The ranking of the top ten largest cryptos, excluding stablecoins, is evolving. Zcash, Monero and Hyperliquid are now entering the list, while Cardano and Chainlink are falling back. This reshuffle reflects a capital rotation towards more volatile assets, as several major cryptos go through a difficult period.
An Ethereum whale suffered the liquidation of 28716 ETH, valued at 69.69 million dollars, during the market crash on October 9. This amount represents the value of the closed position, while its realized loss would be close to 4.48 million dollars.
The digital assets market is seeing an emerging strategy linked to stocks: token buybacks. Since January, crypto groups have dedicated nearly $640 million to their own assets, according to Allium Labs data. Hyperliquid and pump.fun account for nearly 90% of the recorded amounts. For the projects involved, these operations aim to reduce the available supply and strengthen the connection between activity, revenue, and token value.
The SEC has just sent a reform project on the custody of crypto assets by investment advisers to the White House. The stated goal is to end the legal uncertainty that has paralyzed the industry for years.
HYPE has just set a new record at $83.27. The Hyperliquid token then retreated around $77.50, with a capitalization close to 19.5 billion. However, the schedule arrives at a delicate moment. On August 29, an additional 14.17 million HYPE must become available. Current value: about 1.2 billion dollars.
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Hyperliquid faces a more demanding phase of its development. JPMorgan believes the decentralized platform could lose ground to regulated US offerings. At the same time, capital inflows into HYPE-related ETFs have significantly slowed down after their spectacular start.
The tokenized asset markets reach a new milestone with a strong increase in trading volumes. Perpetual contracts backed by stocks and commodities now compete with Bitcoin-related products on Hyperliquid and Binance. This evolution illustrates a gradual diversification of trading on specialized platforms. The latest data also show that this momentum continues, driven by growing demand for continuously accessible trading instruments.
Bitcoin is making a comeback, but it's not the same as before. The convergence of traditional finance and cryptocurrency is accelerated by Hyperliquid and Robinhood. Bitwise claims that this revolution will cause Bitcoin to soar. What if the next bull run has already begun?
While capital is fleeing Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs at an unprecedented rate, another player is attracting attention. Hyperliquid's HYPE token continues to evolve at the top of its valuation, contrary to a crypto market under pressure. This divergence reveals a deeper shift. In an environment where speculative liquidity fades, protocols capable of generating real economic activity begin to break free from traditional cycles. Hyperliquid today stands as the most significant embodiment of this mutation.
The analysis of weekly flows on spot crypto index funds reveals an unprecedented fracture within the sector, challenging the idea of a monolithic institutional block. This data is important because it shows that professional investors no longer blindly put their money into the two dominant assets, but are starting to choose growth alternatives.
Bitwise brutally strengthens its crypto bet on Hyperliquid. The asset manager transferred 1.775 million HYPE tokens to the protocol before staking them. The operation, estimated at around 114 million dollars, accompanies the rise of its Hyperliquid spot ETF launched in May.
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Crypto ETFs are taking on water but not sinking. BlackRock is raising the sails while the small ships return to port. Strange navigation.
Fortune magazine published its first Crypto 100 ranking on June 11, covering 3,000 companies divided into ten categories. BlackRock and Hyperliquid stand out as the big winners, each in a very different register. Does this ranking really say anything about the state of the sector, or does it mainly reflect the institutional push that has been reshaping crypto since 2024?
Nearly 350 million dollars left Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs in a single day, a signal confirming the gradual disengagement of some institutional investors from the two main cryptos on the market. However, this capital does not seem to be fleeing the ecosystem as a whole. At the same time, ETFs linked to XRP, HYPE, and Solana record net inflows, revealing a reallocation of flows that could reshape investor preferences in the coming weeks.
HYPE climbs like a hurried candidate to the upscale neighborhoods of the market, while Hyperliquid cashes in on ETFs and XXL bets. The cautious are already counting possible bumps.
Hyperliquid has just disrupted prediction markets by removing external oracles. Its validators now handle everything from deployment to settlement. An innovation that could change the game in DeFi… and boost HYPE!
The crypto market has just crossed a symbolic milestone. For the first time, Hyperliquid surpassed Solana in fully diluted valuation (FDV), an indicator increasingly scrutinized by institutional investors. Behind this duel of numbers lies a much deeper transformation: the emergence of "revenue chains," capable of generating massive financial flows through trading and on-chain finance.
Bitwise claims that Hyperliquid's HYPE token could be one of the most undervalued crypto assets on the market despite a 77% increase this year. A statement that reignites the debate on the next stars of the crypto cycle.
The crypto market has long evolved in the shadow of bitcoin. When BTC progressed, altcoins followed. When it fell, the entire sector retreated. This correlation remains dominant, but some projects are beginning to detach from it. Driven by their own activity and investor interest, Hyperliquid, Tron and Midnight now show a dynamic less dependent on bitcoin movements.
While Ethereum jealously guards its old digital hoard, Solana and Base are quietly nibbling at its pockets. Behind the crypto scenes, some are already nervously recounting the kingdom's tokens.
Bitwise sent the smell of hot powder around Hyperliquid and draws its ETF before others. On Wall Street, even the hype ends up in a suit.
Everything collapsed within a few hours. On the Hyperliquid platform, crypto trader James Wynn saw his account drop from 100 million dollars to just 900$, after short selling bitcoin with extreme leverage. Every transaction, every loss, every liquidation, was captured in real time and relayed by the on-chain tracker Lookonchain on X.
In the first quarter of 2026, derivatives overwhelmingly outrank spot, revealing a heightened concentration of volumes on a few dominant platforms. Meanwhile, new players are emerging and beginning to establish themselves in a landscape previously locked down. Between persistent domination by leaders and the gradual rise of DeFi, the industry is entering a phase of restructuring.
A massive bet against bitcoin reveals a fragile crypto market, caught between macro tensions, ongoing war, and a slow, lasting recovery.
Grayscale launches its Hyperliquid ETF, and here comes DeFi knocking at the Nasdaq's door, while altcoins join the table of the big players.
The session tastes more like a "breather" than a victory. Yes, Aster, Hyperliquid, and Hedera jumped, and yes, the total crypto market capitalization timidly goes back into the green. But this rebound looks more like a market catching its breath after bad macro news than a real regime change.