According to Upbit’s analysis of digital asset data for the KRW market at 9:08 a.m. on August 25, a number of stocks have shown sharp weekly gains and short‑term volatility has been observed. In particular, STX (Stacks), PROM (Prome) and ENA (Eterna) recorded double‑digit rise rates, while the trading volume charts displayed clear polarisation between buying and selling activity.
The top 10 gainer stocks for the week are listed below, with Stacks (STX/KRW) posting a +88.17 % gain and becoming the highest weekly gainer. Prome (PROM/KRW) followed at +86.96 %, and Eterna (ENA/KRW) came in third at +80.34 %. Other names such as Derv (DRV/KRW), Trump (TRUMP/KRW) etc. also recorded gains above 60 % indicating a flow of short‑term speculative trading.
Upbit states that “the market’s price data for the selected period is used to calculate and report only the rise rates. For example, a newly listed market will show its one‑week rise rate after about a week.” This means that some stocks may have their 1‑month, 3‑month, 6‑month or yearly return figures marked as “-” in the chart. That indicates investors should consider the significance of each period’s return when analysing.
The top buy and sell volume for the day were all 500.00 % aggregated, showing that buying activity was markedly stronger than selling. Companies such as Internet Computer (ICP/KRW), Adventure Gold (AGLD/KRW) and Dcentral Land (MANA/KRW) displayed strong buying momentum, implying a possibility of increased short‑term volatility. Conversely, the top sell volume stocks were 0.00 % aggregated, indicating that either selling activity was very low or there was an absence of large sell orders in that period. This could lead to significant price swings and therefore requires a cautious approach and risk management.