Historical replay · SNDK/USD
Tokenised Sandisk Broke $1,000 in a Memory Rally (Nov 2026)
Tokenised Sandisk rose from $897.55 early on November 11, 2026, to $1,011.14 in the US afternoon as memory-chip stocks jumped behind CoreWeave's results. Replay the rally and its fade in hourly steps.
Memory-chip stocks had been among the hardest hit in the post-election AI sell-off, and on Wednesday, November 11, they led the rebound. Binance's tokenised Sandisk started the European morning near $900, with a low of $897.55 in the 07:00 UTC hour, after CoreWeave raised its 2026 revenue forecast the evening before.
The first push came at 09:00 UTC, from $915.48 to $943.17, as Asian and European chip stocks rallied. The bigger one came with the US open: the 14:00 UTC hour swung from $920.03 to $964.28, and the 15:00 UTC hour added another $43 to close at $1,004.40. The token peaked at $1,011.14 in the 16:00 UTC hour, about 12.7% above the morning low. Yahoo Finance reported that Sandisk, Micron and SK Hynix each rose more than 10% during the session.
The afternoon gave some of it back. The token slipped below $1,000 at 19:00 UTC and to $974.17 in the 20:00 UTC hour, and after Nvidia fell on the report about its chief executive, it traded down to $950.61 after midnight UTC and near $940 by the European morning of November 12.
Replay it to see the shape of a sector rebound inside a correction: two clean steps up timed to market opens, a round-number peak, and then a fade once the day's buyers were done and a new headline hit the group's biggest name.