On August 26, 2026, Hyperliquid activated its AQAv2 framework, directing about 90% of yield from its $5 billion USDC reserves to buy back and burn HYPE tokens. This new revenue stream supplements trading fees and is expected to generate $135 million to $160 million annually, with payouts every 30 to 38 days starting October 3. The move reduces reliance on trading volume for buybacks, potentially increasing token scarcity and value. Validator approval, including support from Coinbase and Circle, cleared the way for this program's launch.
Hyperliquid (HYPE) token surged to $86.81, up 2.44% within an hour on Binance, surpassing its 24-hour gain of 0.88%. During this period, short liquidations across Binance, Bybit, and OKX totaled $460,000, vastly outnumbering $10,000 in long liquidati...
A trader on Hyperliquid closed losing long positions in Bitcoin, HYPE, and Zcash, totaling about $6.13 million in losses, with Bitcoin accounting for roughly 72% of the losses. After this exit, the trader opened new leveraged long positions worth app...
Hyperliquid's $HYPE token is showing a potential bearish head-and-shoulders pattern on the 12-hour chart, signaling a possible 22% price correction if it closes below the $76-$78 neckline. Currently trading around $84, the token has gained 8.3% over ...
A trader closed long positions in Bitcoin, Hyperliquid, and Zcash at a combined loss of about $6.09 million over six hours. Subsequently, the trader opened new long positions in Ether and Hyperliquid valued at approximately $42.9 million, with Ether ...
Hyperliquid (HYPE) fell 2.37% to $83.53 on November 3, breaking below the $85 support level due to technical selling, concerns over a proposed ICE U.S. trading platform, and an upcoming token distribution of 180,000 HYPE tokens on November 6. The ICE...
