What price will Hyperliquid hit in May?
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Hyperliquid Has Used Nearly All Trading Fee Revenue, Over $1.16B, to Buy Back HYPE • • Forbes contributor Zennon Kapron argues that HYPE’s recent rally is driven less by ETF expectations than by Hyperliquid’s built-in buyback mechanism. Since launch, Hyperliquid has funneled nearly all its trading fee revenue—over $1.16 billion—into open-market HYPE buybacks via its "Assistance Fund." • • Kapron suggests this quarterly multi-hundred-million-dollar buyback machine provides stronger price support than early ETF inflows. However, he warns the mechanism is volume-dependent: a market downturn could shrink fee revenue, thereby weakening the price floor. (The above is the author's opinion, not investment advice.)
Hyperliquid Has Used Nearly All Trading Fee Revenue, Over $1.16B, to Buy Back HYPE • • Forbes contributor Zennon Kapron argues that HYPE’s recent rally is driven less by ETF expectations than by Hyperliquid’s built-in buyback mechanism. Since launch, Hyperliquid has funneled nearly all its trading fee revenue—over $1.16 billion—into open-market HYPE buybacks via its "Assistance Fund." • • Kapron suggests this quarterly multi-hundred-million-dollar buyback machine provides stronger price support than early ETF inflows. However, he warns the mechanism is volume-dependent: a market downturn could shrink fee revenue, thereby weakening the price floor. (The above is the author's opinion, not investment advice.)
Hyperliquid Has Used Nearly All Trading Fee Revenue, Over $1.16B, to Buy Back HYPE • • Forbes contributor Zennon Kapron argues that HYPE’s recent rally is driven less by ETF expectations than by Hyperliquid’s built-in buyback mechanism. Since launch, Hyperliquid has funneled nearly all its trading fee revenue—over $1.16 billion—into open-market HYPE buybacks via its "Assistance Fund." • • Kapron suggests this quarterly multi-hundred-million-dollar buyback machine provides stronger price support than early ETF inflows. However, he warns the mechanism is volume-dependent: a market downturn could shrink fee revenue, thereby weakening the price floor. (The above is the author's opinion, not investment advice.)
Despite $HYPE trading at ATH price, OI is nowhere near ATH while still trading under market cap ATH. • • The only true deflationary asset in all of crypto. • • Hyperliquid.
Despite $HYPE trading at ATH price, OI is nowhere near ATH while still trading under market cap ATH. • • The only true deflationary asset in all of crypto. • • Hyperliquid.
Despite $HYPE trading at ATH price, OI is nowhere near ATH while still trading under market cap ATH. • • The only true deflationary asset in all of crypto. • • Hyperliquid.
Despite $HYPE trading at ATH price, OI is nowhere near ATH while still trading under market cap ATH. • • The only true deflationary asset in all of crypto. • • Hyperliquid.
HYPE token sets new record high above $60 amid rising Wall Street demand for Hyperliquid
HYPE token sets new record high above $60 amid rising Wall Street demand for Hyperliquid
HYPE token sets new record high above $60 amid rising Wall Street demand for Hyperliquid
HYPE token sets new record high above $60 amid rising Wall Street demand for Hyperliquid
loracle.hl(@loraclexyz), who holds over $113M in $HYPE shorts, just deposited 557,580 $HYPE($33.35M) into #Hyperliquid and is selling. • • His $HYPE short position is now down over $30M! • • Oh wait — loracle.hl seems to have deleted his X account. • • What happened? •
loracle.hl(@loraclexyz), who holds over $113M in $HYPE shorts, just deposited 557,580 $HYPE($33.35M) into #Hyperliquid and is selling. • • His $HYPE short position is now down over $30M! • • Oh wait — loracle.hl seems to have deleted his X account. • • What happened? •
loracle.hl(@loraclexyz), who holds over $113M in $HYPE shorts, just deposited 557,580 $HYPE($33.35M) into #Hyperliquid and is selling. • • His $HYPE short position is now down over $30M! • • Oh wait — loracle.hl seems to have deleted his X account. • • What happened? •
loracle.hl(@loraclexyz), who holds over $113M in $HYPE shorts, just deposited 557,580 $HYPE($33.35M) into #Hyperliquid and is selling. • • His $HYPE short position is now down over $30M! • • Oh wait — loracle.hl seems to have deleted his X account. • • What happened? •
CME, ICE push U.S. regulators to scrutinize Hyperliquid over manipulation risks. • CME Group and ICE have reportedly warned the CFTC and Capitol Hill officials that Hyperliquid’s decentralized perpetual futures platform could enable market manipulation and sanctions evasion.
CME, ICE push U.S. regulators to scrutinize Hyperliquid over manipulation risks. • CME Group and ICE have reportedly warned the CFTC and Capitol Hill officials that Hyperliquid’s decentralized perpetual futures platform could enable market manipulation and sanctions evasion.
CME, ICE push U.S. regulators to scrutinize Hyperliquid over manipulation risks. • CME Group and ICE have reportedly warned the CFTC and Capitol Hill officials that Hyperliquid’s decentralized perpetual futures platform could enable market manipulation and sanctions evasion.
CME, ICE push U.S. regulators to scrutinize Hyperliquid over manipulation risks. • CME Group and ICE have reportedly warned the CFTC and Capitol Hill officials that Hyperliquid’s decentralized perpetual futures platform could enable market manipulation and sanctions evasion.
CME, ICE push U.S. regulators to scrutinize Hyperliquid over manipulation risks. • CME Group and ICE have reportedly warned the CFTC and Capitol Hill officials that Hyperliquid’s decentralized perpetual futures platform could enable market manipulation and sanctions evasion.
CME and ICE Urge US Regulators to Crack Down on Hyperliquid Over Oil Market Risks • • Bloomberg reported that CME Group and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) are urging U.S. regulators to tighten oversight of crypto trading platform Hyperliquid, warning that its anonymous trading environment could distort global oil prices and enable market manipulation. The exchanges reportedly raised concerns with the CFTC and U.S. lawmakers that the Singapore-based platform could be exploited by insiders or sanctioned state actors. •
CME and ICE Urge US Regulators to Crack Down on Hyperliquid Over Oil Market Risks • • Bloomberg reported that CME Group and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) are urging U.S. regulators to tighten oversight of crypto trading platform Hyperliquid, warning that its anonymous trading environment could distort global oil prices and enable market manipulation. The exchanges reportedly raised concerns with the CFTC and U.S. lawmakers that the Singapore-based platform could be exploited by insiders or sanctioned state actors. •
CME and ICE Urge US Regulators to Crack Down on Hyperliquid Over Oil Market Risks • • Bloomberg reported that CME Group and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) are urging U.S. regulators to tighten oversight of crypto trading platform Hyperliquid, warning that its anonymous trading environment could distort global oil prices and enable market manipulation. The exchanges reportedly raised concerns with the CFTC and U.S. lawmakers that the Singapore-based platform could be exploited by insiders or sanctioned state actors. •
CME and ICE Urge US Regulators to Crack Down on Hyperliquid Over Oil Market Risks • • Bloomberg reported that CME Group and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) are urging U.S. regulators to tighten oversight of crypto trading platform Hyperliquid, warning that its anonymous trading environment could distort global oil prices and enable market manipulation. The exchanges reportedly raised concerns with the CFTC and U.S. lawmakers that the Singapore-based platform could be exploited by insiders or sanctioned state actors. •
CME and ICE Urge US Regulators to Crack Down on Hyperliquid Over Oil Market Risks • • Bloomberg reported that CME Group and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) are urging U.S. regulators to tighten oversight of crypto trading platform Hyperliquid, warning that its anonymous trading environment could distort global oil prices and enable market manipulation. The exchanges reportedly raised concerns with the CFTC and U.S. lawmakers that the Singapore-based platform could be exploited by insiders or sanctioned state actors. •
CME and ICE Urge US Regulators to Crack Down on Hyperliquid Over Oil Market Risks • • Bloomberg reported that CME Group and Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) are urging U.S. regulators to tighten oversight of crypto trading platform Hyperliquid, warning that its anonymous trading environment could distort global oil prices and enable market manipulation. The exchanges reportedly raised concerns with the CFTC and U.S. lawmakers that the Singapore-based platform could be exploited by insiders or sanctioned state actors. •
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