ZIL Tops Upbit's Daily Gainers With an 11.61% Jump

A Double-Digit Print With a Caution Flag

The Zilliqa (ZIL) price led Upbit's gainer board on Monday, adding 11.61% against the previous day's close as of 12:01 in Korea, 03:01 UTC. The quote stood at 2.98 won at that stamp, and turnover to that point ran to roughly 6 billion won, enough to place the token among the board's heavier names by money flow. The venue, one of the Korean platforms covered in our roundup of the best crypto exchanges, publishes the list as a rolling tally of its 300 quoted assets, with each percentage change paired to a price and a cumulative turnover figure. The gain was measured within a single session rather than accumulated across days, which is part of what makes the print stand out on a board of 300 names. The move was rare in kind as well as size: of the ten largest gainers, ZIL alone advanced by more than 10%. Behind it sat Gitcoin (GTC) at +9.79% on a 258 won quote and 3.6 billion won of turnover, with Reserve Rights (RSR) third at +4.41% and 2.37 won. Neither runner came close to the double-digit line, and the gap between first and second place was 1.82 percentage points. The session underneath was broad: bitcoin (BTC) added 0.11% to 102,568,000 won, and 215 of the 300 listed names rose against 65 that fell. One detail separated ZIL from everything else on the board. It carried the venue's investment-warning designation, making it the only flagged asset among the ten leaders. That label is the exchange's own caution mark, kept separate from the market maker arrangements that normally maintain liquidity on a quoted pair, and the ranking itself gave no reason for the flag. A double-digit gainer that is simultaneously the only flagged asset is an uncommon pairing, and Monday's leaderboard produced exactly one.

COINOTAG's own composite puts the market in a narrow bracket, scoring each level from 0 to 100 on the indicators that meet there. Spot sits just above $0.0016, directly on the strongest support level in the model; the $0.0016 floor reads 88 out of 100 from overlapping signals that include the lower Bollinger Band and a first-order pivot. The nearest resistance at $0.0018 scores 72 out of 100. Derivatives positioning is thin: open interest on perpetual futures stands at $979,678, and funding prints at -0.0203%, a mild negative carry for long positions. Sentiment across the wider market, tracked by the crypto fear and greed index, reads 29 out of 100, inside fear territory. The fuller ZIL technical analysis page updates these levels as they shift.

Turnover across the ten did not track the ranking. Ethena (ENA) drew the largest money flow, 11.1 billion won, on a gain of just 2.96% at a quote of 209 won. PEPE, quoted at 0.00697 won, moved 7.7 billion won while adding 2.80%, and RSR's 6.1 billion won edged just past ZIL's roughly 6 billion despite the smaller percentage gain. Arbitrum (ARB) turned over 3.7 billion won at +3.96% on a 236 won quote, Meteora (MET2) 2.7 billion at +3.62% and 429 won, and the asset listed as DATA 1.6 billion at +2.76% and 149 won. Waves and the USD.AI ticker CHIP closed the ten at 1.0 and 1.2 billion won respectively, on gains of 3.47% and 2.64% at 298 won and 46.6 won. The gain itself did not hold on a rolling basis. Live monitoring now puts ZIL at $0.001633, about 0.5% below the level of the 03:01 UTC snapshot and 1.4% lower across the last 24 hours. The 11.61% figure was measured against the prior day's close at the moment the board was compiled; the rolling daily basis that venues quote now reads negative. The daily candlestick that carried the double-digit spike has given most of its range back within the same session, which is the pattern the two measures describe together. What the snapshot cannot show is who provided the buying. The board records price, change and money flow, not order flow, and no wallet or venue disclosure accompanied Monday's reading. That leaves the move resting on its turnover alone: roughly 6 billion won of Korean-market demand, concentrated in one session, that lifted ZIL to the top of the list and, within hours, let the rolling gain settle back to flat.

A Caution Flag Beside First Place

On the evidence available, the move reads as rotation rather than a re-rating. A gain that reaches 11.61% on one venue's rolling board and returns to a flat daily print inside the same session describes a spurt, not a re-rating. The breadth behind it argues against a market-wide cause: 215 of 300 names rose on Monday, so ZIL's give-back happened in a tape that favored risk overall. What stays distinctive is the pairing on the leaderboard itself, a caution designation beside first place, a combination none of the other nine carried. Until a disclosure explains the flag or fresh money flow appears, Monday's move stands as a one-session, one-market event, and the tape gives no name to the other side of it.