Hyperliquid (HYPE) recovered from a sharp selloff, trading near $61.7 after falling below $56 last week. The rebound was driven by whale investors accumulating over $79 million in HYPE, including apparent re-entry by BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes, who had previously sold his $18 million position. Despite renewed buying interest, bearish technical signals like a MACD crossover and resistance near $64 keep the critical $55 support level under threat. If $55 fails to hold, HYPE could face further liquidation pressure amid ongoing market volatility and regulatory concerns.
Hyperliquid has accounted for nearly 50% of all token buybacks in the crypto market in 2025, thanks to its Assistance Fund that directs over 90% of fees to repurchase HYPE tokens. This buyback program is supported by a robust revenue model, including...
Hyperliquid's HYPE token rebounded over 10% from Sunday lows after a steep 25% drop last week, driven by broader market sell-offs. The recovery follows Citrini Research highlighting Hyperliquid's strong cash flow and a significant buyback program tha...
Citrini Research, known for its influential market insights, has identified Hyperliquid and its HYPE token as a compelling investment. Hyperliquid, a decentralized exchange for perpetual futures, generates over $1 billion in annual fees, with more th...
HYPE token price surged 12% after Coinbase officially activated its AQAv2 framework as the USDC treasury deployer for Hyperliquid. This move could boost Hyperliquid's annual revenue by up to $200 million, increasing funds available for HYPE token buy...
Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, denied purchasing Hyperliquid (HYPE) tokens following reports that a wallet linked to him withdrew 33,978 HYPE worth about $2.09 million. The withdrawal was noted shortly after Hayes said he sold his entire HYPE ho...
