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What moved
Every instrument 777 Raptor prices, ranked by how far it moved over the 24 hours of hourly candles ending at its latest one. What happened, not what will.
The reading on this page
An instrument whose market is shut (a weekend, a holiday) shows its last trading day, and says when that ended.
Risers, fallers, ranges
Change is from the first hourly candle's open to the latest close. Range is the high less the low, as a share of the open. Instruments with fewer than twelve hourly candles in the window are left out.
Largest rise over the window.
Largest fall over the window.
Widest high-to-low, whatever the direction.
DelayedSource: 777 Raptor's own hourly candles from the liquidity provider's prices, read through public_movers()Updated 19 October 2026, 05:16 UTCIndicative mid-market candles, not dealable quotes. Past movement, not a forecast or a recommendation.
A large move says that something happened, not that it will continue or reverse. Thinly traded instruments and small crypto-assets move further on less news, so they lead these lists often.
The candles are 777 Raptor's own, built every five minutes from the provider's prices since 13 October 2026; the latest hour may still be forming. Gaps in a market's hours mean fewer candles in its window.
For the condition behind a move, see Market Weather; for when each market is busiest, the session clock.
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