Singapore's Monetary Authority (MAS) added Hyperliquid, a $14 billion perpetual futures trading platform, to its Investor Alert List for operating without a license. This means MAS does not protect Singaporean users if issues arise on the platform, such as hacks or liquidity problems. Hyperliquid, incorporated in the Cayman Islands with a small team, highlights the regulator's ongoing crackdown on unlicensed crypto platforms accessible to Singapore residents. Investors should be cautious as the platform lacks local regulatory safeguards.
Hyperliquid (HYPE) has broken out of an ascending triangle pattern and rallied to $75 before correcting and bouncing off support at $53. Currently, it is testing a market imbalance zone between $57 and $63, with strong bullish momentum building. A si...
Multicoin Capital forecasts Hyperliquid's HYPE token to reach $319 by 2028, driven by the platform's growth as a decentralized exchange expanding into traditional asset markets. Hyperliquid's revenue and user base surged in 2025, capturing significan...
On June 23, U.S.-listed XRP spot ETFs saw a $2.05 million net inflow, led by Grayscale’s GXRP, while most other major altcoin spot ETFs recorded flat flows, indicating cautious investor demand. XRP ETFs remain a significant altcoin segment with $1.46...
Hyperliquid's HYPE token reached a peak near $77 in June 2026 but faces a challenge balancing a strong buyback program funded by trading fees against a large multi-year token unlock schedule that increases supply. The token could reach $100 if tradin...
The HYPE token from Hyperliquid has fallen 22% from its recent peak of $76.9 to around $66, testing critical support between $50 and $54, which aligns with the 50-day EMA. While spot market selling pressure has eased, open interest in futures has dec...
