Hyperliquid (HYPE) trades at $65.10. Over the past 24 hours the price fell 9.86%, trading between $65.48 and $73.05. That is weaker than the crypto market as a whole: total market capitalization changed −7.31% in 24 hours. Over 7 days HYPE is down 14.67%, over 30 days it is down 19.01%. Hyperliquid ranks #10 by market capitalization with $15.54B. Its 24-hour trading volume of $998.25M equals 6.43% of market cap. The price is 33.29% below the all-time high of $97.96 set on September 23, 2026. 237,730,949 HYPE are in circulation — 23.77% of the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000. Perpetual futures funding is close to zero (−0.0012% per 8 hours). Positions worth $972.66K were liquidated in 24 hours; longs accounted for 98.36%. News summaries mentioning Hyperliquid published on Satoshi Daily in the last 7 days: 15.
Data: CoinGecko (price, market cap, supply), Binance, Bybit and OKX (derivatives). Updated Nov 14, 2026, 05:14 PM UTC. Market data, not investment advice.
Data since Nov 14, 2026, 04:38 PM UTC
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Hyperliquid gains ground while the wider crypto market sells off, Stellar holds its bounce, and Bitcoin slips below $70,000.
Hyperliquid’s HYPE token has lost roughly a quarter of its value since its peak. Yet amid the latest crypto market crash, it is holding up better than Bitcoin and Ethereum. Its derivatives market offers one possible explanation.
Crypto market maker Wintermute has secured roughly 76% of Hyperliquid’s highest-priority data auctions over the past month, raising questions about whether the exchange’s paid early-access system gives large trading… According to a Bloomberg report…
Hyperliquid’s share of open interest reached 11.7% across the platform and eight major centralized rivals. Hyperliquid's rise in open interest signals a shift in market dynamics, potentially reshaping competitive strategies in the derivatives sector. Hyperliquid surpassed Bybit, Kraken and OKX in open interest in Q3
Jeff Dorman said on Unchained that Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin ‘s case for ETH as a store of value is “really misguided.” Dorman, chief investment officer at crypto investment firm Arca, spoke on Thursday’s… Buterin laid out the case in an X thread on Nov. 8, saying ETH makes more sense as a store of value than as a “fee-burning token,” the role tied to EIP-1559, the fee change that came with Ethereum’s London upgrade in August 2021 and burns each transaction’s base fee.
