# Top Winners (Under $5)
|Rank|Ticker|Approx. Price|% Change|Key Reason|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|1|**AMOD** (Alpha Modus Holdings)|$3.30–$3.60|**+180% to +210%**|Closed a PIPE deal receiving 3,170 Bitcoin (valued at >$250M based on \~$83.6k/BTC) into a new Singapore subsidiary in exchange for \~51.6M shares + warrants. This boosted stockholders’ equity well above $200M, allowing the company to regain Nasdaq listing compliance after a prior delisting warning. Extremely high volume.|
|2|**CYCU** (Cycurion)|$3.80–$4.20|**+44% to +55%**|Confirmed regained compliance with Nasdaq’s $1.00 minimum bid-price rule (after a prior 1-for-8 reverse split). Shares closed above $1 for 10 consecutive days. Supported by recent contract wins and legal resolutions. High volume.|
|3|**QTEX** (QTREX Quantum)|\~$1.10|**+40%**|Strong momentum/volume-driven move (common in these names).|
|4|**AIXI** (XIAO-I Corporation)|\~$1.65–$1.70|**+38–40%**|High-volume retail/momentum play.|
|5|**ZNB** (Zeta Network Group)|\~$1.78|**+65%**|Sharp volume spike.|
|Other notables|NAUT (\~$1.85, +17–20%), FEAM (\~$3.80, +17–18%), NEOV (\~$2.85–$2.90, +14%), NNBR (\~$4.08, +12.5%), GOW (\~$3.80–$3.95, +20–30%)|—|—|Mix of compliance news, contracts, or pure momentum/volume.|
These moves are classic micro-cap behavior: compliance relief (especially Nasdaq listing rules) or capital-raising news can trigger massive short-covering and retail buying.