TradingView now supports Hyperliquid trading pairs, displaying them alongside major centralized exchanges like Binance. Despite Hyperliquid being a decentralized, non-custodial Layer-1 blockchain with on-chain order books, TradingView categorizes it as a centralized exchange. This integration allows seamless trading from chart analysis to order execution, enhancing user experience. However, traders should be aware of the unique risks of Hyperliquid's on-chain model, which lacks traditional centralized protections.
Bitcoin faces continued selling pressure, trading below key moving averages and risking a drop below $57,000. Stellar (XLM) holds near its moving averages, showing potential to stabilize above $0.18 despite a recent pullback. XRP remains weak, tradin...
The Bitwise HYPE ETF, launched in May 2026, provided regulated investors a new way to access Hyperliquid's token, HYPE. After 16 consecutive days of inflows, the ETF recorded its first outflow of nearly $3 million on June 5, signaling that institutio...
Bitcoin fell about 20% in the past month, dragging most cryptocurrencies down. However, five top-50 altcoins—Solana, Hyperliquid, Zcash, Ondo, and TRON—enter July 2026 with significant catalysts like upgrades, forks, or launches that could boost thei...
Bitcoin and ether prices fell toward critical multiyear support levels, with bitcoin near its lowest since late 2024 and ether at a level it has bounced from twice before. Despite subdued volatility, options traders are paying a premium for downside ...
Ethereum experienced significant outflows totaling over $8 million, while capital moved into stablecoins like USDT and fiat currencies, reflecting a cautious stance among crypto traders. This rotation suggests a defensive market mood, with investors ...
