Hyperliquid (HYPE)

Pump up the Jam Hyperliquid

Is this bullish or bearish for Hyperliquid, Lighter, Variational, etc.? https://t.co/lB3coMDOAG

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The decoupling is real Hyperliquid

🚀 Hyperliquid Sees Record Open Interest in TradFi Futures Hyperliquid has achieved a new all-time high for open interest in its traditional finance (TradFi) futures products, according to the protocol. https://t.co/oaya7G4udY

Which $HYPE pools paired with stablecoins give us the best interest rates on @prjx_hl? After 36 hours of testing, I’ll share the results: > There are plenty of pools where you can pair HYPE with stablecoins, even many with USDC but with different fees such as 0.3% or 0.05%, etc. Therefore I selected the ones generating the highest volume and APR and tested them using the same range, $26.85 - $36.68 (about 30%, fairly wide). > In all of them I started with an initial capital of $500 to make the result reliable. > I will rank them from best to worst; all are paying very well but you know what I mean. 1. USDH/HYPE 0.3% > Paying a 171% APR and $3.7 in interest takes first place. 2. HYPE/USDC 0.3% > 158% APR and $3.25 in interest comes very close to the first. 3. HYPE/USDC 0.05% > Not bad, a 129% APR but ends up third with $2.72 in fees. Conclusion. > Usually pools that charge a higher fee, in this case 0.3% versus 0.05%, perform much better during higher volatility. Although right now we don’t have a lot of volume, we are at a mid‑point, neither high nor low, and those pools are performing better. > When the volume drops considerably, it is likely that the 0.05% fee pool will have better long‑term performance. > These are things you should consider before setting up your concentrated liquidity pools. All three are paying extremely well, especially when we consider a 30% movement range, 15% on each side to stay in range as long as possible to capture more fees and suffer less impermanent loss. > I hope this information helps you when you want to set up your own pools and remember that by providing liquidity you not only earn fees, you also accumulate points for the project’s future airdrop, which looks pretty good, so we kill two birds with one stone. > If you want to earn 10% more points you can use my link https://t.co/5VJGkQrF81

Wu reported that, according to MLM monitoring, HyperFoundation transferred 30,000 HYPE (approximately $940,000) to market maker Flowdesk. This transfer is part of the previously announced grant of 1,000,000 HYPE to the Hyperliquid Policy Center. https://t.co/x6HO0qEhqK

Time to join Hyperliquid, @Marczeller

The same old coins are always going to be strong reliable ones to bid in most cases. There's a reason why $HYPE is 1 of the best alts on the market in any environment. But I think that most retail traders have better edges (when done correctly) finding the less talked about coins