Hyperliquid (HYPE) spot ETFs reversed a three-week outflow streak by gaining $2.84 million in net inflows for the week ending August 7, bringing total inflows since launch to about $280.8 million. This recovery coincides with a broader crypto ETF rebound, as major crypto funds attracted nearly $1.1 billion in weekly inflows, led by Bitcoin ETFs with $853.5 million and Ethereum ETFs with $244.9 million. Despite HYPE's recent price decline from its June peak, renewed investor interest signals potential stabilization. Investors appear to focus on Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs while showing less enthusiasm for smaller altcoin ETFs.
Hyperliquid, a decentralized derivatives protocol, has generated over $1.4 billion in cumulative revenue, with $1.26 billion used to buy back its native token, HYPE. This strong buyback activity supports HYPE's market price and reflects robust demand...
A HYPE wallet that was inactive for nearly two years recently transferred large batches of its tokens to a centralized exchange. The wallet had accumulated 257,928 HYPE tokens at prices between $3.39 and $3.72, originally costing about $902,000. Thes...
Crypto markets experienced a deeper correction on October 9, with Zcash and Ether showing significant downside risks. Zcash traded around $1,190, close to a critical support level of $1,180, while Ether hovered near $2,525, just above its main suppor...
A HYPE whale has made over $23 million in profit from an initial investment of about $902,000 made roughly two years ago. The whale purchased 257,928 HYPE tokens at around $3.50 each and recently deposited 131,421 HYPE tokens to Kraken, valued at app...
The HYPE token, after rallying above $95, shows signs of a potential decline of up to 17% toward $72 due to weakening momentum and bearish technical patterns. The price has fallen below key moving averages and the relative strength index indicates in...
