Hyperliquid (HYPE) surged to $59.06, just shy of its all-time high of $59.33 from 2025, pushing weekly gains close to 50% and briefly lifting its market cap above $14 billion. The rally liquidated $36.5 million in short positions, reflecting strong buying momentum fueled by a new revenue framework linking income to deposits and Coinbase's role in treasury management. Demand was also boosted by recent ETF launches, though critics warn of a potential bubble and caution about upcoming token unlocks for the development team. The token's growth highlights a strategic shift aiming for stability and increased institutional interest, but risks remain from market volatility and supply unlocks.
Hyperliquid (HYPE) recently surpassed its previous all-time high, reaching above $75, marking it as one of the best-performing cryptocurrencies this year. This breakout is a strong bullish signal, often leading to rapid price gains due to lack of res...
Bitcoin fell 1.28% to $65,545.74 while Ethereum rose 1.02% to $1,788.32 amid cooling trading volumes in spot, derivatives, and stablecoins. Most large-cap altcoins declined, and total crypto market cap stood near $2.25 trillion with reduced trading a...
HYPE spot ETFs have seen steady inflows since their May 2026 launch, reaching $185.68 million by early June, signaling strong institutional demand. However, operational risks loom as key trading venues like Hyperliquid face shutdowns, which can disru...
Bitcoin held steady near $65,800 with a slight 0.3% drop over 24 hours but gained 7.4% for the week as investors shifted focus to altcoins. Uniswap's UNI surged 22.5% after a bullish price target from Standard Chartered, while other altcoins like Hyp...
Bitcoin remained stable around $65,800 ahead of the Federal Reserve's first rate decision under new Chair Kevin Warsh, gaining 7.4% over the week. Meanwhile, altcoins saw strong gains with Uniswap's UNI jumping 22.5% after Standard Chartered set a $1...
