HYPE Whales Pull $64.9M off Exchanges as One Trader’s $46.5M Short Bet Backfires

This Friday, we examine Ethereum, Ripple, Cardano, Binance Coin, and Hyperliquid in greater detail. Ethereum (ETH) This week was one of the worst of this bear market as most cryptocurrencies fell by double digits. Ethereum was no different, crashing 17%. Unfortunately, the $1,800 support could not hold the bears back and quickly turned into resistance. […]

Hyperliquid has fallen sharply from its record high after a whale-led selloff triggered a wave of liquidations and pushed momentum indicators into their weakest position since the token’s breakout rally began. According to data from crypto.news, Hyperliquid (HYPE) price was…

Arthur Hayes says Maelstrom has sold its entire Zcash position after new disclosures around the Orchard Pool vulnerability sharpened the perceived risk around ZEC’s monetary integrity. The move effectively ends his recent “Holy Trinity” trade across ZEC, NEAR and HYPE, while leaving Worldcoin as the AI-linked bet he says the fund still holds. “The Holy Trinity is dead,” Hayes wrote on X. “Sadly due to the Orchard Pool exploit, I had to dump our entire ZEC bag.” Why Is Hayes Dumping Zcash Now? The post followed a detailed statement from Zooko Wilcox, Jason McGee and Taylor Hornby, who described the issue as “The Orchard Counterfeiting Vulnerability.” According to their summary, Hornby discovered a critical vulnerability in Zcash’s Orchard pool on May 29 and disclosed it to Zcash Open Development Lab, which then coordinated an emergency response completed on June 2. The key line was stark: the vulnerability “could have been exploited to undetectably create an unlimited amount of counterf

Bitcoin and Ethereum trading activity has fallen to multi-quarter lows on Hyperliquid, while volume in equity-linked and pre-IPO perpetual contracts has climbed sharply. According to a June 5 report from Block Scholes shared with crypto.news, risk sentiment around the two…

HYPE is trading above $60 despite the recent market selloff that has dragged most crypto assets to significant losses over the past several days. The relative strength is notable — but Arkham Intelligence data has revealed a series of institutional-scale transactions in the past several hours that transform the price resilience from an interesting observation into a documented behavioral signal. Related Reading: Bitcoin Falls Below $66K As Short-Term Holder Stress Reaches February Levels Three new wallets withdrew a combined 557,406 HYPE tokens worth approximately $40.2 million from Kraken eight hours ago — and immediately staked the entire amount. The staking decision is the detail that separates these withdrawals from routine portfolio management. Tokens staked immediately after exchange withdrawal are tokens being committed to the network’s validator infrastructure rather than positioned for near-term trading or sale. The intent is explicit in the action. Six hours ago, another new

a16z-linked wallets reportedly added 224,118 HYPE worth $15.16M as token volatility rises after Arthur Hayes exited his position this month.

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HYPE valuation uses $591M annualized buybacks, revenue data, and Onchain cash flows, while tokenized equities near $1B supply. HYPE valuation is moving beyond token supply multiples as Allium Research applies an equity-style model. The approach uses reported revenue, real buyback data, and Onchain cash flow. The firm cited $591 million in annualized buybacks and a […] The post HYPE Valuation Model Uses Revenue Buybacks and Onchain Cash Flow appeared first on Live Bitcoin News.