Hyperliquid (HYPE) has experienced a sharp decline in futures liquidity, with losses reaching up to 1700% over short periods, indicating traders are withdrawing capital and becoming more cautious. Despite this, HYPE remains above key moving averages and maintains a strong long-term uptrend, supported by high open interest and balanced long-short ratios. The asset is currently consolidating around $68 after rejecting the $75–$76 range, with significant support at $63–$64 and a possible deeper correction near $56 if that support breaks. This liquidity loss suggests momentum is slowing, but it does not necessarily signal the end of the bullish trend, as markets often see liquidity exit before new accumulation phases in strong bull runs.
A new decentralized exchange app launched on Solana offers advanced order-matching and streamlined liquidity pools, enabling traders to execute complex strategies more efficiently. The app reduces friction in cross-protocol interactions, allowing use...
Hyperliquid (HYPE) is rapidly strengthening its market position, especially in derivatives trading, where it generates over half of Solana's futures volume despite having less than half its market cap. While Solana still leads in market cap and ecosy...
Crypto markets experienced $298 million in leveraged liquidations, primarily in Bitcoin and Ethereum, alongside $90 million in outflows from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs. This reflects a broader trend of risk reduction and deleveraging across major cryptoc...
Hyperliquid's token HYPE has fallen over 12% from its all-time high of $76.70 due to profit-taking and a bearish double-top pattern forming on the 4-hour chart. Key support levels to watch are near $65 and $62, with potential for further declines if ...
U.S. spot ETFs for Solana (SOL) and XRP (XRP) attracted modest inflows on June 18, driven mainly by Bitwise’s ETFs, indicating selective institutional interest. XRP spot ETFs recorded $2.55 million in net inflows, contributing to a cumulative $1.45 b...
