Hyperliquid (HYPE)

In a market where volatility is constant, James Wynn stood out with an extraordinary maneuver: a long position of $1.25 billion on bitcoin with a 40x leverage via Hyperliquid. A controversial figure in speculative trading, Wynn seemed to be riding a bullish wave... until an announcement from Donald Trump about a massive tax against the EU. Within a few hours, the geopolitical shock reversed the trend, melting away $29 million in potential gains, a bold bet caught up by the reality of the markets.

A major hack? No big deal. Hyperliquid is powering up, HYPE is soaring, and a trader is breaking their piggy bank with 40x leverage. Crypto is not for the faint-hearted.

This weekend, the crypto community was shaken by an exceptional revelation: a leading trader on Hyperliquid took a long bitcoin position with 40x leverage, with a notional value of around 392 million dollars. This bold initiative, with a liquidation threshold around 95,000 dollars, raises important questions about the outlook for the crypto market.

They said DeFi was invincible. Then came JELLY, so tender, so toxic. An invisible loss, a cry in the code. And trust, like the blocks, collapsed.

The Hyperliquid token (HYPE) experienced a decline of nearly 6% over the past 24 hours, despite the recent launch of HyperEVM, an update aimed at expanding the decentralized finance (DeFi) capabilities of the platform. This price drop occurs in a context where a positive market reaction was expected following this significant innovation.

Hyperliquid ignores the chaos and offers a staggering +176%. The HYPE, it’s him. Bitcoin and Ether? Just side characters in this financial soap opera.

Hyperliquid, a decentralized perpetual trading platform, is facing growing concerns from its community regarding issues related to its validators. These worries have emerged following recent incidents that have called into question the security and reliability of its crypto infrastructure. In an effort to be transparent, Hyperliquid sought to clarify the situation, and here are their comments.