Hyperliquid's token HYPE jumped 22% in one day, outperforming Bitcoin and Ethereum, driven by a US Treasury announcement doubling bond buybacks and a new SEC filing proposing pre-IPO perpetual markets. This SEC proposal could transform Hyperliquid from a crypto derivatives platform into a key infrastructure for equity price discovery, expanding its market potential. Despite the strong rally, technical indicators suggest a possible short-term pullback, as the move was sharp with no prior accumulation. Investors should watch resistance at $73.20 and the SEC's response timeline, which remains uncertain.
Hyperliquid (HYPE) has fallen 12% in the past week as the crypto market takes a break following a recent rally. Investors are awaiting the U.S. inflation report for September, which could influence Federal Reserve rate decisions and impact crypto pri...
Ether (ETH), XRP, and Hyperliquid (HYPE) saw a recovery on Tuesday following sharp declines the previous day. Ether rose nearly 3% to around $2,511 but remained below key resistance levels including the Sept. 21 high of $2,807. XRP increased about 2%...
Hyperliquid's Assistance Fund currently holds over 48 million HYPE tokens worth about $3.953 billion as of October 13. The fund has spent approximately $1.365 billion buying back HYPE tokens through open-market purchases, funded mainly by protocol tr...
Hyperliquid's own token, HYPE, fell 5.9% on October 13, 2026, much more than Bitcoin's 0.8% drop, due to $1.66 billion of open leveraged positions on the token against only $611 million daily turnover. This high leverage-to-turnover ratio means price...
A large crypto investor increased long positions by about $10.62 million on Bitcoin, HYPE, and ZEC, bringing total long holdings to over $60.95 million. The account bought 96 BTC, 17,283 HYPE, and 1,215 ZEC at average prices of $81,597, $80.59, and $...
