[Coin record watch] AAPLX and AAPLON among 10 record highs as FLR, 2Z join 56 record lows

Ten assets recorded all-time highs on October 30, including Apple stock tokens AAPLX and AAPLON. Another 56 recorded all-time lows, spanning cryptocurrencies, dollar-linked assets and tokenized stocks.

Assets recording all-time highs (ATH)

① Universal USD (USDU): $1.00 | 0.10% below ATH

② FOMO人生 (FOMO人生): $0.026572 | 10.00% below ATH

③ Apple xStock (AAPLX): $343.22 | 2.89% below ATH

④ Apple (Ondo Tokenized Stock) (AAPLON): $343.56 | 2.51% below ATH

⑤ Super Inu (SI): $0.012020 | 10.86% below ATH

The October 30 snapshot showed 10 assets with record highs dated that day. AAPLX and AAPLON had retreated 2.89% and 2.51% from their respective peaks, while USDU stood 0.10% below its record. Janus Henderson Anemoy AAA CLO Fund (JAAA), Janus Henderson Anemoy Treasury Fund (JTRSY) and Obligate Trade Finance Yield (OTFY) were still at their highs. Kinetiq (KNTQ) and BCGame Coin (BC) also recorded new peaks.

Assets recording all-time lows (ATL)

① BFUSD (BFUSD): $1.00 | 0.46% above ATL

② Flare (FLR): $0.005962 | 1.85% above ATL

③ DoubleZero (2Z): $0.026596 | 6.12% above ATL

④ Saturn Dollar (USDAT): $1.00 | 0.50% above ATL

⑤ Alphabet (bStocks Tokenized Stock) (GOOGLB): $280.90 | 1.09% above ATL

A total of 56 assets recorded all-time lows, with dollar-linked assets and tokenized stocks appearing alongside cryptocurrencies. Flare traded 96.03% below its all-time high, while DoubleZero was down 97.02% from its peak. BFUSD remained close to its record low, trading just 0.46% above it. The other entries showed that new lows extended across multiple asset types.

Top five assets by market capitalization

① Bitcoin (BTC): $77,433 | 38.58% below ATH

② Ethereum (ETH): $2,233.62 | 54.84% below ATH

③ BNB (BNB): $699.84 | 48.92% below ATH

④ XRP (XRP): $1.24 | 66.03% below ATH

⑤ Solana (SOL): $96.53 | 67.09% below ATH

Editor's note: This column tracks assets recording all-time highs and lows and compares leading assets with their historical peaks. A record dated October 30 does not mean the asset remained at that level when the snapshot was taken; the accompanying percentages show its distance from the recorded extreme.

This column presents market data and does not recommend investment in any asset.