Historical replay · APPB/USD
AppLovin's Beat: $272 to $347 in 30 Minutes (November 2026)
Tokenised AppLovin rose from about $272 to $347.05 within half an hour of the company's third-quarter report on November 4, 2026, after a brief dip to $262. Replay an after-hours earnings spike in 15-minute steps.
APPB, the Binance token that tracks AppLovin shares, drifted between $270 and $275 through the last hours of Wednesday's US session on thin volume. The stock itself had already risen 10.7% to close at $271.75 in the post-election rally, and the token's 20:45 UTC candle ended at $271.58.
The report landed at about 21:05 UTC: revenue up 55% to $2.185 billion, an 84% adjusted EBITDA margin, earnings of $4.30 a share against $4.04 expected and a fourth-quarter revenue forecast of $2.365 billion to $2.395 billion against $2.25 billion. The 21:00 candle was the widest of the replay. It first dipped to $262.43, 3.4% below the close, then rose to $321.03 and closed at $314.74 on $111,926 of volume and 821 trades.
The buying continued for another half hour. The 21:15 candle reached $334.91 and the 21:30 candle touched the high of the replay, $347.05, about 27.7% above the close, before ending at $329.41. Over the following hour the token swung between $310 and $343, with a second burst of $102,186 of volume in the 22:15 candle.
After midnight UTC trading calmed, and the token spent the Asian session between $324 and $331, ending the replay at $325.74, about 20% above Wednesday's close and close to the 21.9% after-hours gain reported for the stock. The replay shows how an earnings spike often overshoots in the first half hour and then settles on a level that the rest of the night's trading accepts.