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Nervos Network's Two Bursts: CKB +59% Intraday on 35 Times Its Usual Volume (October 2026)
On October 11, 2026, Nervos Network's CKB token rose in two sudden bursts, seven hours apart, reaching its highest price since January before fading overnight. Relive a day of unusual volume, hour by hour.
Nervos Network is a proof-of-work blockchain designed as a base layer for storing assets securely, with CKB as its native token. Through late September and early October 2026, CKB drifted between about $0.0012 and $0.0015, usually on less than $500,000 of volume a day.
The first hours of October 11 were as quiet as ever: CKB slipped to $0.00138 at 03:00 UTC, with some hours trading only $20,000. A small push at 06:00 UTC (+6.2%) faded. Then, in the 13:00 UTC hour, CKB jumped 15.7% on $4.3 million — more than its typical week — touching $0.001911 before closing the hour at $0.001731. The next two hours gave back about 7%.
The second burst was bigger. After a slow climb through the evening, the 20:00 UTC hour rose 21.3% to $0.002116 on $2.7 million, and the 21:00 UTC hour reached $0.002196 — 59% above the morning low and CKB's highest price since late January. The day closed at $0.001932, up 32.87%, on $17.9 million of volume, about 35 times its 30-day average.
The end of the replay shows the fade. Through the early hours of October 12, CKB slipped hour after hour, reaching about $0.0017 by 06:00 UTC and giving back more than a third of the previous day's gain. Compare the two bursts: each came with a huge jump in volume and each topped within an hour. Without follow-through buying after the spike, a token that rarely trades much tends to drift back toward where it started.