Former U.S. President Donald Trump mentioned Hyperliquid at a recent conference, sparking a surge in the cryptocurrency HYPE's price above $68. This mention increased market interest and raised the predicted chance of Hyperliquid reaching $100 by the end of 2026 to 18%. While the news source was a social media account, the development positively influenced market sentiment. Investors will watch for official moves to legalize Hyperliquid in the U.S. and any regulatory updates that could further impact its price trajectory.
Hyperliquid's HYPE token retreated from its late September high of $97.88 to around $88.45 on October 1, reflecting a 2.74% session decline and a 9.6% drop from its peak. This correction coincides with the Hyperliquid Policy Center's formal request f...
Crypto trader Ansem shifted part of his Solana holdings into PUMP, predicting a bullish fourth quarter for the token with potential to exceed $0.01. He noted PUMP's fivefold rise since summer, driven by accumulation, buybacks, and its cross-chain app...
Hyperliquid purchased and burned 20,200 HYPE tokens in 24 hours, spending about $1.8 million at an average price of $89.05 per token. This brings the total burned tokens to 49.09 million HYPE, which is 4.91% of the token's maximum supply and valued a...
Hyperliquid, an on-chain perpetual futures platform, has significantly improved its trading metrics to compete closely with centralized exchanges like Binance. It achieved near-equal order-book depth within ±1 basis point on major pairs such as BTC p...
Hyperliquid's HYPE token traded near $88.45 on October 1, down 2.74% and about 9.6% below its recent peak of $97.88. The Hyperliquid Policy Center urged European regulators to classify perpetual futures based on their economic features under existing...
