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Weekly crypto anomaly report

CryptoKeyhole’s weekly anomaly report for : 54 unusual readings across 35 coins; the standout: 9.30 trillion PEPE sent to exchanges in an hour.

The week’s most unusual readings across every coin we cover, from our own data: what stood out, in which coins, and how it compares with each chart’s own past.

Week of 26 Oct to 1 Nov 2026, Monday to Sunday (UTC)

Anomalies
54
Coins
35
Level 3
2

The standouts

  1. PEPEExchange inflows · Mon 26 Oct

    9.30 trillion PEPE sent to exchanges in an hour

    The most since 24 Aug 2023, in the hour to 13:00 UTC on 26 Oct (a typical hour: 38.30 billion PEPE), about $40.2M. Coins arriving on exchanges are often there to be sold. PEPE −0.5% that hour.

  2. ENAExchange inflows · Fri 30 Oct

    94.0 million ENA sent to exchanges in an hour

    The most since 8 May 2025, in the hour to 01:00 UTC on 30 Oct (a typical hour: 904,164 ENA), about $17.9M. Coins arriving on exchanges are often there to be sold. ENA −1.4% that hour.

  3. NILSharp moves · Tue 27 Oct

    NIL +25.9% in 45 minutes

    A sharp rise from $0.08962 to $0.1128, from 06:50 UTC on 27 Oct. What our data saw during it is on its page.

  4. SYRUPMVRV zones · Thu 29 Oct

    SYRUP MVRV in its lowest tenth (0.57)

    The day of 29 Oct closed at or below 0.60, inside the lowest 10% of SYRUP’s MVRV history, the lowest since 14 Aug 2026. Coins are valued well below what holders paid for them on average.

  5. ETHMVRV zones · Thu 29 Oct

    ETH MVRV fell below 1 (0.99)

    ETH’s market value closed 29 Oct below its realized value: the average coin last moved at a higher price than today’s, so the average holder is at a loss. First close below 1 since 18 Aug 2026.

  6. LITExchange inflows · Thu 29 Oct

    2,965,132 LIT sent to exchanges in an hour

    The most since 21 Aug 2026, in the hour to 14:00 UTC on 29 Oct (a typical hour: 16,950 LIT), about $8.0M. Coins arriving on exchanges are often there to be sold. LIT −3.6% that hour.

By kind

  • Liquidations27$164M of BTC long positions liquidated in an hour
  • Funding2ETH funding at −0.011%, the lowest in the 16 days we hold
  • Open interest1TRX open interest −15.2% in 24 hours
  • Exchange inflows49.30 trillion PEPE sent to exchanges in an hour
  • MVRV zones5SYRUP MVRV in its lowest tenth (0.57)
  • Sharp moves15NIL +25.9% in 45 minutes

Coins with the most anomalies

CoinAnomaliesKindsHighest level
PEPE5Exchange inflows, Liquidations, Sharp moves
ETH4Funding, MVRV zones, Sharp moves
LIT4Exchange inflows, Sharp moves
ENA3Exchange inflows, Liquidations, Sharp moves
NIL3Sharp moves
HYPE3Liquidations, Sharp moves
ADA2Liquidations
BNB2Liquidations
UNI2Exchange inflows, Liquidations
AAVE1Liquidations
APT1Liquidations
ARB1Liquidations

Bitcoin and Ether this week

  1. ETHETH funding at −0.011%, the lowest in the 16 days we hold

    The futures perpetual funding rate across the venues we collect, in the hour to 19:00 UTC on 30 Oct (a typical hour: 0.006%). Shorts are paying longs to stay open: positioning is leaning short. ETH −0.5% that hour.

    FundingPlus chart

  2. ETHETH funding at −0.008%, the lowest in the 15 days we hold

    The futures perpetual funding rate across the venues we collect, in the hour to 01:00 UTC on 30 Oct (a typical hour: 0.006%). Shorts are paying longs to stay open: positioning is leaning short. ETH −1.4% that hour.

    FundingPlus chart

  1. ETHETH MVRV fell below 1 (0.99)

    ETH’s market value closed 29 Oct below its realized value: the average coin last moved at a higher price than today’s, so the average holder is at a loss. First close below 1 since 18 Aug 2026.

    MVRV zonesPlus chart

  2. BTC$164M of BTC long positions liquidated in an hour

    Forced selling of leveraged longs, the most in the 17 days we hold (a typical hour: $81,289), in the hour to 21:00 UTC on 29 Oct. BTC −2.3% that hour. Liquidations add to a fall as they print.

    LiquidationsPlus chart

  3. ETHETH −4.1% in 54 minutes

    A sharp fall from $2,337 to $2,240, from 19:54 UTC on 29 Oct. What our data saw during it is on its page.

    Sharp moves

From our own nodes and market data; every Monday. Last update 8 November 2026, 23:24 UTC

How the report is made

The report gathers the entries of our crypto anomaly feed whose hour, day or block falls in the week: readings far outside their own chart’s past across every coin we cover (liquidations, funding, open interest, exchange inflows, whale balances, old coins, stablecoin issuance, MVRV zones, sharp moves and the largest transfers). The standouts are the highest-level entries, at most one per kind and coin. A new report replaces this one every Monday at 00:00 UTC; earlier weeks are in the feed’s archive (Plus).

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When is the report published?

Every Monday at 00:00 UTC, for the Monday-to-Sunday week that just ended.

Where do the entries come from?

From our crypto anomaly feed, which judges every chart in its list against its own past each hour; the report keeps the week’s entries and ranks them by level.

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Entries in this report are found by CryptoKeyhole from our own nodes and market data. They describe what our data saw, not a cause it cannot show.