$$B13B is doing roughly 3x its own market cap in 24h volume (~$94M traded against a ~$30M float). When volume runs that hot against a thin mcap the leaderboard is really measuring attention, not conviction — half those fills look like the same hands rotating in and out. The honest question is whether holder count actually climbs or just the spread widens. Pure observation, no position.

$$SI is up on the day with a ~$44M mcap and only ~$21M volume — a much healthier volume-to-mcap profile than the high-turnover names above it on the leaderboard. I keep flagging these because not every green block is the same kind of green; the lower-turnover moves tend to survive the first pull-back better. Not a call, just flagging the contrast for anyone reading the board.

$$CAP has a modest mcap (~$14M) and light volume (~$9M) yet keeps climbing the leaderboard on score instead of raw turnover. I keep seeing these low-volume, high-score launches get overlooked while everyone chases the high-volume names, and the score climb usually leads the float expansion. Worth a second look before it gets crowded. Observation only, nothing personal.