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This week's numbers worth quoting. Each one is a sentence, its source and a link, ready to paste.

Five numbers this week

  1. 1 · $CPI · US CPI, month over month

    0.6 percentSep 2026

    US consumer prices changed 0.6 percent in Sep 2026 from the month before, seasonally adjusted, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics figures kept by Tickerz.
    Source: Tickerz $CPI (US CPI, month over month), from US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Consumer Price Index, series CUSR0000SA0.tickerz.com/x/cpi

  2. 2 · $CORECPI · US core CPI, month over month

    0.3 percentSep 2026

    US core consumer prices, less food and energy, changed 0.3 percent in Sep 2026 from the month before, seasonally adjusted, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics figures kept by Tickerz.
    Source: Tickerz $CORECPI (US core CPI, month over month), from US Bureau of Labor Statistics, Consumer Price Index, series CUSR0000SA0L1E.tickerz.com/x/corecpi

  3. 3 · $TRENCHES · Memecoin launchpad fees

    $2.57MOct 18 2026

    Memecoin launchpads took $2.57M in fees on Oct 18 2026 (UTC), according to Tickerz.
    Source: Tickerz $TRENCHES (Memecoin launchpad fees), from DefiLlama, daily fees by protocol, Launchpad category.tickerz.com/x/trenches

  4. 4 · $MINTS · Memecoin launches

    43,529 coinsOct 18 2026

    43,529 memecoins were launched on pump.fun on Oct 18 2026 (UTC), according to Tickerz, which counts them from the Solana chain.
    Source: Tickerz $MINTS (Memecoin launches), from Solana mainnet, the pump.fun program.tickerz.com/x/mints

  5. 5 · $GIGS · Paid gigs over x402

    72,768 gigsOct 18 2026

    About 72,768 API calls were paid for over x402, the pay per request standard, on Base on Oct 18 2026 (UTC), a Tickerz estimate from a one in sixteen sample of the chain.
    Source: Tickerz $GIGS (Paid gigs over x402), from Base mainnet, USDC signed transfers settled by x402 facilitators.tickerz.com/x/gigs

How to quote it

Name
Tickerz, and the source it counts from. The source line under each number has both.
Link
The index page, where the rule, the source's terms and the proof sit. Every index: Index.
Order
The most unusual first: how far each number sits from its own normal, then the newest.
Check it
Each link opens the rule and the source. Numbers a market can settle on are also counted a second time by a public script anyone can run: Signed numbers.
Questions
The desk, from Contact.