Hyperliquid (HYPE)

Crypto Market Will Turn Bullish in Q3 An eventful quarter comes to an end today. 👉 The Q2 Scoreboard → Key Price Moves: $HYPE +75% $ZEC +63% $IO +56% $NEAR +52% $GEOD +46% → TVL Increase For Chains: $NEAR +28% $TON +25% $SEI +23% → Top Gainer: $LAB +6166% → New Launches Tracked: $RE, $SLX, $KAIO, $NEXUS, $PROS, $AI, $GENIUS → Social Dominance Leaders: $TAO, $ICP, $TEL, $LINK, $INJ, $ONDO, $KAS → Biggest Revenue: logo-only C asset, $188M 👉 What Actually Happened Around Altcoins → $HYPE became the clear Q2 outlier while most alts were still stuck in consolidation. → Hyperliquid kept dominating on-chain perps, with strong volume, fee buybacks, and institutional attention. → $ONDO carried the RWA narrative with tokenized stocks, ETF access, and major settlement pilots. → $TAO stayed relevant as the AI subnet economy became one of the few narratives with real traction. → $SUI kept growing on stablecoin transfers, DeFi TVL, and ecosystem activity. → $NEAR showed strength both in price and TVL, helped by AI and chain activity narratives. → $ZEC surprised the market with one of the strongest privacy coin moves. → $GEOD held up because users trusted the tokenomics and Robotics revenue story. → ETF flows helped selective names, but did not create a broad altcoin season. → Token unlocks, macro fear, geopolitical noise, and BTC dominance kept pressure on most mid-caps. 👉 The Bigger Market Roundup Q2 was a digestion quarter. The market punished weak narratives and rewarded projects with real usage, revenue, TVL, volume, or institutional access. That is why perps, RWAs, AI, DePIN, and strong L1 ecosystems kept getting attention while random speculative alts continued bleeding. Going into the rest of 2026, the setup is clear. This does not look like a market where everything pumps together overnight. It's a market where the first rebounds come from coins already showing strength near the bottom zone. But only the strongest narratives probably survive first.

Crypto Market Will Turn Bullish in Q3 An eventful quarter comes to an end today. 👉 The Q2 Scoreboard → Key Price Moves: $HYPE +75% $ZEC +63% $IO +56% $NEAR +52% $GEOD +46% → TVL Increase For Chains: $NEAR +28% $TON +25% $SEI +23% → Top Gainer: $LAB +6166% → New Launches Tracked: $RE, $SLX, $KAIO, $NEXUS, $PROS, $AI, $GENIUS → Social Dominance Leaders: $TAO, $ICP, $TEL, $LINK, $INJ, $ONDO, $KAS → Biggest Revenue: logo-only C asset, $188M 👉 What Actually Happened Around Altcoins → $HYPE became the clear Q2 outlier while most alts were still stuck in consolidation. → Hyperliquid kept dominating on-chain perps, with strong volume, fee buybacks, and institutional attention. → $ONDO carried the RWA narrative with tokenized stocks, ETF access, and major settlement pilots. → $TAO stayed relevant as the AI subnet economy became one of the few narratives with real traction. → $SUI kept growing on stablecoin transfers, DeFi TVL, and ecosystem activity. → $NEAR showed strength both in price and TVL, helped by AI and chain activity narratives. → $ZEC surprised the market with one of the strongest privacy coin moves. → $GEOD held up because users trusted the tokenomics and Robotics revenue story. → ETF flows helped selective names, but did not create a broad altcoin season. → Token unlocks, macro fear, geopolitical noise, and BTC dominance kept pressure on most mid-caps. 👉 The Bigger Market Roundup Q2 was a digestion quarter. The market punished weak narratives and rewarded projects with real usage, revenue, TVL, volume, or institutional access. That is why perps, RWAs, AI, DePIN, and strong L1 ecosystems kept getting attention while random speculative alts continued bleeding. Going into the rest of 2026, the setup is clear. This does not look like a market where everything pumps together overnight. It's a market where the first rebounds come from coins already showing strength near the bottom zone. But only the strongest narratives probably survive first.

road to (hopefully) $30m | month 3 recap the goal, for anyone new: documenting $5m to $30m in spot crypto, every position shown, the losses too. sold solana near the top last cycle and retired off it. doing this one in public. running tally: $5m start in march, $5.9m end of april, $10.4m end of may. june closes around $8m. first down month. read the $8m number with this in mind. about $1m of that is fresh capital i moved from stocks into crypto this month. a deposit, not a gain. back it out and the real move is roughly $10.4m down to $7m. that's the month. monthly grade: F the first two months of this cycle felt amazing. june i was wile e. coyote, running off the edge, legs still going. here's what happened, and i didn't play it well. zcash had an exploit scare early in the month. a live bug in the orchard pool, sitting there about four years. whether it was ever used can't be known until everyone migrates to the new ironwood pool next month. so far it looks clean, coins leaving the pool aren't floodin

A Dragon Ball fan market maker is one of the main reasons Hyperliquid priority fees surged this week. Over the last 7 days, Hyperliquid priority fees burned 12,860 hyperliquid:native ($836K). That is more than double the amount burned in previous days and one market maker was responsible for a huge part of it. This MM is the 7th-largest market maker by all-time Hyperliquid volume, with $217B traded. Over the last 7 days alone, he spent 4,780 HYPE on priority fees, worth around $311K, accounting for 37% of the total priority fee burn during that period. Apparently, he is a Dragon Ball fan. All his subaccounts are named after Dragon Ball characters, although his real identity remains anonymous. At the same time, the 2nd-largest HYPE burner looks completely different. It is a fresh wallet with no clear connections to other addresses and it does not appear to be trading actively on Hyperliquid. Instead, it seems to be using Hyperliquid to get the fastest prices. The likely explanation: this entity is using H