Hyperliquid, a decentralized perpetual exchange, executed the largest crypto token buyback of $283 million since January 2026, bringing its total buybacks to over $1.1 billion. This buyback is funded by 97-99% of trading fees, which are used to purchase and burn HYPE tokens, reducing circulating supply by about 4.4%. The buyback program is automatic and tied to trading volume, meaning future demand for HYPE tokens depends on the platform's trading activity. This aggressive buyback strategy significantly shrinks token supply, potentially benefiting investors if trading volume remains strong.
A large investor increased long positions in Bitcoin and Solana, risking over $70 million following a weak US jobs report that eased fears of Fed rate hikes. Despite a relief rally pushing Bitcoin toward $62K, the Fed is expected to keep rates steady...
Bitcoin is trading around $61,697 with a modest 2.7% move, while Ethereum has surged 6.4% to $1,717. The total crypto market cap stands at $2.22 trillion, with Bitcoin dominance at 55.7%, indicating cautious capital rotation between Bitcoin and altco...
Bitcoin approached $62,000, with Ether and Solana leading gains amid a strong short squeeze and optimism over the Federal Reserve's interest rate outlook. Ether rose nearly 10% weekly, Solana surged 18.6%, and XRP also gained. The rally was fueled by...
Shiba Inu (SHIB) remains under pressure, trading below key moving averages despite a modest rebound, signaling ongoing bearish control. XRP shows relative strength, holding above $1 and attempting recovery, but still faces resistance levels. Hyperliq...
Delphi Digital has introduced a free Options Dashboard that aggregates institutional-grade data on Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and Hyperliquid (HYPE) options from five major exchanges. The tool offers volatility metrics, skew data, dealer gamma walls,...
