Hyperliquid digital asset treasury companies now hold about 9% of HYPE's circulating supply, exceeding the float-adjusted holdings of Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and BNB. This strong institutional demand, combined with HYPE being the only asset trading at a positive modified net asset value (mNAV), facilitates fresh capital raises and market support. Recent ETF filing progress suggests potential approval, which could introduce new passive inflows into a tight supply, possibly driving prices higher. Legacy sellers have already distributed holdings, reducing the risk of sell pressure when ETF demand arrives, making HYPE structurally distinct in the current market cycle.
Hyperliquid has used $1.2 million of its revenue to burn 20.64K HYPE tokens as part of its deflationary strategy to control supply and support the token price, which remains below $60. Since August 2025, the project has generated $800 million in net ...
Large crypto investors are increasingly staking significant amounts of HYPE tokens on Hyperliquid, a decentralized exchange platform. Recent data shows whales moving over $205 million worth of HYPE tokens into Hyperliquid for staking, signaling stron...
Hyperliquid (HYPE) has dropped 22% from its July peak of $73 to $57, breaking a key uptrend. Institutional sell-offs, including from venture firms like a16z and Multicoin Capital, have intensified pressure, alongside a significant decline in trading ...
Tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) have become the largest market on Hyperliquid, a decentralized exchange, accounting for 54% of its weekly volume or about $26 billion. This surpasses the combined volume of all crypto categories on the platform, sig...
Ethereum spot ETFs attracted $103.9 million in net inflows last week, continuing strong institutional demand despite market volatility. In contrast, Bitcoin ETFs saw a sharp decline in weekly inflows to $33.79 million after heavy outflows midweek, wi...
