Hyperliquid recently saw a large unstaking of 519,480 HYPE tokens worth $28.56 million, increasing token supply and trading at a discount. Despite this, tokens have not flooded exchanges, as ongoing buybacks funded by fees and the Assistance Fund continue to create demand and burn tokens. Upcoming protocol upgrades like AQAv2 will diversify revenue streams and increase locked supply, strengthening HYPE's utility and demand. The market's balance now depends on sustained ecosystem growth rather than short-term supply changes.
Hyperliquid's HYPE token surged 79.2% in Q2 2026, reaching a record $76.90 despite a 14.1% drop in Bitcoin. The protocol reported a 93% outperformance over Bitcoin, driven by recovering revenue and higher trading volumes, with annualized revenue hitt...
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Hyperliquid (HYPE) price fell nearly 30% after a strong rally but found support near $50, its 200-day EMA. The token has since rebounded to around $56 and is testing resistance at the 50-day EMA near $58, a critical level linked to past support-turne...
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