What top creators are saying about Hyperliquid(HYPE)

Mentioned as an example of an altcoin that could have performed strongly against Bitcoin if bought near a market bottom; no specific outlook or recommendation is provided.

The speaker saw potential long-term opportunity from institutional integration and trading infrastructure, assigning HYPE 15% of their high-conviction bucket. They also highlighted regulatory and political exposure.

HYPE is used for gas on Enter_Elysium; no directional investment outlook is stated.

Rising open interest on Hyperliquid is cited as a sign of activity alongside renewed accumulation in USELESS.

Its existing mindshare is seen as an opportunity for Kinetiq.

Hyperliquid was discussed as a venue where Near Intents may initially obscure the origin of funds, although positions remain visible. The discussion concerned partial privacy and trading risks, not a price outlook.

Hyperliquid was discussed as a venue for perpetual-futures trading. NEAR was initially obscuring the origin of funds, while concealing positions was described as future work with no delivery date; no direct investment view was offered.

The host preferred waiting for a further drop into the stated area before considering a long and noted nearby resistance as a possible obstacle.

Named in a quoted tier list without further investment commentary.

Named as an altcoin the speaker likes or uses in liquidity pools, without a specific performance thesis; the speaker warns that altcoins are speculative and can fall.

Mentioned as a competitor in the race to become the leading chain for real-world assets.

The host expressed uncertainty and cited controversy and potential Binance competition, although the temporary Binance withdrawal issue was said to have been resolved.

Positioning was mixed, including short and long holdings. Binance withdrawals for HYPE were reportedly not expected to reopen until the following week.

The post predicts XMR will overtake HYPE.

Described as a strong, revenue-generating project with further upside possible, though substantial prior gains may make entry less attractive than earlier in the cycle.

Shown relative strength compared with many crypto assets, though the cited buying area is conditional on a further market decline.

The author reports it is their largest spot position and expects its on-chain ecosystem to attract interest over time.

Identified as a surviving big winner from recent bull markets, with advice to buy dips.

HYPE had fallen but remained above prior lows and earlier highs. The key question was whether the nearby watched level would hold.

Up about 4× from its yearly low and may face year-end profit-taking amid exhausted catalysts and uncertainty.

The guest was uncertain whether Hyperliquid would survive, though the platform was cited as demonstrating demand for weekend trading.

Named during a performance-screen review, but no analysis of the asset or its prospects was provided.

The discussion was positive about Hyperliquid's exchange business, trading activity, and ecosystem potential, but highlighted bridge and smart-contract security risks.

The author reports holding a large HYPE position.

A guest favored it for its on-chain derivatives platform and potential institutional adoption, while noting valuation concerns and a weak short-term chart.

The host said he continued to hold a large HYPE position, but gave no price target or detailed investment thesis.

HYPE has retraced much of its post-announcement move and is near $81.84; the analysis questions whether it will form a higher low or has topped for now.

The host reported that a short from the previous day had worked well but gave no new setup.

The speaker cited Hyperliquid's low fees and token-burning mechanism and mentioned using it in liquidity-pool strategies, while warning that DeFi returns are not guaranteed.

A break below $78.19 was described as a serious bearish warning; reclaiming $89 could confirm a higher low and improve the outlook.

Cited as a serious competitor to traditional financial venues, with reported oil-futures trading activity and access beyond conventional market hours. The discussion emphasized evaluating liquidity and durability.

The host said select projects such as Hyperliquid could perform well, while characterizing most crypto assets as speculative or poor quality.

The speaker was pretty bullish, highlighted a stock-trading product offering up to 10x leverage, and mentioned making about $20,000 in a day trading it.

The author expects a relief bounce and sees HYPE reaching $90 within 1–4 months.

The speaker calls HYPE a decent buy, arguing that a favorable regulatory window could help Hyperliquid become embedded in the financial system. The thesis depends on regulation and the token holding above $75.

The post claims Hyperliquid fees are 100 times cheaper than fees on Kalshi and Polymarket, and predicts HIP-4 will win.

Mentioned as an influence on discussions of token burns, buybacks, and treasury models; no separate investment case or price outlook is presented.

The chart was described as relatively strong, but the near-term setup is a range trade; holding $81–$82 could support a test of $95, while losing it risks a decline toward $75.

Flood continues to hold a large position in HYPE, though no specific outlook or target is given.

The host saw potential in U.S. trading access and ecosystem activity but considered HYPE expensive at about a $25 billion circulating market capitalization and saw no easy path to a 5x return.

Panelists were positive about its prospects. An announced ICE–Trade.xyz partnership to use Hyperliquid for regulated equity and real-world-asset perpetuals could support institutional use and distribution, though adoption and token impact remain uncertain.

The speaker sees potential value in Hyperliquid and notes its token-burning mechanism, but calls it highly speculative and says its future is uncertain.

The host sees potential in Hyperliquid’s exchange activity and token-burning design and believes it may have room to grow compared with Binance. He also uses its liquidity pools but warns that borrowing against volatile HYPE is risky.

Cited as a venue for on-chain trading and around-the-clock price discovery; the discussion gave no valuation or direct investment recommendation.

It rose about 9% over the prior week, standing out in a weak crypto market, but no longer-term thesis was provided.

The speaker describes HYPE as a strong project with institutional support and growth potential, preferring to accumulate at lower prices rather than chase a possible competitor.

The host recognizes Hyperliquid's growth and market presence but sees less remaining upside than in its earlier stages and is not counting on the $200 scenario.

The speaker cited $3.2 million in revenue over the prior 24 hours and expected revenue-generating projects like Hyperliquid to benefit if crypto-market conditions improved.

The post mentions bridging HYPE on Boxa's site without providing a directional investment view.

Wintermute reportedly holds a short position in HYPE.