Hyperliquid

Binance plans to resume withdrawals for Hyperliquid, Litecoin, and four other cryptocurrencies by the end of next week. The delay with HYPE has caused dissatisfaction among token holders.

Binance has published its ninth update on the recovery of cryptocurrency withdrawals following the October security incident. As of November 6, the exchange is gradually restoring operations with additional assets across nine blockchain networks, but HYPE is once again absent from the list. The exchange has not disclosed the reason for the delay or the date for the resumption of the token's withdrawals.

Hyperliquid Strategies announced its subsidiary's application for registration in the US as a futures commission merchant (FCM). In Q3, the company reported a net profit of $620.6 million, primarily due to the revaluation of HYPE by $803 million. Launching services for US clients will require regulatory approval.

The HYPE token has corrected after a sharp rise on October 29 following news of the ICE and TradeXYZ agreement. Analyst Ali Martinez suggests further decline may occur if the chart pattern is confirmed, but this scenario remains conditional for now. The new futures market in the U.S. is still awaiting regulatory approvals.

Cumberland expresses concerns about Hyperliquid's trading plans in the US, raising important questions about transparency and regulation.

Hyperliquid (HYPE) trading volume increased by 680%, and the price reached $91.41. Market status overview and potential risks.

The Hyperliquid platform has burned nearly 5% of its maximum supply of 1 billion tokens. Buybacks are occurring automatically from fees, but the burn rate only offsets 6% of monthly unlocks. Net supply is still increasing.

A new wallet has opened a long position of 3,000 XMR with 5x leverage as the price fell below $600. Details and support levels.

The HYPE token from Hyperliquid increased by 1.9% after reaching a support level around $75. The $83 level becomes crucial for recovery.

Hyperliquid users are facing wallet lockouts after receiving funds from HTX, raising questions about sanctions checks.