What top creators are saying about Hyperliquid(HYPE)— Page 3

Buybacks are funded by 20% of protocol fees.

The token is reported to be up 18% today; the quoted post also says Stan Druckenmiller backed it and that the company owning the New York Stock Exchange is partnering with Hyperliquid.

The post says prominent investors, businesspeople, and the world’s largest exchange are bullish on Hyperliquid, expressing optimism about its future.

The speaker says HYPE was pumping and that he needed tokens to rebalance a position. This is a brief momentum observation, not a detailed investment case or buy recommendation.

The speaker viewed the rally and price discovery as positive momentum, particularly if the monthly close remained near the stream's levels, but gave no reliable upside target and cautioned that attention alone does not establish a lasting investment case.

Perpetual futures are presented as a leveraged way to express investment convictions.

Speakers were positive on the ecosystem and the potential growth of on-chain perpetuals and options, while noting that choppy markets and uncertain translation of platform activity into token value remain risks.

Mentioned as a potential buy during market sell-offs.

Called a “giga bottom” and may rise past $100 soon; the chart shows it at about $93.24 after reaching $94.64.

Described as a potential bottom-snipe opportunity near a retest of its prior all-time high; its price rose from about 78.54 USDT on Oct. 26 to 93.613 USDT on Oct. 29.

Named second-highest in the host's utility/value-accrual assessment, but no score, price outlook, or detailed rationale is provided.

The post describes bears as liquidated and expresses a bullish outlook, with HYPE/USDC rising from around $79 to above $91.

The speaker noted strong price action and adoption-related news but had not bought the token because it had not reached their preferred entry level.

The author sees a potential giga bottom near the current price of about $77 and expects HYPE could rise above $100 soon, provided Bitcoin does not fall another $20,000.

The author expects HYPE to lead the next leg up, saying it has been sleeping long enough; strong HYPE price action is also lifting the poster’s HyperEVM holdings.

The bullish case centers on institutional adoption through the ICE–TradeXYZ partnership, new markets, and potential trading-volume growth. HYPE was near $91; $90 was discussed as a price area, not a formal target.

Cited for revenue, strong user metrics, and market-share gains; potential access to licensed U.S. perpetual-futures markets is discussed, but future growth is not guaranteed.

The speaker sees potential in fee-related token-holder benefits and token burns, but says the investment case depends on sustained use of the platform.

Presented as a possible long-term way to gain exposure to on-chain trading and perpetual futures adoption, with uncertainty around adoption and business sustainability.

The host is long HYPE, viewing ICE's partnership with TradeXYZ and the expansion of real-world-asset perpetual trading as catalysts. The guest cautioned that HYPE is less compelling after its recent run; regulatory approval and the time needed to build trusted markets are key risks.

The token rose sharply on reported news about a U.S. market for Hyperliquid perpetual futures; the host held HYPE but advised against chasing the surge and anticipated a possible pullback.

Relative strength was acknowledged, but a deeper pullback could occur and would raise concerns about the broader crypto market.

The project was described as performing well, but speakers questioned whether institutional adoption is sufficient to withstand a regulatory crackdown.

Hyperliquid was described as performing well, but the hosts questioned whether its institutional adoption would be sufficient to withstand a regulatory crackdown.

The speaker also cited reported Pump.fun revenue exceeding Hyperliquid's at times, in the context of comparing platform activity.

Speakers were constructive on platform activity and regulatory efforts as potential catalysts, while noting resistance that could trigger a pullback.

The streamer accidentally went long while attempting to short and gained about 0.5%; the anecdote was described as a mistake, not an investment thesis.

The host described a strong uptrend with higher highs and higher lows, support near the 200-day moving average, positive Kraken partnership news, and favorable business activity; his view was hold.

The host cited the exchange’s revenue and strength as advantages, saw possible further upside but expected only modest outperformance versus Bitcoin.

Mentioned as a market-price update without a developed investment thesis.

The author calls HYPE a “giga bottom” and expects it could rise above $100 soon, conditional on Bitcoin not falling another $20,000.

The author says HYPE roughly doubled the last time BTC showed this pattern.

It ranked second in the host's application-network revenue comparison but was down about 13.3% over 30 days; the durability of revenue remains a key consideration.

The host called himself a long-term bull and saw a move above a downward trendline and recovery from prior lows as encouraging, while noting the setup depended on broader market stability.

Retesting its previous all-time-high area near $80, which may act as a bounce zone. Support is marked at $75.283, with resistance at $82.749 and $94.588.

Hyperliquid was mentioned as an example of a platform in the tokenized-assets area, but its business model and token were not analyzed.

The speaker plans to buy more Hyperliquid and prefers it over LIDAR as the larger-cap option in an overlapping investment theme. He expects it may fall less than LIDAR if Bitcoin declines toward $70,000.

The speaker is bullish on the platform as a potential beneficiary of demand for crypto-based perpetual contracts tied to pre-IPO companies, including Anthropic.

The host noted that Bitcoin and Hyperliquid performed strongly around the SpaceX IPO, but did not establish a causal benefit or offer a recommendation.

Mentioned as a token available in a sponsored trading competition, without a specific investment thesis or price target. It could benefit from a broader altcoin recovery if Bitcoin rises, but no separate forecast is made.

Named as an example of a decentralized market that may present regulatory and policy challenges. The discussion did not assess its business, token, or financial outlook.

Relative strength was noted despite new swing lows. A move toward $64 could offer a cleaner potential entry if support forms.

Named among tokens used in income-focused strategies, with no price target or asset-specific catalyst discussed.

The speaker's positive thesis rests on 99% of fees being used to buy back HYPE and relatively steady revenue; a possible bullish technical pattern remains unconfirmed.

Retesting its previous all-time high area, which the author sees as a potential bounce zone.

The host did not consider HYPE cheap yet and said he would become interested below $70, emphasizing patience and the possibility of further weakness.

Mentioned as an example of a platform involved in tokenized-asset activity, which the speaker thought could become important; no specific buy recommendation was made.

HYPE was cited as an example of a prior price area turning into support, not as a specific trade recommendation.

Mentioned as an example of a crypto asset someone might hold, without asset-specific analysis or recommendation.

The host viewed the area near previous highs as potential support for adding to a position, while cautioning against going all in.