Hyperliquid, a major decentralized exchange (DEX), is under scrutiny from U.S. regulators after ICE and CME urged the Commodity Futures Trading Commission to regulate it due to concerns about market manipulation and anonymous trading. Hyperliquid's lobbying arm dismissed these concerns, highlighting its transparent onchain transaction records. The platform's founder, Jeff Yan, is actively engaging with U.S. authorities to secure a regulatory pathway, aiming to maintain innovation while gaining legal access. Despite these efforts, regulatory fears caused Hyperliquid's token price to fall 14%, wiping out recent gains.
Hyperliquid (HYPE) fell 27% from $75 to $55.7 following profit-taking by large holders (whales) and a broader market sell-off linked to Bitcoin's decline. The price pullback retested a critical Fibonacci support zone between $48-$55, which could attr...
Hyperliquid (HYPE) experienced a significant 124% increase in net futures inflows, adding about $1.35 million over 8 hours, indicating renewed trader interest after a sharp price correction from $76 to mid-$50s. Despite the recent drop wiping out nea...
Hyperliquid (HYPE) price has dropped over 26% from its June peak, pressured by a $700 million token unlock and falling futures interest. A head-and-shoulders pattern on the charts suggests a potential further decline toward $36 if the $55 support lev...
Crypto markets are under pressure with bitcoin dropping below $61,500 and trading under its 200-week moving average, signaling a potential prolonged bear market. Traders are increasingly shorting major tokens like bitcoin, ether, and XRP, reflecting ...
Nansen has integrated Hyperliquid perpetual futures trading into its blockchain analytics platform, allowing users to trade leveraged positions directly within the same interface where they track onchain data. This reduces onboarding friction by elim...
