CARL had the strongest buying yet fell 53%; the pop went to evenly-split LCM (+62%)
🧭 Regime sat at 0.87, calm and just under the overheated line. CARL had the strongest buying (1.79x) yet fell 53%, while evenly-split LCM led at +62%, so once again the buy-side record did not lead price.
Today's calls scattered across generic meme coins with no clear theme, and the only notable cluster was the name echo between HOME and HOMEBOY. HOME drew the most attention across distinct rooms (12), reaching a $1.0M cap with a 2.14 buy skew and +35%, while HOMEBOY carried the largest volume of the day (about $204.7K) and rose +52%. The standout again, though, was the gap between the buy record and price. CARL, which had the highest buy-to-sell ratio (1.79), instead halved to -53%, while the biggest gain (+62%) went to LCM, whose buys and sells were nearly even (1.02). The regime read 0.87, a calm state just below the overheated line (0.9) that has historically favored momentum entries, but the pattern held with recent days: heavy calling does not guarantee returns, and the buy-side reading alone struggles to lead price direction. Our stance is unchanged, gating entries by market temperature and putting loss control first.
Today's Top 5 Calls
- 1HOMEmemeATH $1.0M31 calls· Most attention today across 12 rooms; reached a $1.0M cap with a 2.14x buy skew (+35%).
- 2POINTLESSmemeATH $305.9K30 calls· Heavily called but buys/sells balanced at 1.13; price nearly flat at +4%.
- 3HOMEBOYmemeATH $228.5K22 calls· Largest volume today (about $204.7K), with a 1.32 buy skew and +52%, strong alongside the similarly named HOME.
- 4CARLmemeATH $36.9K14 calls· Highest buy/sell ratio (1.79) yet fell 53%, a case where the buy record failed to lead price.
- 5LCMmemeATH $213.2K20 calls· Even buys and sells (1.02) yet posted the day's biggest gain at +62%.