Historical replay · MAGIC/USD
Treasure's MAGIC Run: From $0.067 to $0.164 Across Two Sessions (October 2026)
Gaming token MAGIC rose 85% on October 9, 2026 and kept climbing overnight to $0.1639 early on October 10, its highest price since November 2025. Relive a rally that came in three distinct waves, hour by hour.
Treasure is a gaming project that began as a network of games and a marketplace on Arbitrum, with the MAGIC token used across them. Through late September 2026 the token traded around $0.05, and in the first week of October it crept up to about $0.066, with occasional one-day spikes that faded quickly.
The first wave came at 06:00 UTC on October 9: after six hours in which MAGIC traded less than $60,000 an hour, it jumped 15% to $0.0765 on $1.2 million of volume. It then spent seven hours going sideways between about $0.073 and $0.081 — the kind of pause that often ends a small spike.
This one didn't end. The second wave started at 14:00 UTC, as US markets opened: +9.3%, +6.7%, +14.8% and +8.2% in four consecutive hours, taking MAGIC from $0.078 to $0.1135 with volume climbing to a peak of $4.8 million at 16:00 UTC. After a short consolidation, it reached $0.1282 in the 21:00 UTC hour before a 6.5% pullback, and closed the day at $0.123, up 84.68%.
The third wave arrived during the Asian morning of October 10: +13.1% at 01:00 UTC and +11.0% at 02:00 UTC on $7.4 million, the busiest hour of the entire run. MAGIC hit $0.1639 in the 03:00 UTC hour — 146% above the previous day's open — and then held between about $0.150 and $0.162. Notice that each wave began from a level the previous one had held, and that the busiest hour came near the end. Volume peaking late in a run is a common sign that the move is attracting latecomers.