Hyperliquid (HYPE)

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.

Panic among crypto traders: capital is evaporating, the Fed is frowning, and even bitcoin is coughing. A chill wind is blowing across the blockchain world.

The American exchange Kraken has officially added Hyperliquid's HYPE token to its spot trading offering. The HYPE/USD and HYPE/EUR pairs have been available since January 28, 2026, at 15:00 UTC, according to the announcement published on the platform's official X account. This listing comes as the token shows a spectacular increase of more than 50% over one week, driven by the explosion in trading volumes on the protocol's commodity markets.

Crypto markets appear to have moved past the leverage-driven stress seen in October, according to asset manager Grayscale. Recent research shared by the firm suggests derivatives activity has stabilized, supply pressure has eased, and market direction is now more closely tied to fundamentals and policy developments. As a result, price action may be better positioned to respond to upcoming regulatory and institutional shifts rather than past disruptions.

Hyperliquid progresses as a crypto desk that doesn't want to waste time with slogans. No big speeches "DeFi for all." Instead, two very concrete levers in pre-alpha: portfolio margin and BLP Earn vaults. Translation: more flexible risk management, and a yield and borrowing component directly connected to Hypercore. The kind of addition that makes no noise, until the day traders understand what it changes.

Arthur Hayes views altcoin season as an ongoing cycle, but many traders missed out on key winners despite market gains.

Hyperliquid submits a rare decision to its validators: to recognize as excluded from the supply the 37 million HYPE accumulated in its assistance fund, an address without a private key funded by trading fees. This governance vote, without on-chain action, could remove nearly one billion dollars from the circulating metrics. In a context where readability of economic data becomes central, the protocol plays a strategic card to clarify its tokenomics and strengthen its credibility.

Hyperliquid shakes the crypto market with a spectacular increase of 11.91%. This surge comes as the company unveils ambitious plans: a Nasdaq IPO and a $1 billion fundraising. Institutional investors are closely monitoring this project that aims to become a bridge between decentralized finance and traditional markets.

Hyperliquid Strategies is taking a major step to strengthen its presence in the decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem. The firm plans to raise up to $1 billion to expand its holdings of the Hyperliquid (HYPE) token, which powers the world’s largest decentralized derivatives platform.

The crypto world is a battlefield where innovation allows no respite. After the meteoric rise of Hyperliquid and the breakthrough of Aster, Solana responds with a project designed for speed and scalability: Percolator. Announced by Anatoly Yakovenko, this new perpetual contracts DEX could reshuffle the decentralized trading cards. Behind the evocative name lies a vision: that of a crypto exchange engine without compromise, where on-chain performance finally meets the simplicity of a centralized exchange.

Hyperliquid is about to activate on October 13 its HIP-3 upgrade, a revolution that will allow any developer to create perpetual futures markets without prior authorization. This major breakthrough marks a turning point in the decentralization of crypto exchanges.

A trader operating on the decentralized platform Hyperliquid reportedly pocketed over 150 million dollars by betting against the market a few minutes before a major political announcement triggered a crypto crash. The operation, as spectacular as it is unsettling, revives suspicions of insider trading. A few days later, the same player opens a new short position of 160 million, fueling speculation about his identity and access to information.

In just 24 hours, 20 billion dollars evaporated in an unprecedented crypto crash. Binance, Bybit, Hyperliquid: these giants, once untouchable, are now accused of having worsened the disaster. Discover how technical malfunctions, depegs and crazy leverage made everything collapse. #Crypto #Binance #Bybit #Hyperliquid

MetaMask integrates perpetual contracts trading (Perps) via Hyperliquid, allowing users to access leveraged operations and rewards directly from their wallet. This development could change the role of centralized exchanges in the crypto ecosystem. #Crypto #DeFi #Metamask #Hyperliquid

Lost private key, millions gone, disillusioned trader... While Hyperliquid shines, thieves never forget to act. Wild crypto seeks reckless for one-way operation.

Aster, the new perpetual trading player, experiences a slight lull after a spectacular surge. Behind this pullback, the numbers explode: record volumes, increased fees, and growing domination over its rival Hyperliquid. The fundamentals, meanwhile, keep heating up.

Crypto hack losses fell sharply in the third quarter of 2025, signaling progress in curbing large-scale exploits. Still, September offered a stark reminder of ongoing risks, logging a record number of million-dollar hacks. While attackers stole less overall, their tactics continued to evolve, with wallets and centralized platforms increasingly targeted over smart contracts.