Historical replay · AMDB/USD
AMD's Record Quarter: $474 to $534 in 30 Minutes (November 2026)
Tokenised AMD swung from $473.75 to $534.17 within half an hour of its third-quarter report on November 3, 2026, then gave back part of the gain overnight as futures fell on the midterms. Replay an earnings spike in 15-minute steps.
AMDB, the Binance token that tracks shares of Advanced Micro Devices, spent the last hours of Tuesday's US session between $484 and $490. The stock had already risen 3.65% on the day to close at $483.90, as chipmakers rebounded from a three-day sell-off, and the token's last candle before the bell ended at $484.18.
The report landed shortly after the close: record revenue of $13.4 billion, up 45%, adjusted earnings of $2.09 a share against about $1.88 expected, data-centre revenue up 97% to $8.5 billion, and a fourth-quarter forecast of about $17 billion, above the roughly $16.2 billion analysts had pencilled in. The 21:15 UTC candle was the busiest of the replay, with 7,218 trades and $422,157 of volume. It first dipped to $473.75, 2.1% below the close, as the headlines were parsed, then reversed to $523.80 and closed at $517.88. The next quarter-hour reached $534.17, 10.4% above the close.
The earnings call, from 22:00 UTC, trimmed rather than added. The outlook put fourth-quarter gross margin at about 55%, down from 56%, and analysts flagged free cash flow well below expectations; the token slipped to $512.42 in the 22:30 candle. From 00:15 UTC the midterm results took over: as Nasdaq-100 futures fell on projections of a Democratic Congress, the token dropped to $502.39 and then $498.49 in the 01:30 candle, giving back more than half of the spike.
The rebound came before dawn in Europe. As futures recovered, the 04:45 UTC candle rose from $504.16 to $514.08 on $127,403 of volume, and the token ended the replay near $517.50, about 7% above Tuesday's close. The replay shows the three layers of an after-hours reaction: the first seconds trade the headline, the call refines the details, and a market-wide shock overnight can move the stock as much as its own numbers.