CARV Tops Upbit Gainers With 15.68% Rally

Only Double-Digit Gainer in Upbit's Top 10

CARV price momentum put the gaming data token at the top of South Korea's largest crypto exchange on Saturday: CARV closed 15.68% above its previous session close on the venue's Korean-won market, the largest advance of any token that turned over at least 1 billion won during the day. The board ranks every token on the won market by percentage change and admits only names whose turnover cleared the 1 billion won threshold, a filter that keeps thin, low-liquidity books out of the ranking. The reading, compiled at 12:00 KST (03:00 UTC) on 2026-11-07, made CARV the only member of the top-10 gainer table to clear a double-digit move; all nine runners-up finished in single digits. Second place went to Bifrost (BFC) at 9.40%, with Superform (UP2) at 9.36% in third and Lisk (LSK) at 6.77% in fourth. At the snapshot CARV quoted at 48.7 won, with 16.2 billion won of turnover behind the gain, a sum that placed the token among the day's most-traded names on the board. The first-place rank covers the full volume-filtered board, not only the ten names displayed. The exchange's screening record for the session shows no investment-caution designation on the token, the flag the venue applies to assets under review for unusual trading. Nothing in that record marks the move as a compliance anomaly, which leaves market flow itself as the driver of the ranking. Live tracking shows the move has extended since the snapshot, with the 24-hour gain at 19.6%.

A Mixed Session Across 300 Listed Tokens

The contrast with the rest of the board makes the print stand out: when the table was compiled, 96 of the 300 tokens listed on the Korean-won market had risen while 149 had fallen, and Bitcoin itself managed only a 0.27% gain, quoted at 103.66 million won. Below the top four names, gains stepped down quickly: LIT added 4.61%, Caldera (ERA) 2.75% and Plasma (XPL) 2.03% to close the table. Quote and volume levels tell the same story: Lisk traded at 268 won on 7.4 billion won of turnover, LIT at 4,743 won on 1.8 billion won, Caldera at 101 won on 6.9 billion won and Plasma at 80.4 won on 5.7 billion won. Lisk's 6.77% was the only other advance above 6% besides the top three, with everything from fifth place down inside 5%. Every other name on the table gained less than CARV, and only two of the nine runners-up cleared 9%. Turnover patterns inside the ranking say as much about the rally's character as the percentage itself. Superform carried the heaviest volume of the group at 29.0 billion won but gained a smaller 9.36%, and Bifrost's 9.40% advance came on 7.1 billion won. CARV's 16.2 billion won of turnover, more than double Bifrost's, made the move one of the better-funded advances of the session rather than a thin breakout on a light book.

On the asset side, CARV runs a data protocol aimed at gaming and metaverse applications, with a verification stack that includes zero-knowledge proofs . The clean designation record matters in that frame, because a caution listing often precedes the exchange-side fud that can cut a fast rally short, and CARV carries none through the session. Session gains of this size on a volume-filtered board are rare enough that the print took the table's top slot by a wide margin over the runners-up. The composite support and resistance map frames what the extended move now faces. Live monitoring puts CARV near $0.0351, up 19.6% over 24 hours, sitting below the strongest resistance on the map at $0.0369, a level scored 89/100 where the 100-period EMA, a Fibonacci retracement and a Supertrend line converge. The strongest support below sits at $0.0302, scored 79/100. Positioning is the quieter part of the picture: perp funding reads -0.3692%, so shorts are still the paying side even as spot runs higher, while open interest stands at $1.15 million. The 15.68% session gain, now stretched to 19.6% across 24 hours, keeps its standing reading as a liquidity-led Korean-session rally; a break above $0.0369 on sustained turnover would be the first thing to change it.