Small-cap traders opened Thursday, September 24, 2026 with a cluster of outsized pre-market moves. As of this morning's 8:00 a.m. ET scan, GlucoTrack (GCTK) and Profusa (PFSA) topped the leaderboard, with Wetour Robotics (WETO), Digital Currency X Technology (DCX) and Surrozen (SRZN) rounding out the top five.
Below, we pair each of the ten ranked names with the reported headline circulating alongside the move. Readers should note that several of the supplied headlines are dated well before this scan, so they may not fully explain today's trading. Percentage moves, prices and volumes are shown in the accompanying market table.
Top 10 Pre-Market Movers
Scanner snapshot captured 2026-09-24T12:00:03.309Z.
| # | Ticker | Company | Move | Price | Volume | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | GCTK | GlucoTrack, Inc. | +104.9% | $4.16 | 15,029,809 | $1.6M |
| 2 | PFSA | Profusa, Inc. | +76.1% | $3.61 | 10,373,512 | $1.2M |
| 3 | WETO | Wetour Robotics Limited | +51.0% | $2.19 | 10,027,032 | $1.6M |
| 4 | DCX | Digital Currency X Technology Inc. | +42.4% | $0.1045 | 343,435,688 | $29.3M |
| 5 | SRZN | Surrozen, Inc. | +27.2% | $20.55 | 173,640 | $189.9M |
| 6 | SPHL | Springview Holdings Ltd | +23.2% | $2.84 | 6,562,280 | $28.3M |
| 7 | CHSN | Chanson International Holding | +15.0% | $1.23 | 297,402 | $3.9M |
| 8 | GRML | Greenland Mines Ltd | +13.7% | $12.72 | 2,554,212 | $35.6M |
| 9 | NCPL | Netcapital Inc. | +13.5% | $1.18 | 6,526,431 | $8.2M |
| 10 | YMAT | J-Star Holding Co., Ltd. | +13.3% | $1.45 | 16,048,678 | $5.1M |
What’s Driving the Moves
GCTK — GlucoTrack, Inc.
GlucoTrack leads this morning's pre-market board by percentage gain. A reported catalyst circulating alongside the move is a September 23 headline announcing that Lōkahi Therapeutics™ is advancing its proprietary ai² pipeline from an internal asset engine to a revenue-generating platform.
The headline itself names Lōkahi Therapeutics and does not detail any relationship to GlucoTrack, so traders should treat the linkage as unconfirmed. Read the reported headline.
PFSA — Profusa, Inc.
Profusa is the second-largest pre-market gainer in this scan. A reported catalyst is the company's September 15 announcement that it received a Nasdaq compliance determination; the headline does not provide further detail on the determination's contents.
Because the headline is more than a week old relative to this scan, it may not fully account for this morning's move. Read the reported headline.
WETO — Wetour Robotics Limited
Wetour Robotics ranks third in this morning's pre-market gains. A reported catalyst is a September 17 headline announcing the company's launch of Vantrapower, described as an entry into the Texas AI power infrastructure market.
The headline is a week old relative to the scan, so whether it is driving today's session is unconfirmed. Read the reported headline.
DCX — Digital Currency X Technology Inc.
Digital Currency X Technology is among this morning's top five pre-market movers. The supplied headline, from December 2025, reports the company's receipt of a Nasdaq notification regarding the market value of listed securities requirement.
Given how dated that headline is relative to this scan, it is unlikely on its own to explain today's trading, and no fresher company-specific headline was supplied. Read the reported headline.
SRZN — Surrozen, Inc.
Surrozen rounds out the top five in this scan. A reported catalyst is the company's September 8 announcement that it submitted an IND application for SZN-8141 for the treatment of diabetic macular edema.
The headline is more than two weeks old relative to this scan, so its role in this morning's move is unconfirmed. Read the reported headline.
SPHL — Springview Holdings Ltd
Springview Holdings is among the top pre-market percentage gainers this morning. The supplied headline, from January 2026, reports that the company identified a corner terrace residence in Singapore as a pilot project with the potential to deliver up to roughly S$2,000 in monthly electricity savings.
Because the headline is months old, it may not be the driver of today's session, and no more recent company-specific headline was supplied. Read the reported headline.
CHSN — Chanson International Holding
Chanson International Holding is posting a double-digit pre-market percentage gain in this scan. A reported catalyst is the company's September 18 announcement of its financial results for the first half of fiscal year 2026.
The headline does not detail the results themselves, and whether the report is behind this morning's trading is unconfirmed. Read the reported headline.
GRML — Greenland Mines Ltd
Greenland Mines is on this morning's pre-market gainers list. The supplied headline, published today, chronicles the stock's pre-market surge but does not itself confirm a single company-specific catalyst behind the move.
Traders should treat any driver as unverified until the company or regulators provide confirmation. Read the reported coverage.
NCPL — Netcapital Inc.
Netcapital is among the ten largest pre-market percentage gainers in this scan. The supplied headline, from late August, reports the company's receipt of a Nasdaq notification regarding a delayed annual report on Form 10-K.
Given the headline's age, it is unlikely on its own to explain today's move, and no fresher company-specific headline was supplied. Read the reported headline.
YMAT — J-Star Holding Co., Ltd.
J-Star Holding rounds out this morning's top ten pre-market movers. The supplied headline, from April 2026, announces the return of Jonathan Chiang as the company's chief executive officer.
Because the headline is several months old relative to this scan, it may have little bearing on today's session, and no more recent company-specific headline was supplied. Read the reported headline.
What To Watch Next
Heading into the opening bell, the key question is whether these early percentage gains hold once regular-session liquidity arrives; pre-market moves in thinly traded small caps frequently retrace. Traders may also watch for any company confirmations, press releases or filings that could validate — or contradict — the reported headlines cited above, several of which are dated well before this scan. As always, percentage moves on small floats can be exaggerated, and nothing here establishes that a given headline caused a given move.
