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Premarket is splitting cleanly today. On one side, a regulatory leak is lighting up the crypto-proxy corner of the market, a beaten-down software name is putting together one of the most aggressive comebacks of the spring, and a premium sportswear brand is reminding everyone the high-end consumer is still spending.

On the other, the storage and memory complex is wobbling for a second straight session, a Brazilian asset manager is paying the price for a high-rate environment, and a CEO and his team just put their own money behind a hamburger chain.

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Hyperliquid Strategies (PURR): +10%

The HYPE token treasury company surged on reports that the SEC is readying plans for trading cryptocurrency versions of stocks. Any move that brings crypto and equities closer together is a tailwind for the handful of public crypto-proxy vehicles, and PURR is one of the few pure plays.

ServiceNow (NOW): +5%

The enterprise software name is extending Monday's rip. Even after the extended move, it's still down over 29% YTD, so the bounce is being read as a beaten-down name catching a real bid rather than a full recovery.

Amer Sports (AS): +3%

The Wilson and Salomon parent topped Q1 estimates on both lines, a reminder that the premium athletic and outdoor names are still holding the consumer in a market that's been bracing for a slowdown.

Shake Shack (SHAK): +2%

Six insiders, including the CEO, bought roughly $3.2 million worth of stock per a regulatory filing. When the people who know the business best are writing checks together, retail tends to notice.

XP (XP): -5%

The Brazilian asset manager posted weaker-than-expected Q1 results, with elevated interest rates dragging on its core fixed-income business. The setup is a reminder that the high-rate environment is starting to bite the firms that previously benefited from it.

Seagate (STX): -3%

The storage and memory complex is getting hit for a second straight session, with Seagate leading the slide and Western Digital dipping alongside it.

Micron (MU): -2%

Micron has come under pressure for a second straight session. With Nvidia reporting tomorrow and storage names already cracking, traders are pulling back from one of the most crowded trades of the past year ahead of the print that will likely set its direction.

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Palantir (PLTR)

Palantir is sitting essentially flat in premarket, but it's getting a fresh wave of attention this morning after a 10x Research note framed PLTR, SpaceX, and Bitcoin as three sides of the same geopolitical trade. Retail chatter is building on Stocktwits and across r/wallstreetbets, with debate centered on whether the AI software name is still a buy after a roughly 20% drawdown so far this year.

The bigger setup is Nvidia's earnings tomorrow. PLTR doesn't move with the chip cycle directly, but it remains one of the most prominent AI-narrative stocks in retail hands, and the print is likely to re-rate the entire complex. With shares hovering near $135 after multiple analyst upgrades this month, the next 48 hours could decide whether the YTD slide turns into a bounce or a continuation.