Key Highlights

  • Hyperliquid Strategies is trading 19.41% higher at $11.91 and holds about 38.8 million HYPE tokens worth roughly $2.9 billion.
  • Hyperion DeFi is trading 17.33% higher at $3.52 after paying down about $8.6 million of debt.
  • Chaince Digital Holdings is trading 15.41% lower at $7.74, with first-half 2026 revenue of about $971,000.
  • Eightco Holdings is trading 14.01% higher at $0.8868, and its most recent treasury update is dated July.
  • Lion Group Holding is trading 13.96% higher at $2.53, with about 232,900 HYPE tokens held.

Five Crypto, Digital-Asset and Tokenization Stocks on the Move October 29, 2026

Five digital-asset names are moving on Thursday, October 29, 2026, and none has a dated company release attached to its move. Hyperliquid Strategies (NASDAQ:PURR) is trading 19.41% higher at $11.91, Hyperion DeFi (NASDAQ:HYPD) 17.33% higher at $3.52, Chaince Digital Holdings (NASDAQ:CD) 15.41% lower at $7.74, Eightco Holdings (NASDAQ:ORBS) 14.01% higher at $0.8868 and Lion Group Holding (NASDAQ:LGHL) 13.96% higher at $2.53.

Ranking follows the size of the percentage move, up or down, using the exact figures in each company's coverage. Prior closes are implied from the price and the move, so they are calculated. Share bases differ widely, from Lion Group's reported 46,144 shares outstanding to Hyperliquid Strategies' 197.84 million, so the percentages are not directly comparable by company size.

1. Hyperliquid Strategies: Behind the 19.41% Gain and the Enlarged Buyback

Hyperliquid Strategies is trading 19.41% higher at $11.91, from an implied prior close of about $9.97 (calculated). No dated release accompanied the move. The latest update, on October 23, 2026, increased the buyback to up to $100 million from $30 million and extended it to October 31, 2027, with about $72 million remaining.

The New York-based firm builds and manages holdings of HYPE, the native token of the Hyperliquid blockchain. It held about 38.8 million tokens as of October 24, valued at roughly $2.9 billion, against a market capitalization of about $2.35 billion. Results for the quarter ended September 30 will be presented in a webcast on November 5.

2. Hyperion DeFi: Why the Penny Stock Is Up 17.33%

Hyperion DeFi is trading 17.33% higher at $3.52, from an implied prior close of about $3.00 (calculated), with no dated release attached. The company builds on Hyperliquid, holds the HYPE token and earns fees from ecosystem partnerships. With about 15.44 million shares outstanding, the current price implies a market value near $54.4 million (calculated).

Its October update disclosed repurchases of 240,124 shares at a weighted average of $3.21 and repayment of about $8.6 million of debt, leaving no long-term debt. The 2026 adjusted gross profit outlook was lifted to $7 million to $8 million from $5 million to $7 million. At September 30 it held $14.5 million in cash and stablecoins and 1.85 million HYPE tokens.

3. Chaince Digital Slips 15.41% With No Release Attached

Chaince Digital is trading 15.41% lower at $7.74, with a prior close implied near $9.15 (calculated). No dated release accompanied the decline. The New York company provides advisory, private placement, brokerage and escrow services and is developing a tokenized finance offering.

First-half 2026 revenue was about $971,000, up 275%, and a single customer accounted for 55% of it, or roughly $533,500. The net loss was about $2.5 million. An August registered direct offering brought in approximately $16.2 million, and cash was about $31 million at June 30. Market capitalization stood near $352 million at the most recent reading.

4. Eightco Gains 14.01% at Sub-$1 Prices With No Event Behind It

Eightco is trading 14.01% higher at $0.8868, from an implied prior close near $0.7778 (calculated). No company announcement dated on or just before the session accompanied the rise, so the move cannot be tied to an event. The Pennsylvania company follows a digital asset treasury strategy built around the Worldcoin token, with a private stake linked to OpenAI.

Its July 27 update put total holdings at about $391 million as of July 26, including 301,971,219 Worldcoin tokens, about 28% of holdings, and $90 million tied to OpenAI. Second-quarter revenue dropped 72.7% to $2.1 million, while net income was $17.7 million on a $29.3 million digital asset gain. A buyback of up to $125 million was authorised on December 29, 2025.

5. Lion Group Adds 13.96% After Swapping Its Holdings Into Hyperliquid

Lion Group is trading 13.96% higher at $2.53, from an implied prior close of about $2.22 (calculated), with no dated release attached. The latest company news is a September 30 release stating that it sold its Solana holdings and part of its Bitcoin on September 29 to buy about 38,102 HYPE tokens. It now holds about 232,900, valued at roughly $20.1 million in that release.

The Singapore-based firm runs an online trading platform, mainly in China and Southeast Asia. Short interest was 12,848 shares for the October 15 settlement, about 27.8% of the 46,144 shares reported outstanding (calculated). Two American depositary share ratio changes this year, in July and September, make older price history hard to compare.

Comparing the Five Crypto Movers: Treasury Size Versus Size of Move

Hyperliquid Strategies' gain is 2.08 percentage points above Hyperion DeFi's and 5.45 points above Lion Group's (calculated). The distance between the only decliner, Chaince Digital at 15.41% lower, and the top gainer is 34.82 points, and between Chaince Digital and Eightco at 14.01% higher it is 29.42 points (calculated).

Three of the five hold HYPE. Hyperliquid Strategies holds about 38.8 million tokens, roughly 21 times Hyperion DeFi's 1.85 million, which is itself about 7.9 times Lion Group's roughly 232,900 (both calculated). Hyperliquid Strategies' market capitalization of about $2.35 billion is roughly 43 times Hyperion DeFi's implied $54.4 million (calculated).

Next Steps: November Reporting Dates and Treasury Disclosures to Follow

Hyperliquid Strategies presents quarterly results on November 5, 2026, and Hyperion DeFi reports on November 12. Lion Group faces a Skyfame scheme creditors' meeting expected in late October or early November, a tentative sanction hearing on November 20, and the October 30 short-interest update. Chaince Digital and Eightco have not given dates for their next reports, and Eightco's last treasury update is from July. Hyperion DeFi also has a $20 million repurchase program running, and Hyperliquid Strategies has about $72 million left under its $100 million authorization, so buyback disclosures are another item to follow.