Bitcoin and most major cryptocurrencies have faced sharp price swings over recent weeks. During the same period, Hyperliquid’s native token HYPE showed limited downside movement.
Trading data also points to growing activity on the protocol’s perpetual exchange. These shifts place Hyperliquid among the most closely watched on-chain derivatives platforms.
Bitcoin moved from $90,000 to $60,000 before recovering toward $70,000. Over that period, HYPE remained near the $32 level, according to data shared by Wise Advice on X.
Since the recent market bottom, HYPE has gained about 60%. Meanwhile, open interest declined from $8.4 billion to $5.39 billion.
This combination shows price appreciation alongside falling leverage. Market data providers describe such patterns as a sign of spot-driven demand rather than speculative excess.
At the time of publication, CoinGecko data showed HYPE trading at $31.45 with a 24-hour volume of about $408 million. The token was down 5.25% daily and 2.48% weekly.
Hyperliquid’s revenue metrics have also moved higher. The protocol generated roughly $5.5 million in fees over the past 24 hours, exceeding Ethereum and Tron during the same window.
Buyback activity followed revenue growth. Platform data shows $5.25 million in buybacks in 24 hours, $25.9 million in seven days, and $62.9 million over 30 days.
Roughly 2.32 million HYPE tokens were removed from circulation during that period. This links protocol revenue directly to supply contraction.
HYPE price on CoinGecko
HIP-3 trading activity reached a new all-time high with daily volume of $5.21 billion. Gold and silver contracts accounted for more than $20 billion over ten days.
That figure equals about 1% of daily COMEX volume. Two weeks earlier, HIP-3 accounted for less than 0.1% of comparable volume.
Cumulative HIP-3 statistics now show $55 billion in total volume, 39.9 million trades, and more than 103,000 users. Platform data attributes the growth to increased participation rather than trader rotation.
Perpetual decentralized exchange market share crossed 30% for the first time since September. The sector has recorded five consecutive weeks of growth.
Data shared by Wise Advice shows Hyperliquid expanding while rival venues remain stable or consolidate. Centralized exchange volumes continue to fluctuate with broader market conditions.
On-chain derivatives activity, however, has shown structural growth. Hyperliquid captured a growing portion of that flow.
The combination of stable pricing, rising revenue, expanding market share, and user growth places Hyperliquid among the strongest performers in the decentralized trading sector.
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