The HYPE token from Hyperliquid surged to a new high of $74.67, overtaking Solana's SOL token in price for the first time. This rise is supported by the launch of Grayscale's HYPG ETF alongside two other U.S.-listed HYPE ETFs, collectively drawing over $136 million in net inflows within three weeks. While Bitcoin ETFs saw $396 million in withdrawals recently, capital appears to be shifting towards HYPE and similar assets. Hyperliquid's platform also recorded a record 6.63% share of the global perpetual futures market in May, with over $62 billion in trading volume. Analysts, including CoinShares, forecast HYPE could reach $147 by 2031 due to its buyback system and growing market adoption.
The HYPE token has formed a bearish 20-4H/50-4H EMA death cross, signaling weakening short-term momentum and a potential short-term selloff. However, previous death crosses led to brief declines followed by rebounds from oversold conditions. Currentl...
Over $30 million rotated out of stablecoins USDT and USDC into major cryptocurrencies, with Bitcoin Cash (BCH) receiving the largest inflow of about $7.71 million. Ethereum and Bitcoin followed with $4.51 million and $4.28 million respectively. This ...
Solana generates nearly twice the 24-hour app revenue compared to Hyperliquid, but most of Solana's revenue benefits apps, not SOL token holders. Hyperliquid's revenue model ties directly to its HYPE token through buybacks and burns, supporting token...
Hyperliquid (HYPE) has seen a 785% increase in futures liquidity, reflecting renewed speculative interest amid ongoing market volatility. The token remains strong, up over 173% in the past 180 days and maintaining support levels despite recent correc...
The cryptocurrency market has entered a zone of 'extreme fear' with the Crypto Fear & Greed Index dropping to 23. Investors are rotating capital away from Bitcoin and Ethereum into select altcoins like Ripple (XRP), Solana (SOL), and Hyperliquid (HYP...
