BTC$66,762.00▼ 3.49%
ETH$1,890.49▼ 3.43%
BNB$610.45▼ 4.62%
XRP$0.9874▼ 3.02%
SOL$75.36▼ 6.54%
TRX$0.3127▲ 0.03%
HYPE$68.06▼ 8.34%
ZEC$879.17▼ 9.33%
XMR$533.24▲ 0.07%
DOGE$0.0623▼ 4.51%
LEO$9.30▲ 0.40%
WBT$65.12▼ 3.03%
LINK$9.51▼ 4.69%
ADA$0.1612▼ 5.65%
XLM$0.1420▼ 3.85%
NEAR$3.30▼ 6.44%
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Headlines from 10 crypto news sites in one list, newest first. Each headline opens the full story on the publisher's site. Headlines are tagged with the coins they mention, so you can follow one coin.
Hyperliquid gains ground while the wider crypto market sells off, Stellar holds its bounce, and Bitcoin slips below $70,000.
Hyperliquid’s share of open interest reached 11.7% across the platform and eight major centralized rivals.
Hyperliquid's revenue is near record levels and all of it funds buybacks, yet HYPE has fallen 26% from its peak and is testing a key support zone between $68 and $70.
Today, we examine Ethereum, Ripple, Cardano, Binance Coin, and Hyperliquid in greater detail. Ethereum (ETH) After a difficult week where ETH fell by 13%, the price crashed below the $2,000 psychological level. This has now turned into a key resistance, and with buyers nowhere to be seen, sellers are having a field day. The next […]
Nvidia futures liquidations hit $40.86 million, almost double XRP’s, as NVDA trading on Hyperliquid reached a record $2.14 billion after Jensen Huang’s exit.
Can HYPE avoid a crash to $50?
As HYPE dips below $70, Hyperliquid buys back 21,200 tokens and pushes total lifetime burns past 5% of supply.
The crypto market is under heavy pressure, with Solana, Hyperliquid and Bitcoin all sliding, while Gram bounces.
