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Volume spike hit rates this week, so far: Week 43, 2026

One report per ISO week (Monday to Sunday, UTC) of the volume spikes this site detected on Binance, Bybit and Hyperliquid: how often price kept going in the spike's direction 5, 15 and 60 minutes later (the hit rate), which coins followed through best and worst, the week's biggest spikes and how it compares with the week before. Past outcomes, not a forecast.

In week 43, 2026 (19–25 Oct 2026) so far, the hit rate of buy- and sell-side volume spikes was 42.3% after 5 min, 42.4% after 15 min and 51.1% after 1 hour (up to 1,181 spikes measured). 1,535 volume spikes so far this week, against 110,594 in the whole of week 42. The 1-hour hit rate is 51.1% so far, against 48.3% in week 42 (up 2.8 points).

2026-W43 · 19–25 Oct 2026 (UTC)so far: updates every 5 minutes1,535 volume spikesDescriptive stats, not a signalAs of 02:12 UTC

Hit rate +5m
42.3%
n = 1181-3.6 pts vs prior week
Hit rate +15m
42.4%
n = 1098-3.8 pts vs prior week
Hit rate +1h
51.1%
n = 760+2.8 pts vs prior week
Volume spikes so far
1535
279 mixed (no side)110594 the week before

Week 43, 2026 so far vs the week before

19–25 Oct 2026 (UTC)
After Hit rate Week before Change Median Week before
5 min 42.3%n = 1181 45.9%n = 84880 -3.6 pts -0.03% -0.01%
15 min 42.4%n = 1098 46.3%n = 84880 -3.8 pts -0.04% -0.02%
1 hour 51.1%n = 760 48.3%n = 84880 +2.8 pts +0.02% -0.02%

1,535 volume spikes so far this week, against 110,594 in the whole of week 42. The 1-hour hit rate is 51.1% so far, against 48.3% in week 42 (up 2.8 points).

The week's biggest spikes so far

By size vs normal minute volume · times UTC
When Market Side × normal +5m +15m +1h Outcome
Mon 19 Oct 00:05 GME xyz:GME HIP-3 · Hyperliquid sell 1047.0× -0.19% -0.22% +0.11% miss
Mon 19 Oct 01:33 AIOZ perp · Bybit sell 911.3× +0.95% +1.16% — —
Mon 19 Oct 01:00 AGI perp · Bybit mixed 842.6× +1.53% +3.79% +3.40% —
Mon 19 Oct 01:54 XDC perp · Bybit mixed 675.9× -0.15% +0.30% — —
Mon 19 Oct 02:09 MET spot · Binance buy 601.0× — — — —

Best and worst follow-through

Coins with 5+ spikes this week, by median +1h
CoinSpikesHit rate +1hMedian +1h
ZEC best2369.6%+1.56%
ARB best560.0%+1.39%
LIT best862.5%+1.30%
LSK best683.3%+1.29%
STRK best785.7%+0.83%
GTC worst540.0%-1.75%
TIA worst1520.0%-1.75%
CRV worst1827.8%-1.01%
ENA worst3046.7%-0.66%
BCH worst520.0%-0.60%

Coins with the most spikes

Top 20 of 174
CoinSpikesHit rate +1hMedian +1h
ENA3046.7%-0.66%
PEPE2556.0%+0.20%
BTC2470.8%+0.13%
ZEC2369.6%+1.56%
LINK1936.8%-0.60%
PUMP1957.9%+0.50%
CRV1827.8%-1.01%
ETH1675.0%+0.30%
NEAR1668.8%+0.07%
SOL1668.8%+0.44%

Method

Week. ISO week 2026-W43: Monday 00:00 to Sunday 24:00 UTC (19–25 Oct 2026). This week is still running, so every figure is so far and the comparison is with the whole of the week before.

Hit rate. The same definitions as spike outcomes: for each buy- or sell-side volume spike, the follow-through at +5m, +15m and +1h is the change from the spike minute's close, with the sign flipped for sell-side spikes. A hit is a follow-through above zero. Mixed spikes (279 this week) are left out of hit rates and medians. Cells with fewer than 30 spikes are faded. Weeks with fewer than 300 spikes with a 1-hour outcome are kept but not indexed.

Reading it. Descriptive statistics of past spikes, before fees, slippage and funding, from a price you could not have traded at. Not a trading signal and not financial advice.

Weekly spike report FAQ

Which days does a week cover?

ISO weeks in UTC: Monday 00:00 to Sunday 24:00. Week 1 is the week with the year's first Thursday, so a week around New Year can carry the other year's number. The current week's page fills in as spikes happen and says so far; past weeks are final once their last 1-hour outcomes are in.

How is the hit rate calculated?

For each buy- or sell-side volume spike we compare the close of the spike minute with the close 5, 15 and 60 minutes later. A buy-side spike is a hit when price went up, a sell-side spike when it went down (exactly unchanged is a miss). Mixed spikes are left out. The method is the same as on spike outcomes.

Can I trade on these numbers?

No claim is made that you can. These describe what happened after past spikes, before fees, slippage and funding, measured from a price you could not have traded at. A hit rate near 50% means no follow-through either way. Nothing here is financial advice.