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MarketRenderUpdated 3 Oct 2026, 23:10 UTC23:10 UTC
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Derive DRVRank #132 by market size

Derive is bullish on the week, against the dollar and against Bitcoin.

Price against the flip level

Weekly, US dollars
Flip $0.2948
Now $0.3843
+30.4% cushion
Where Derive sits
Bullish against BitcoinBearish against Bitcoin
Bullish against the dollarLeader: Derive is hereRiding the tide
Bearish against the dollarResilientLaggard
Next weekly close in 1 day

A weekly close below $0.2948 would flip Derive to bearish.

Derive, weekly candles

  • Up candle
  • Down candle
  • Flip level while bullish
  • Flip level while bearish
0.10000.20000.25000.5000JunJulAugSep

Trend on every timeframe

Each coin is scored twice: in US dollars and in Bitcoin. The second row shows whether it is beating Bitcoin.

How scores work

Every score runs from −100 to +100 and is worked out the same way for every coin and every timeframe.

  • Strong bull, 60 or more
  • Bull, 20 to 59
  • Neutral, −19 to 19
  • Bear, −59 to −20
  • Strong bear, −60 or less
A flip is when a closed candle moves the trend from bull to bear, or back.The coin has too little history for a score yet.Early beside a score: the coin has too little history yet for its score to compare with a mature one.

The score says how strongly the price is trending now; it does not predict what comes next. Strong is the common reading: it means the trend rules agree.

Trend on every timeframe
Measured in4 hoursDayWeekMonthOn the weekLast weekly flip
US dollars+6+89newnewBullnone recorded
Bitcoin−47+90newnewBullnone recorded
The number is the score. Bull or Bear is the side of the flip level the coin is on, so the two can point different ways.Against Bitcoin, Derive is measured on a ratio of closing prices: its close divided by Bitcoin's on Coinbase.

Derive, weekly trend since 2026

Blocks above the line are bullish stretches, blocks below it bearish. A taller block is a stronger trend.

2026
A diamond marks a flip

Against Bitcoin

Returns measured in Bitcoin show whether holding Derive beat holding Bitcoin.

Against Bitcoin
PeriodDeriveBitcoinDerive against Bitcoin
30 days+175.8%+9.3%+152.3%
90 days+265.8%+33.8%+173.3%

One Derive buys 0.000004530 Bitcoin. A weekly close below 0.000003298 would flip it to bearish against Bitcoin.

No weekly flip has been recorded for Derive yet.

The long view

Slow measures that put the current trend in context. Prices are in US dollars.