Kraken introduced kHYPE, a token backed 1:1 by Hyperliquid (HYPE), enabling its use as collateral in DeFi on the Ink platform. This fully collateralized token encourages liquidity movement between Kraken and Ink without redemption fees. Meanwhile, a whale investor staked 1.89 million HYPE tokens, removing them from the market and signaling strong confidence. Although HYPE ETFs hold $464 million in assets, some outflows suggest profit-taking but no immediate concern for institutional demand. These developments could drive broader adoption and ecosystem growth for Hyperliquid.
On October 23, Binance Coin (BNB) increased by 1.78% to $746.17, showing positive momentum in the digital asset market. Meanwhile, Ether (ETH) remained stable at $2,402.89 with no change over 24 hours, indicating a period of price consolidation. Hype...
In the latest 24-hour crypto fund flow data, Bitcoin (BTC) experienced a net outflow of $43.60 million, with $1.87 billion inflows and $1.92 billion outflows. Ethereum (ETH) led net inflows, attracting $77.08 million with $1.02 billion inflows agains...
On October 22, 2026, U.S. altcoin spot ETFs showed mixed net flows: XRP, HBAR, ZEC, and NEAR ETFs recorded inflows, while SOL and HYPE ETFs experienced outflows. XRP spot ETFs attracted $3.55 million, continuing a positive trend, while SOL ETFs saw $...
Hyperliquid Strategies purchased 130,000 Hyperliquid (HYPE) tokens this week, increasing its total holdings to 38.83 million tokens valued at approximately $3.055 billion. The purchase cost about $10.23 million. Previously, the company had acquired 1...
On October 22, large limit orders for Bitcoin (BTC), Ether (ETH), and HYPE totaling about $121 million were newly placed or repriced and remained open in key monitored accounts. Bitcoin accounted for the largest share with approximately $73.62 millio...
