Hyperliquid
DefiLlama Research says Hyperliquid saw 169,514 new wallets make their first trade via real-world asset (RWA) markets in Jan-Jun 2026, 31.7% of 534,362 new wallets. These “RWA-first” wallets generated $111.6B trading volume, 31.5% of new-user volume, and $34.1M fees (8.3% of $412.6M).
Hyperliquid is seeking a CFTC-approved route to offer perpetual futures to U.S. traders, according to The Information. The push follows Senate postponement of the CLARITY Act, which does not cover perps. Hyperliquid wants licensed intermediaries to access its blockchain execution. CFTC has approved Kalshi’s BTCPERP and granted Coinbase no-action relief. HYPE rose about 4.2% to ~$57.3.
Hyperliquid reported record open interest at a new all-time high, with CoinGecko citing HIP-3 open interest of $2.3 billion in April. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw about $131 million net outflows, with ARKB the largest at about $58.82 million. Gemini reported a $107 million Q2 loss. The mix points to active derivatives trading alongside weaker ETF demand.
Over the past 7 days, alphai's AI scored 28 news stories mentioning HYPE-USD (Hyperliquid). Coverage has skewed bullish: 12 bullish, 13 neutral, and 3 bearish.
Recent HYPE-USD coverage spans crypto, regulation and sector analysis.
RWA-first onboarding is a measurable share of Hyperliquid’s user growth, but fee capture is skewed toward non-RWA-first users.
Regulatory progress narrative is driving near-term HYPE sentiment, with potential volatility around CFTC/SEC engagement and any future approvals.
Record open interest can mean more capital and leverage entering perps, but it is not inherently bullish because both longs and shorts add to OI.
Momentum is improving short-term, but the broader trend confirmation is not yet complete.
This is a phishing incident targeting Hyperliquid users, not a protocol exploit, so direct fundamentals are unchanged but user-risk and trust sentiment can be affected.
alphai scores every news story that mentions HYPE-USD with an AI model for sentiment and relevance, and aggregates insider trades from Hyperliquid's SEC EDGAR Form 4 filings. Figures refresh continuously.
DefiLlama Research says Hyperliquid saw 169,514 new wallets make their first trade via real-world asset (RWA) markets in Jan-Jun 2026, 31.7% of 534,362 new wallets. These “RWA-first” wallets generated $111.6B trading volume, 31.5% of new-user volume, and $34.1M fees (8.3% of $412.6M).
4 min readHyperliquid is seeking a CFTC-approved route to offer perpetual futures to U.S. traders, according to The Information. The push follows Senate postponement of the CLARITY Act, which does not cover perps. Hyperliquid wants licensed intermediaries to access its blockchain execution. CFTC has approved Kalshi’s BTCPERP and granted Coinbase no-action relief. HYPE rose about 4.2% to ~$57.3.
6 min readHyperliquid reported record open interest at a new all-time high, with CoinGecko citing HIP-3 open interest of $2.3 billion in April. U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs saw about $131 million net outflows, with ARKB the largest at about $58.82 million. Gemini reported a $107 million Q2 loss. The mix points to active derivatives trading alongside weaker ETF demand.
6 min readCrypto traders say Bitcoin remains range-bound near $63,000 since June and that a cycle bottom may take months, potentially late Q4 or early 2027. Ethereum, Solana, XRP, Chainlink and Hyperliquid are discussed with key technical levels, including ETH near $1,750 and XRP around $1. Traders cite elevated BTC open interest as potential squeeze fuel.
7 min readA crypto trader lost about $550,000 in USDC after clicking a fraudulent Google sponsored ad impersonating Hyperliquid, according to security researchers and Google. The phishing site replicated Hyperliquid’s interface and drained the wallet without exploiting Hyperliquid smart contracts. Google said it suspended the advertiser; stolen funds were moved to three attacker-controlled addresses.
4 min readHyperliquid’s HYPE fell about 4.6% in 24 hours to around $55.53, versus the broader crypto market down about 1.56%. Onchain data cited a whale depositing about $53 million of HYPE to Coinbase Prime and FalconX for sale. The article also notes protocol revenue fell to about $202M in Q2 2026 from ~$357M in Q3 2025 and Assistance Fund buybacks declined.
5 min readU.Today (Aug. 14) reported SHIB at about $0.00000448, near its 50-day average of $0.00000445, after a late-July rise to around $0.0000058. ETH trades near $1,890, with the 50-day ($1,818) rising toward the 100-day ($1,920) for a potential golden cross. HYPE rose about 3.5% to $58.04, breaking above key short-term levels.
3 min readCryptocurrencies traded in a tight range after U.S. producer price inflation came in flat in July and crude oil prices fell. Bitcoin edged above prior levels to about $63,768, while overall crypto market cap fell about 0.17% to $2.18T. Coinglass data showed $146M liquidations, mostly longs. Fed pause odds rose; Bitcoin spot ETFs saw $61M net outflows.
4 min readHyperliquid, a decentralized crypto exchange for perpetual futures, is lobbying for U.S. regulatory approval to let firms offer perpetual futures on its blockchain, according to The Information. The effort follows the CFTC’s move to allow some crypto perpetual products on regulated venues, aiming to shift from offshore to a U.S. regulated structure.
4 min readWintermute CEO Evgeny Gaevoy said Hyperliquid ($HYPE) faces two risks as it seeks a regulated U.S. route for its perpetual futures: potential tighter U.S. rules that could require KYC or restrict sanctioned users, and blockchain throughput limits versus venues like CME and Nasdaq. The article cites Hyperliquid’s U.S. policy efforts and notes $HYPE around $57.46, about 25% below its June ATH.
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