Mopo led the weekly movers, rising 28.39% for the week through February 20, 2026, and trading at 2,035 KRW. The Ethereum-based, non-custodial DeFi lending protocol enables users to create and manage lending pools. The move underscores growing interest in DeFi and altcoins this week.
Stable posted a 27.70% weekly gain, trading at 42 KRW, and gaining 4.33% in the last 24 hours. The project operates a fast, gasless payment network that uses USDT as a gas token on a high-speed EVM-compatible Layer1, aided by the 1.2.0 mainnet upgrade that expanded Solidity and staking features.
PiCoin advanced 27.61% to 248 KRW, with a 24-hour drop of 7.40%. News of the February 15 closing of node upgrades (version 19.6) and the 16 million-user mainnet transition boosted network stability and scalability, according to CMF buy pressure signals.
Kite gained 25.51% to 351 KRW, rising 11.23% in the last 24 hours. The project aims to build an infrastructure for autonomous AI agents to trade and settle payments, featuring a three-layer identity framework and state-channel-based, ultra-low-latency settlement.
Knight Token rose 23.44% to 89 KRW, up 7.71% in the past day. It serves as the governance token for Midnight Network, delivering programmable privacy via zero-knowledge proofs and contributing to network security.
Other notable movers included BitTensor up 17.98% to 257,716 KRW and Cosmos up 16.98% to 3,298 KRW. Pepe rose 16.26% to 0.00612 KRW, Zcash gained 15.20% to 382,878 KRW, and Bitcoin Cash advanced 12.13% to 812,657 KRW.
Mopo’s rally followed attention to DeFi lending and practical use cases, while the Stable upgrade helped push the market higher. Analysts cited improving on-chain activity and rising investor interest in decentralized finance.
This week’s top-100 movers show momentum in DeFi lending, AI-powered payment infrastructure, and ZK privacy technologies. Governance and mainnet upgrades are helping lift volumes.
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