A positive headline therefore does not mean the latest observed trade was the highest trade in the period. Source S1, interpretation of the reported fields.

The high-to-low spread was 0.0374300 USDT, calculated as 0.1117200 minus 0.0742900. Do not turn that spread into a chronological account of a rally followed by a decline. The ticker provides the extremes but no timestamp for either extreme. To reconstruct a sequence, obtain dated trades or candles covering the relevant interval; this report does not supply that sequence. Source S1.

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The window opening price was also above the reported low. Subtracting 0.0742900 from 0.0756600 gives 0.0013700 USDT. Even this simple comparison shows why “open,” “low” and “starting point of the rally” should not be used interchangeably. The available fields support the first two labels. They do not identify the moment that buying pressure began. Source S1, NexuAlpha arithmetic.

What the turnover figure answers The response separates quote turnover, reported volume and trade count. Its quoteVolume field is 137,637,692.6389700, rounded here to 137.64 million USDT. The volume field is 1,444,303,258, while count is 1,889,016. Preserve those field labels when comparing the response with another screen. Replacing the turnover number with the volume number would describe a different field. Source S1.

Neither trade count nor turnover is a count of people. The response contains no unique-account field, no buyer-versus-seller account breakdown and no number of new holders. It cannot support a claim that nearly two million people bought CAP. Equally, the quote turnover figure is not labelled net inflow, so this article does not describe it as money newly entering the token. Source S1.

The reported weighted average price was 0.0952969 USDT, below the last price of 0.1038800 USDT. Those two fields describe different measurements in the same response. The average is not an offered execution price for a new order, and the last-price field does not give an order-book depth measurement. Before deciding an order size, inspect the actual price and size shown for that order rather than substituting either summary field. Source S1, editorial instruction based on the available fields.

What to check on the exchange screen Start by matching the symbol exactly: CAPUSDT in the futures market covered by S1. Then compare the displayed timestamp, last price and percentage window with the saved snapshot. If a screen shows a different percentage, first check whether it represents the same contract and observation time. The 37.69% feed observation and the later 37.298% official observation already illustrate why a single percentage needs a timestamp. Sources S1 and S2.

For an existing position, review the position and any outstanding orders on that contract. For a proposed order, inspect its price, quantity and confirmation screen. This is an order-checking sequence, not a claim that the fetched ticker contains account-specific settings or an executable quote. Keep the saved market observation separate from whatever your account currently displays. Source S1 supplies the market reference; the steps are editorial instructions.

How to act on this Use the Binance profile to return to the venue comparison, then check CAPUSDT itself before acting on an old alert. The concrete reference points from this fetch are the 0.1038800 USDT last price, the 0.1117200 USDT high and the 00:41:28 SGT observation time. Compare those with the order you are considering; a headline about a completed price move is not an order price. Source S1.

What we could not verify The fetched sources do not establish a project announcement, listing change or other catalyst for CAPUSDT's rise. They also do not provide CAP-specific funding, current open interest, order-book depth or the timing of the window high. No short-squeeze explanation or forecast follows from these records. Sources S1 and S2.

Quick answers ### How much did CAPUSDT rise in the official snapshot? Binance's response reported a 37.298% change, rounded to 37.30% in the title, with a last price of 0.1038800 USDT. Source S1.

Was the last price also the window high? No. The reported high was 0.1117200 USDT. The 0.0078400 USDT gap equals about 7.02% of that high. Source S1 and the calculation above.

Does 137.64 million USDT mean net purchases? The response labels that number quote turnover. It provides no net-purchase or net-inflow figure. Source S1.

Why does the market feed show 37.69%? That is the earlier feed observation, generated at 00:40:21 SGT. The official ticker's later close time was 00:41:28 SGT; this article uses the later official response for its main figures. Sources S1 and S2.

What caused the rally? The two fetched records do not identify a cause. They support a dated account of price and activity, not an explanation involving a specific buyer or announcement.

Source S1: Binance Futures CAPUSDT rolling ticker, plain-text source URL: https://fapi.binance.com/fapi/v1/ticker/24hr?symbol=CAPUSDT . Source S2: NexuAlpha market-events feed, fetched at 00:41 SGT on 26 October.