What top creators are saying about Hyperliquid(HYPE)— Page 9

The host described a cautious, limited-upside day-trade opportunity after a strong run, with an entry area of $91.50–$90.60 and invalidation below $90.20. They did not expect a new all-time high.

The investor's firm owns Hyperliquid. He cited rising volume and open interest, growing activity relative to Binance, and more than 50% of volume in real-world assets at the time. Growth depends on continued product improvements, liquidity, and market-share gains.

Bullish case rests on platform trading growth, stock and commodity activity, and integrations; guests also highlighted severe historical price swings.

The post is bullish on HYPE, suggesting it may perform well without depending heavily on Bitcoin, as crypto's maturation and a potential transfer of wealth to blockchains are not yet priced in.

Mentioned as a platform that could benefit from tokenized and on-chain trading. Paper Trade was also described as using Hyperliquid prices.

Hyperliquid was described as the clear leader in perpetual futures, with open interest in the billions. Its liquidity flywheel supports its competitive position, though the discussion offered no specific price outlook or valuation view.

A reported $45 million treasury-company purchase was described as bullish, but the host also cautioned that already-rallied assets may have less upside remaining.

Hosts described HYPE as being in price discovery and discussed bullish recent momentum, while noting potential competition from Solana's perps ecosystem.

The interviewer said HYPE had risen about 25 times over roughly two years and was among the top ten crypto assets. CZ welcomed decentralized-exchange competition, but the discussion cautioned that past performance may not continue and noted token-circulation and custody considerations.

Adding commodities, equities, and pre-IPO stocks, reflecting optimism about crypto-native products expanding into traditional assets.

Praised as part of a “holy trinity”; the quoted author noted selling too early.

The speaker would hypothetically allocate $25,000 to HYPE and praises the platform. He believes token burns and user demand could support deflation over time, while noting that additional token supply is still due to enter circulation.

Expanding its platform to commodities, equities, and pre-IPO stocks; the cited post expresses an extremely bullish view.

The speaker is very bullish on Hyperliquid's leading position in perpetual futures and reported substantial prior gains, while noting limitations in its capacity to expand beyond perps.

The panel described Hyperliquid as a consensus investment with sustained performance and favored maintaining a strong thesis rather than rotating solely because the token had risen.

Hyperliquid was cited as a liquid, widely followed token that had performed well. Historical prices of $20 and $40–$60 were discussed as past opportunities, not current targets.

The host says there is not much happening and gives no actionable setup.

Cited as an application generating meaningful revenue, with reported daily revenue of $3–$5 million at times. Potentially relevant to AI-agent transactions, but application success does not necessarily translate into token performance.

The speaker viewed the project favorably and cited high, time-sensitive pool yields, while emphasizing that returns are not guaranteed and the token could fall.

The speaker reported bot profits on HYPE but also warned that widespread attention and crowded interest may make profit-taking worth considering.

Named as a clear winner to hold and accumulate on dips; expected to benefit from institutional investors returning to leading altcoin stories.

The speaker described HYPE as highly volatile, was uncomfortable with its volatility, and was unsure the conditional entry level would occur.

Highlighted as a project generating revenue and using it to buy back and burn HYPE, potentially supporting token-holder value. Future team token unlocks and a slowdown in buybacks and burns are key risks.

Mentioned in a brief market check-in without a developed investment thesis or recommendation.

Hyperliquid was cited as a platform that could work with regulated partners to expand derivatives access. A possible partnership with Kraken was described as an unconfirmed report, and regulatory access remains an execution risk.

Discussed as an example of an on-chain exchange that could benefit from combining crypto-native trading with regulated distribution, but no token valuation or recommendation was provided.

HYPE is the guest's largest position and his best trade of the broader market run. He cites daily product use and strength.

A conditional long was considered at $88.50–$89 support, preferably after confirmation. A one-hour close below $88.26 would invalidate the setup.

Shown in the image's market data; no specific investment commentary provided.

Mentioned as a comparison for Variational. The launch price was historical context, not a current target or forecast, and no specific trade setup was provided.

Named as a potential beneficiary of volatile markets and increased trader activity, though no specific revenue or valuation evidence was provided.

The host discusses Hyperliquid's rapid price move and platform access, but the levels are not formal targets and buying after a rally carries risk.

The token rose about 20% over the prior week, but the discussion provided no further analysis or target.

Mando is long HYPE.

Potential beneficiary if AI agents use perpetual futures to hedge positions or adjust exposure.

A market shown in the post considers whether HYPE will flip SOL by December 31, 2026.

Open interest reached an all-time high of $18 billion, a figure described as difficult to wash trade.

Mike Dudas said HYPE was his largest personal crypto position behind Bitcoin earlier this year; the quoted post raises concerns about Hyperliquid's validators being concentrated in Tokyo.

The speaker is interested in the platform's fee revenue and buyback model, but notes that the thesis depends on sustained trading activity and faces substantial future token-unlock risk.

The platform's fee activity is noted positively, but the token is near all-time highs and is considered relatively late with limited upside compared with earlier entry points.

The speaker describes HYPE as very strong and expects it to trade above $100, though provides no timeframe or risk level.

Trading volume is reportedly adding billions each month, and its airdrop is predicted to be the largest wealth-creation event in crypto history.

The post claims Hyperliquid could grow from an $8B to an $88B valuation, creating $80B in wealth, and calls it the second-biggest crypto wealth-creation opportunity after its airdrop.

Described as the most important project in crypto right now; no venture-capital backing is mentioned.

Shown on a 1-day chart at about 97.524, with a marked high of 97.816 and earlier levels at 51.081, 72.914, 89.604, and 75.150.

The guest called HYPE his largest position and best trade of the recent crypto market run, and said it was among tokens benefiting from renewed institutional interest. Revenue sustainability and measurement remain broader concerns.

The speaker included Hyperliquid among established projects he would want to hold and cited its potential use case in a future market cycle.

Mentioned in connection with a company developing a portal for the platform, which the speaker found interesting; no token trade or investment recommendation was given.

HYPE gained about 18% in the previous week, but no specific thesis, target, or recommendation was provided.

The speaker says Hyperliquid was outperforming in the cycle, without providing a specific recommendation or price target.