After seeing a report on Pantera [1], Hyperliquid has recently been pushing something: making on-chain perpetual contracts more than just crypto traders playing with themselves—starting to bring traditional assets like stocks, FX, and commodities onto the chain. Hyperliquid has been holding back this path for several months, and it finally has clear progress. So today I took the time to quickly scan the HYPE order book.
My view is quite clear: this is the biggest narrative incremental for HYPE on the long term. On-chain perps are the most profitable products in DEXs. Before HIP-3, HYPE’s valuation anchor within crypto remained trapped in internal competition. Now, it’s essentially bringing the story into the TradFi derivatives market—where the global daily volume is several dozen times larger than crypto spot. Once the story starts to get told, it’s only a matter of time before capital follows.
But in the short term, I feel it hasn’t kept up. When I reviewed things myself, I noticed that HYPE has been hovering in the $56–60 range on the 4H chart for several days. Last night, it surged with increased volume to $59.4 but failed to hold. Today it dropped back to $57.2. What I can see in the K-line chart over these days is: the upper wicks keep getting longer, the 4-hour RSI is already close to 65, but the volume ratio hasn’t expanded meaningfully—this is a classic “high-level divergence” vibe. I’m more inclined to think this is a pullback continuation rather than a direct breakout higher.
Next, I’m watching two price levels: to the upside first, the top of the $60 box—whether it can reclaim the area with strong volume will determine the bulls vs. bears. To the downside, $55.5–54 is the key support zone. If it breaks below, I’ll trim positions first and observe. On-chain momentum is improving, but the market hasn’t caught up yet—so I wouldn’t recommend chasing the price.
Not investment advice. DYOR.
#BinanceSquare #Hyperliquid $HYPE $BTC #行情速递 #on-chain data
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My view is quite clear: this is the biggest narrative incremental for HYPE on the long term. On-chain perps are the most profitable products in DEXs. Before HIP-3, HYPE’s valuation anchor within crypto remained trapped in internal competition. Now, it’s essentially bringing the story into the TradFi derivatives market—where the global daily volume is several dozen times larger than crypto spot. Once the story starts to get told, it’s only a matter of time before capital follows.
But in the short term, I feel it hasn’t kept up. When I reviewed things myself, I noticed that HYPE has been hovering in the $56–60 range on the 4H chart for several days. Last night, it surged with increased volume to $59.4 but failed to hold. Today it dropped back to $57.2. What I can see in the K-line chart over these days is: the upper wicks keep getting longer, the 4-hour RSI is already close to 65, but the volume ratio hasn’t expanded meaningfully—this is a classic “high-level divergence” vibe. I’m more inclined to think this is a pullback continuation rather than a direct breakout higher.
Next, I’m watching two price levels: to the upside first, the top of the $60 box—whether it can reclaim the area with strong volume will determine the bulls vs. bears. To the downside, $55.5–54 is the key support zone. If it breaks below, I’ll trim positions first and observe. On-chain momentum is improving, but the market hasn’t caught up yet—so I wouldn’t recommend chasing the price.
Not investment advice. DYOR.
#BinanceSquare #Hyperliquid $HYPE $BTC #行情速递 #on-chain data
This post is generated/assisted by AI. AI-generated content may include third-party viewpoints, errors, biases, or outdated information. Binance is not responsible for any losses arising from this, and it does not constitute investment, financial, or trading advice.