# $dTOS - Results

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* May 25, 2025:
  * $TOS started at a market cap (MC) of $95k but dipped slightly to $84k, a decline of about 10%.
  * $dTOS followed, dropping from $611 to $574, a roughly 6% decrease. The poster noted that larger upward price movements in $TOS would make the relationship more interesting.
* May 26, 2025 (early hours):
  * $TOS MC was at $101k, with $dTOS priced at $715. Despite almost no trading volume (only minor 1-cent buys to update the price), $dTOS jumped from $611 to $715, reflecting the conceptual basis of how these tokens work together.
  * Later, $TOS reached $105k MC, and $dTOS hit $922, showing a direct correlation between the two, as theorized. The poster mentioned ongoing work to fix $TOS airdrops for $dTOS holders.
  * By night, $TOS MC was at $97k, and $dTOS fell from $1.7k to $1.3k overnight. The chart appeared irregular due to no volume updates, but the thesis of correlation remained strong.
  * Additional volume came in, with $TOS at $120k and $dTOS at $1.3k. The pool grew, but $TOS’s exponential growth was seen as a bigger factor in $dTOS price movement.
  * @rrrBloomnoted that $dTOS’s price is based on $TOS instead of $SOL, with a tax on $dTOS, causing its market cap to move in direct correlation with $TOS, even without buys. Airdrops of $TOS for holding $dTOS were mentioned as not yet functional.
* May 27, 2025:
  * $TOS hit $200k MC, driving $dTOS to an all-time high (ATH) of $1,896, a 211% gain from the originally measured MC. $TOS rose 112% in the same period. The poster wished they’d acted on this at $29k $TOS MC.
  * $TOS continued a strong upward trend (“on a ripper”), with praise for\@TokenOS\_AIdevs. $dTOS reached a new ATH despite only sell pressure since the first peak, highlighting its correlation with $TOS even without buy activity.

Summary: Over this period, $TOS and $dTOS showed a strong correlation, with $dTOS price movements closely tracking $TOS market cap changes. $TOS fluctuated from $95k to a high of $200k, a 112% increase from a baseline, while $dTOS moved from $574 to an ATH of $1,896, a 211% gain. Price changes in $dTOS occurred even with minimal volume or only sell pressure, reinforcing the theory that $dTOS acts as a derivative token tied to $TOS. Challenges included low trading volume, irregular chart updates, and non-functional $TOS rewards for $dTOS holders. Overall, the theory has been supported, leaving rewards and visibility as the primary issues to solve before launch.&#x20;
