HYPE

Few-Trick-4968

75% BTC the rest BNB , HYPE etc... projects that have good future

SoftBallSwifties

Both HYPE and JTO can reach 100 USD. JTO Trading app still in testing stage, when live ,people will stake JTO. Half od HYPE tokens is staked. JTO drop is an opportunity to buy more at a lower price

lofi100k

HYPE

LavoP

Hyperliquid: Best-in-class perps trading solution. CEX solutions are trying to compete now but lag when it comes to global availability, variety of assets, and liquidity. Buying HYPE token gives you direct exposure to one of the most used products in crypto, unlike buying COIN stock (exposure to the business as a whole not just perps product) and there’s no way to invest in Asian exchanges like Binance. Aave: Borrow against tokenized assets. This is one of the main use cases of crypto. I have personally borrowed against yield bearing crypto and used the borrowed assets in the real world which allowed me to spend without selling my crypto assets. This is getting more and more powerful with more assets coming on chain like stocks, commodities, etc. Aave is the market leader in permissionless lending. Normally loaning against stock portfolios and other assets was exclusive to the wealthy but Aave democratizes it. Uniswap: Create liquidity for any tokenized asset. A large part is memecoins and stupid things with zero value but as more and more things are able to be tokenized, being able to create liquidity for literally anything is an extremely powerful primitive.

jawni

SOL It's just got too good of a moat, keeps evolving. improving, and maturing, doesn't seem like any chain is going to be able to dethrone it as the "general purpose L1". HYPE comes in second, definitely has great momentum and fundamentals, but I don't know if it will be able to defend its market share forever.

Total-Literature447

Add SOL and maybe HYPE

1moreApe

Ur current portfolio? 90% btc 5% xrp 5% link Im being very generous. The only other 2 coins id have are HYPE and ETH (haters, come after for holding ETH i deserve it)

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Post is by: cosmodrome-lab and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1uqg3zn/hype_is_trading_at_70_buyback_is_down_46_from/ The protocol publicly claims that 97–99% of trading fees flow into the Assistance Fund to buy back HYPE. The real figure is 80–84%. The gap is not an error — it is built into the architecture. HIP-3 deployers capture up to 50% of fees generated on their markets. A portion flows to HLP and operational expenses. None of this is a violation. This is simply how the system works. What matters more is the trend in absolute terms. Buyback volume has declined for three consecutive quarters: — Q4 2025 (peak): $241M — Q1 2026: $176M — Q2 2026: $122–130M That is a 46% decline from peak. Over the same period, the token price moved from $25 to $70. The buyback does not explain this. Something else does — and we will get to that. 77% of the supply has not reached the market yet Per Tokenomist data: 222 million tokens are in circulation (22.24%). 777 million remain locked (77.76%). The full emission schedule runs to November 2029. Unlocks occur on the 6th of every month. On June 6, 2026 — an unlock date — HYPE dropped 12% in a single day. That is not a coincidence. The largest single allocation is Future Emissions and Community Rewards: 389 million tokens (38.89% of total supply). This pool releases via a cliff mechanism — meaning a large tranche can hit at an unannounced moment. The exact amount that will remain locked on January 1, 2028 cannot be calculated from any publicly available data. That opacity is not accidental. The arithmetic at current prices: each monthly Core Contributor unlock of approximately 43 million tokens represents roughly $3 billion in potential supply pressure. Monthly buyback in Q2 2026 was $48–53 million. That covers less than 2% of the notional overhang. The gap is not covered by protocol mechanics. So what is holding the price? Three mechanisms operating in sync. First — managed float. A significant share of unlocked tokens does not reach the open market. They flow into staking in Hyper Foundation-affiliated nodes (which control 49.3% of staked supply) or are transferred via OTC arrangements. Only a thin layer of supply ever reaches open trading. This is not enforced by smart contract. It is a governance decision that cannot be verified on-chain in advance. Second — institutional absorption. Hyperliquid Strategies Inc. (Nasdaq: PURR) holds 20+ million HYPE. Three ETFs launched in May–June 2026: Bitwise BHYP, 21Shares THYP, Grayscale HYPG — attracting $111 million in inflows in their first weeks. These structures move supply off the crypto market. But at $65 per token, the fully diluted valuation is $63–67 billion, with only 22% of supply in circulation. The overhang math does not change. Third — narrative. While buyback was declining quarter over quarter, Arthur Hayes was publicly calling a $150 price target, the Bitwise CIO was publishing memos calling HYPE "deeply undervalued," and a16z was accumulating a $90+ million position. Institutional narrative outweighed fundamental trend. That is how price holds when mechanics weaken. Regulators are drawing their own conclusions In a single quarter: the UK Financial Conduct Authority added Hyperliquid and Hyper Foundation to its list of unauthorized firms. CME Group and ICE addressed the CFTC and members of Congress. The Monetary Authority of Singapore added the platform to its Investor Alert List. Four separate jurisdictions. One quarter. Not a coincidence. One question nobody is asking publicly Hyperliquid's founder, Jeff Yan, is a US citizen. He was born and raised in Palo Alto, California. Hyperliquid is structured as an offshore entity with American users explicitly classified as Restricted Persons. The United States is one of two countries in the world — the other is Eritrea — that taxes its citizens on worldwide income regardless of where they live or where their business is incorporated. Under the Controlled Foreign Corporation rules and the GILTI mechanism — Global Intangible Low-Taxed Income — a US citizen who controls a foreign corporation generating $900 million in annual profit potentially carries US tax obligations regardless of offshore registration. Applied to Hyperliquid Labs, that figure could reach $300 million or more per year. This is not an accusation. It is the structural mathematics of the US tax code. No public information exists confirming how, or whether, this structural contradiction has been resolved. That question remains open. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

MushrooGuy

That last part of your AI generated answer is exactly what I'm talking about though. The biggest hurdle is regulatory changes, and HYPE is not doing anything to get ahead of them. In fact it's the exact opposite. They have been pretty forthcoming about the fact that they aren't trying to do anything to become onshore compliant. I was a big HYPE fan until I realized they weren't adjusting to the regulations that were very obviously coming. You can't just cut the United States out of your protocol and expect it to last. We have so much liquidity here and not everyone is going to be willing to VPN to purchase hype if it comes to that. Regulations will be the death of this one unfortunately if they don't adjust

diamondblaster67

HYPE has long-term potential because it’s backed by Hyperliquid, a decentralized trading platform that already has significant real-world usage and generates trading fees. Unlike many crypto projects, it has a functioning product, its own high-speed blockchain, and a token that’s used for staking, governance, and securing the network. The investment thesis is simple: if Hyperliquid continues attracting more traders and developers, demand for HYPE could grow along with the platform. The biggest risks are increased competition, regulatory changes, and the overall volatility of the crypto market.

jawni

and coincidentally, HYPE, the asset, is relatively less hype-driven than most.

jawni

HYPE, a chain that is widely used.

Kaiser_Steve

Hyperliquid for me or VVV - I recently joined Collective Shift they've been bang on with their Altcoin predictions this cycle. Made a heap on HYPE because of them

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Mike Selig has been very vocal about wanting to bring perpetuals and derivatives onshore which HYPE isn't making an effort to become. How do you see long-term viability when they aren't doing anything to tap into one of the largest markets there are in the US?

diamondblaster67

HYPE

cc99v

Personally cannot see how you’re gonna be in profit in 4 years on these. But clearly you’re very rich and losing 200k is nothing. Out of interest what made you choose these and not BTC, ETH, SOL, HYPE.

Active-Rope9301

BTC/ETH/SOL. Possibly HYPE. I’d like to say TAO/Bittensor but I dunno, the AI space is crowded.

mixedfeelingz

HYPE and Fartcoin

jawni

This sub has always been cancer, it's never been a good place for discussion, never been a good place for alpha, never been a good place for research. People here are generally *substantially* dumber than the average person on CT. It's just not sustainable to have a community whose content curation is done by popular vote when you have such varying opinions within that community. So it doesn't really matter who is wrong or right, because people don't upvote and downvote based on that. Post anything remotely positive about Cardano or Nano or Algorand or Loopring, and it would get upvoted to the top immediately. Meanwhile the coins that outperformed the market, like SOL in 2022-2024, were vehemently hated for reasons that were either patently false or were obviously going to become false. "It's only pumping for the FTX unlocks", "All the usage is fake", "Institutions won't use SOL", "It had downtime!", "It's only memes!" but anyone with a brain and the ability to do real due diligence could see how wrong all of those were or would become. Or HYPE, an extremely successful project, which used no VC money and airdropped much of the supply. This sub has a hate-boner for VCs, which would make you think HYPE would've been this sub's darling... but no. I don't even think many people here know about it. And then discovery or discussion on any new project is completely worthless here because everyone just assumes it's a cashgrab or scam without doing any critical thinking. If you use this sub, stop, and find something else. [Look into researching the way I recommend here.](np://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1h7e21t/35yo_new_to_cc/m0kzmqp/)

ExpressWorry

Bro I totally get you. There’s “SAFE” in its name right? Like HYPE or PUMP. It can’t go wrong.

Bazaruta

There are. ETH is useful for smart contracts. ZEC and XMR provide privacy on transactions. HYPE is kinda like a stock, like binance and coinbase stock. Just to name a few. But true for the average coin, there is none…yet people throw money at it. When a 5 min google search would tell you that, the thing you are paying for is worthless.

Bazaruta

There are good alts, ETH, TAO, HYPE are good. ZEC kinda is too. But I agree. Most are trash, if people researched a bit before throwing money at it, they would so much better!

Bazaruta

There are good alts, ETH, TAO, HYPE are good. ZEC kinda is too. But I agree. Most are trash, if people researched a bit before throwing money at it, they would so much better!

Bazaruta

BTC right now it’s basically a high beta tech stock. When people want risk assets with great return they pile in…else they sell or don’t care about it. Honestly most crypto it’s based on hoping for a greater fool to buy off you at a better price. That’s why meme coins are a thing. Meanwhile stuff like HYPE, ETH, TAO doesn’t get as much love as I think they deserve. They bring interesting stuff to the table!

supercachai

HYPE

jawni

NEAR, ORE, CARDS, HYPE. I'd include SOL but it's already my biggest holding, but if I didn't have a lot, I'd be buying that too. Just buy the tokens with good fundamentals.

corpski

We're in a fine place. I'm actually very unattached to the market now and would be looking very much forward to more large market drawdowns. Objectively, this so-called "bear market" has been very mild compared to cycles past. I'm not into Ondo but if you really have a good reason to believe it's going to do extremely well, you should DCA. Been here for a decade. This is not the place to tell people that you're into Solana -- people are too clueless. I said this years ago but nothing has changed here pretty much: [https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1gamlcy/comment/ltn0jki/](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/1gamlcy/comment/ltn0jki/) Luck is certainly a thing, but your alpha is on crypto twitter and that hasn't changed. Keep buying with every agonizing low and sell at every new breaking high. I never trade on leverage. Long-drawn cycles are my bread and butter, and I sit on my ass for months or years. But you need to get the narratives right, and this place has always had a terrible track record for that. So many commenters lack the necessary information and are too emotional, hold silly, outdated, or uninformed biases, or end up holding coins that simply have no chance to ever pump reasonably again. Also, I have no plans of ever truly exiting the market. I've made my peace with that. I have no ability to catch the highest highs or the lowest of lows. The only thing I can manage reasonably is risk. Most important of all, you need ammo. If you can't buy the dip, it'll make things exponentially harder. Make sure to do everything you can to never put yourself in that situation. Manage risks, don't stake or lend out all your stables. The biggest purpose of your stablecoins is to buy cheap coins, not to earn 3-5% per annum. With every monstrous dip, the potential for return becomes so much bigger. Always do your best to be aware of what's happening in the market and which assets actually have the biggest hype, narratives, and promise. Time lines are never always exactly the same for each coin. The narratives change every cycle. It's not that hard to know what's up if you try. Above everything else, stay objective and never be a maxi. For example, there are some truly old coins in the top 10 that I feel don't deserve to be there, and only pump because of certain reasons. I will never turn down an opportunity to make a good long-term trade off that. Since I'm a horrible daytrader, I make it up by setting solid rules, apart from setting rigid buy and sell points. I set a datum point for each coin and sell 20% of all held coins at every 25% price increase, and buy a calculated portion back with every 30-40% drawdown -- subject to the coin's MC, available liquidity, and perceived volatility. Assets that have made me the most in the last few months: HYPE (now the biggest portion of my porfolio, though I didn't intend for it to be), ZEC, BP (thanks entirely to CT). My preference is to buy with growing USD size every time the price dips further into the abyss. I do have a cut-off, where the buying simply stops, and if the price ever gets there, one would have to think - WTF happened to make it actually go that low. The 20-100x's were already made. I'd be happy with doing much less in the future. My YOLO days were back in the previous decade. There's no place for that now, and hopefully ever in the future. If an asset fails the CT narrative and consistently fails to produce results in a reasonably expected time frame when it's supposed to pump along with other assets, it may be time to consider dropping that one.

kingkongy

My personal opinion is that most alts are useless. LINK and HYPE are probably the only ones I still have some amount of faith in because of the use case and tokenomics (mainly hype). Stock markets and ai names sucked a lot of the liquidity and going from more grassroots to now mainstream hurts the retail driven cycles we had in the past where alts would randomly explode 50%. We fighting wall street algos now not just each other 🤣

Django_McFly

Bitcoin. If HYPE crashes I'll buy some but I've been saying that since it hit $40.

Coinlustt

Buy HYPE

Puppyofparkave

The only coin that actually does something IMO is HYPE and even that’s been trading sideways so long I sold at a loss

SooperYuk

That’s fair and I respect that. I’m just being real because I lost tens of thousands of dollars in the stock market doing the same kind of shit. If doubled up, you’re a winner. I bought into XRP between 50 and $.60 and sold at around 4X never looked back. If you want to feel that rush again, check out HYPE, PENDLE, Chainlink, AKT, Zcash etc. I only buy Ethereum when it’s around $16-$1700 and then I flip it. I don’t like coins without maximum supplies.

sigh_duck

Not sure how as the last week was easy money from some Longs to some shorts. You could spot the short's a mile away on anything that ran wicked hot. The longs on the easy money stuff like HYPE, LIT (perps basically). I'm back to cash as of today. BTC's bearish candles giving me the fears.

duc_one

put 100k into btc, 40k HYPE and the rest in blue chip Stocks. dont touch any other Alt coins or chase quick pumps

Mindimension

I suggest DCAing into it… especially any small or big dips. I feel HYPE has a big possibility of still going x2 or x3 from the current price. Do your own research though.

FollowingFriendly505

Recently started a small position in my portfolio filled with what I believe are some of the cryptos most likely to still be around in 2032-34. Since I expect RWAs to be a regular thing in about 4 years, my take (just as almost everyone) is that altcoins centered around financial bottlenecks will become an international standard for banking and investing infrastructure.As for my current portfolio, my holds are SOL HYPE ONDO LINK VIRTUAL MORPHO Even though HYPE and VIRTUAL won't capture value from direct exposure to broad RWA adoption, they are just too hard to simply overlook.

verysillyman

SOL and HYPE are exactly the same price now lol

Aggressive-Ship2270

Bought big bags of HYPE at $30-40! Been buying SOL, ONDO & TOA on every red day I see😎

1moreApe

HYPE BTC ETH. Forget the rest

bimbobandit2016

Except exchange tokens like BNB and HYPE which can be viewed as shares in a company

countAEion

HYPE

Theverybestestintown

Just HYPE.

DivinityInsanity

I genuinely don't know, but before anything else, let me guess, HYPE still a lot of token unlocks to go? 😏

unknowngloomth

Yes, just hyperliquid held strong during BTC dips. The other coins didn't. All of them are down so much from their ATHs whereas HYPE isn't. The problem with alts is that. They're massively down from their ATHs. That triggers a bagholder ceiling problem

financeguruIB

Nice. Whats your avg buy in for $HYPE. I’m waiting for a good dip to deploy fiat. I refuse to buy in so high

financeguruIB

I’m waiting on a good dip to buy some $HYPE. Insane tokenomics

covfefeer

HYPE Should be the only answer

PrisonerToTheCats

AKT and HYPE mainly

starblazer13

It's crazy how behind reddit is for crypto... hardly anybody mentioned HYPE when they are in the position to compete with cex for all their liquidity and all the buy back from fees earned...

kitchenhack3r

Only decent response in this thread. VVV, HYPE, maybe NEAR or SUI are the only ones I’d be looking at now. The rest of the coins in this thread haven’t been hot since the last bull run.

financeguruIB

I get$HYPE but how is derive a better pick???? Huh $INJ is literally deflationary and burns tokens every month. Do some research

nationalist77783

HYPE, and only really in futures positions. Altcoin space sucks. These multiyear charts show nothing promising and the numbers & info behind these projects dont either. VVV is cool too.

Intelligent_Net_2786

HYPE has strong tokenomic, big believer in HYPE

nsbhq

ETH and TAO, I missed out on VVV and wasn’t patient enough with HYPE.

financeguruIB

I own 3 of those things. Looking to add $HYPE but it’s way too high right now

Anonimo1sdfg

BTC 25% ( in x2 etf BITX) BNB 20% ( in x2 etf XBNB) BGB 20% HYPE 15% OKB 10% SOL 10% ( in x2 etf SOLT)

PrisonerToTheCats

AKT and HYPE, you're welcome

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Post is by: PeeOnDusk and the url/text [ ](https://goo.gl/GP6ppk)is: /r/CryptoMarkets/comments/1u4wgb2/lit_lighter_perp_dex_showing_strength/ Lighter Due Diligence: the highest growth ETH L2? Due diligence: Beta on HYPE: Hyperliquid is amazing right now, and I expect them to do well. Perpification of all assets is going way faster that most realized, while tokenization of rwa’s have taken much longer due to the complexity of regulations, cross chain considerations, liquidity concerns, split order books etc. Perps have become the top choice for people to gamble on commodities like gold, silver, oil, and of course stocks and even pre IPO stocks. Volatility is a tailwind for perp dex revenue, and I expect further volatility this summer and rest of the year. Notice I didn’t even mention crypto perps. Even when crypto has low liquidity and mindshare, perp dex’s will still do well as people trade all assets. Lighter is currently much smaller than HYPE. About 2% of both MC and FDV. $LIT alpha: 1. US based: Vlad, the founder of Lighter, has strong connections to both Silicon Valley, DC heavyweights, and NYC tradfi institutions. He has strong connections to Robinhood, and was an early advisor and HS friend to the other Vlad, ceo of RH. RH was an early investor to Lighter, and I expect some collaboration with them in the future, as Vlad mentioned in a few interviews. I expected some integration of the options market form RH may be able to flow through Lighter on chain, or lighter can help RH with the perps in Us market. Vlad is also friends with Mike Selig of the CFTC, and also with David Sacks. Sacks was an early investor in Lighter before divesting and working for the Trump admin. I expect lighter to receive CFTC approval for us perps market and perhaps tokenization way before hyperliquid Ken Griffin, ceo of citadel, personally hired Vlad when he was 19. Citadel looks to be the perfect partner to provide liquidity to lighter. Citadel would make money on spreads. They also would need to buy $LIT token to be included in the liquidity pool as that’s how the tokenomics are set up 3) token buybacks. Lighter is using 100% of the revenue to buy back the $LIT token, and their buybacks is about 150% higher than $HYPE as % of market cap 4) Vlad also has strong relationships with EF, Lubin, and Vitalik, BMNR and tom Lee. Excited to see where these partnerships go. And I wouldn’t be surprised if these orgs invest in lighter as ethereum community is in their lowest sentiment. They need a killer app. Price action looks to look good with higher lows in the last 5 weeks. Some momentum recently with Bankless podcast selling eth and rotating into LIT. Conclusion: I think this is a high risk, high reward play. Not something to ape into with full port, but good 10% allocation MAX to see how well perp DEX’s do with regulatory tailwinds. *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/CryptoMarkets) if you have any questions or concerns.*

unknowngloomth

BTC, HYPE, VVV. I've been looking for some mid and low market cap coins which aren't massively down from its ATHs, it must have clean tokenomics. It must be around like for like 1 year. It must be a descent and growing volume and liquidity. I haven't found any so far..

Xennenial

So are you only referring to the HYPE token or the Hyperliquid perp DEX?

jawni

Actually they do kind of matter, and are starting to matter more and more. Look at any of the most important "fundamentals" or metrics, and the top of the list will also be the most valuable protocols. ETH, SOL, BNB, TRX, HYPE, these 5 are kind of in their own league and what do you know? They're also some of the most highest valued chains. The highly valued projects with bad fundamentals? Those are starting to drop off. I mean, it's not perfect, you have projects like pump.fun that make $1m per day and have value accrual to the token, but the token seems dead regardless.

verysillyman

The HYPE is back

AmphoePai

It does mean something. You can stake USDC on Aave and many other services for better yield than bonds, there's many Blockchains that offer tokenized stocks (not just HYPE) which enable after market trading with good liquidity, Ethereum is the infrastructure layer for stablecoins, XLM allows you to bypass services like Western Union, you can support independent creators on Odyssee by gifting the coin, and bypass Youtube/Google censorship. There's so many good and legit uses for crypto, and saying that all the work done by their community is just "nothing", is such a tired talking point.

diamondblaster67

What about HYPE ?

Active-Rope9301

Obviously if you compare it to the traditional definition, that’s more for companies like Apple, Microsoft, etc. I don’t mean any crypto stock is an actual equivalent to traditional blue chips. I mean they’re blue chips by crypto standards. The asset class is insanely risky and frequently fraudulent. BTC/ETH/SOL/HYPE are risky, but not fraudulent and they have real world uses.

CODE_HEIST

I get that. HYPE can get narrative-heavy fast. I try to separate the person/pump from the chart. If structure is messy, I skip it even if the candle looks strong. If the chart confirms and risk is clear, then it becomes a trade idea, not a belief in the coin.

Hot-Efficiency7190

It's obviously HYPE. Maybe NEAR does well too with AI play. For most tokens the time to buy them was 2023 and sell in the last cycle. The next time to buy will be this autumn/winter and sell in 2029. A few will break above the cycle trend.

Unable_Beat_3194

Have you used HYPE before? It is one of the best platforms if you ever compared it with other perp trading platforms from the last couple years you’ll see they are far ahead of their competition.

unknowngloomth

I wish HYPE flipped SOL market cap tho

erov

HYPE ..

PenguinsInvading

I mean we ultimately have three kinds of price movements: going up, down and fluctuating in a small range ( basically no movement). Technically, having multiple scenarios isn't prediction. Because when you're planning for everything that can happen, then you're just being ready. If you could actually predict, then what's the point of having different scenarios, right? When I'm trading a specific pair, I need to make a decision according to the information chart is giving me. If I decide that HYPE/USDT is bullish, then I have to ask myself what is your response when price is trying to break out of the current ceiling? What should I do if it doesn't break? If it breaks the resistance but I have few confirmations, how much should I risk? If instead it goes down and approaches a good support zone (which is something I decide) is it a good place to buy? Or should I wait for a better trigger? Should I see a higher low and higher high in lower timeframes to open a position? What about volume? If it's decreasing should I immediately jump in? What if it's increasing? Maybe I should avoid this position untill I recognize the end of retracement... You see? I could go on for hours. I need to plan for all of these and answer them. In the end if my answer is good enough, I open the position based on my strategy. Obviously, you can't always be correct because we're humans and market is complex. We just need to be right *enough times* so that we make good profit in the cases we are correct which is why Winrate and Reward/Risk need to be analyzed as a pair and not individually.

Ok_Golf_6467

A 2nd sweep of the lows was likely for BTC. What's more surprising is specific AI/infrastructure alts seem to be curling up from bear market lows. I sold a good chunk of my BTC at the top of the channel and rotated into HYPE and VIRTUALS.

Lord_Gudda

Watching NEAR, HYPE, & FET pumping the last 2 weeks is the so irrational in this bear market.

Vykard93

Looking at HYPE/BTC in trading view. Hype outperformed BTC by 1100%.

Ancient-Bat1755

Pera wallet on algorand is 2-4s secure transactions for $.003 or less… integrated with various cards, rwa etc Nobody cares except Afghanistan and a few EU energy companies to use it daily. Its easy to use. HYPE and FOMO is where people make money, not on tech. The hype of crypto tech from 2017-2019 is gone. What matters now is which coins make banks and politicians money, and that is via pumping tax dollars to a secure btc fund that the Us gov will buy to pump all their own bag or wharever else they invest into. Beyond quantum scares, i don’t see how high tech efficient blockchains survive as non-profitable

LargeSnorlax

There's not really "blue chips" in Crypto like there is in the stock market. There's Bitcoin, and then there's an altcoin market. Altcoins are fueled entirely by hype. There's tons of them that inflate from nothing every cycle, some stick around, most don't. XRP isn't any more blue chip than SOL or HYPE. Stuff rises to the top from the gutters. This won't really make any sense if you're not really involved in the space and are just looking for buys, but the things you want to discover are things just starting up. Look at X and see how organic the engagement is for it. Look at the sentiment. Look who's involved with the project, how it links to other things. This is where things like [Kaspa](https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/kaspa) and [Tao](https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/bittensor) came from last cycle, it's also where things like Ordinals, sol memes and stuff like CROWN / Memecore etc came from. You want to buy things *before* the hype or *just* when the hype is beginning, but you won't know what that is unless you literally have your fingers on the pulse of the space. If you're a casual speculator, don't bother, by the time you hear about it on Reddit, all the profit opportunity is sucked out of it and people are unloading on you. You have to, as cliched as it sounds, literally do your own research, and you won't be any good at it unless you do it every day. There are no bluechip altcoins. Anything that's run up to the top isn't guaranteed to be anywhere near there in the next cycle, and the 101-1000 ranks are littered with the corpses of those past coins.

kers2000

HYPE, ZEC, NEAR and ICP are showing extreme resilience. I think the revenue, privacy and AI narratives are the only ones that will print this summer.

Django_McFly

I'm a buyer here. will buy double if we touch the $50s. this played out wonderfully last bull. People were saying BTC did nothing when it hit $126 but I was buying in the $20s-$50s. It didn't feel like nothing to me. I totally missed the top and sold some in the $90s. Now I get to buy back like 30% off. anon, do you realize how poorly you can time these markets and still like double or triple your money in 2-3 years? all i need now is for HYPE to catch up with the rest of the market and shit the bed a good bit.

Harfatum

BTC is digital gold (flawed if you ask me, but it was a genius invention and it has the memetic power). ETH is civilizational infrastructure if developers and policymakers keep leaning into it. HYPE is an exchange. It's a cool exchange but it should be valued as just a company. Its FDV is already *higher than* NASDAQ, so some perspective might be good here.

unknowngloomth

Stop shilling HYPE. Let people keep holding their ETH and BTC. Lmao..

Economy-Experience81

the bigger temptation is to sell it for HYPE

antistupidsociety

Now show it compared to HYPE, ZEC, NEAR over the past year lol

kungrolf

HYPE looking good

maniloona

Oh wow, btc at 82k, that must suck. anyway, happy new HYPE ath day. . . again.

kers2000

It's 9.92 million HYPE tokens. So $\~700 millions.

babashege

Any thoughts on HYPE and ZEC? Good time to buy?

piggleii

Instead of crying about how crypto is lagging behind other markets, how about we all just trade HYPE instead?

pitalik

Kinda ironic how a token named HYPE is one of the only crypto tokens that is NOT based on hype, but on fundamentals

ShillBandit

if I open coingecko those are the new pairs with less bagholders hype, canton, sui, tao, aster, ondo, pepe, worldcoin, Stable, Venice, Ethena, Aptos , Arb, Pump So there's a lot of choices, but they're not that many as you can see. Also from that list I will remove pepe / Pump, because they are tied to Meme meta, which to me is the equivalent of DeFi meta in 2019-2020, which severely underperformed in 2021. Hype is overcrowded, but that's not necessarily a bad thing ( SOL was overcrowded at 8$) Arb, I personally dont like it, I don't see how L2s gain any momentum The rest is good, pick whatever narrative you like. AI: TAO / Venice/ WLD, I wouldn't pick near because they have a lot of bag holders so your upside is capped L1s: Pretty tough one, but SUI, is with bias, my favorite. Not because it's revolutionary, I just think it has all the ingredients for a good FU pump. It covers: \- institutional buying : cme / etfs \- covers "new narrative" : move \- they constantly ship stuff, so they'll always be relevant \- chart looks better than other L1s Negative press at the moment, so will get good entries APTOS: Been debating myself for this one, I mean it seems very risky, but it's not really, at 0.9 below VC prices, so I don't know. RWA: ondo Stables coins: ENA / STABLE Perps: HYPE obviously cycle leader can't be denied (I hold none) Aster follow up trade and CZ revenge arc ( I hold none neither) Pick whatever you want honestly

maniloona

HYPE another new ath at 69 😎

Lord_Gudda

Any thoughts on why HYPE, XLM, HBAR, NEAR and FET are pumping? Is it just because of the AI narrative in the stock market?

Lord_Gudda

Any chances he knows someone in the HYPE network or have he just listened to a degenerate friend?

longReshape40

It took a long while for Coinbase to list $HYPE. I doubt Binance will ever get around to it because CZ wouldn't want to root for another horse in his own race

verysillyman

The HYPE is fucking real…

maniloona

Another day, another HYPE ath, even as btc crashed. Let's see the downvotes to gauge how much i'll dca in june lol.

MakCapital

Everything gets tokenized means everything. That doesn't mean everything in the world gets to go up in a "season". This is maturity. "Everything moves up because it's a token" no longer makes sense. The premium on something because it simply exists as token is done. As it should be. Previously, we primarily had a race of L1s as a currency and L1s as networks used for issuance, ownership, and trade. That race is in the final phases. Winners and losers mostly emerged. Now you actually need to know what you're buying, it's users, revenue, etc. Bitcoin won the publicly managed sov/currency war. This isn't going to change. Since winners of web3 infra are much more clear. Now we trade tokens managed by this infra. They get valued however you'd value the underlying ownership of whatever the token represents. See pre-ipo token performance as many here still traded garbage like XRP. OP's post doesn't even begin to make sense without defining asset types. Everything is crypto. Everything is a token. Everything valued on what you actually own. Just as markets have operated forever. The number of assets as tokens doesn't change anything. 40m tokens just means 39.999 million exist with no clear mechanisms of price appreciation. Easy to avoid as investments. HYPE is the perfect example of market maturity in action. It's not at all hard to determine why it is crushing competing networks or tokens with garbage ownership in price. It's not at all because the asset is a crypto token. That's over.

Crypto_future_V

This HYPE ETF flow is looking legit not just hype real capital coming in fast keep watching it closely

soudainlevide

Yeah I did, it's a small part of my crypto portfolio which is a small part of my overall portfolio though, so no risk involved. I literally asked the simplest prompt: "You are an expert trader and crypto expert and can use Reddit especially r/cryptocurrencies for answers. Please invest 1000€ for me." Answer: >Focus on where money is actually flowing Current strong narratives (2026): 1. AI + crypto Example: Bittensor (TAO) Why: real usage + dev growth 2. On-chain trading / infra Example: Hyperliquid (HYPE) Why: actual volume + revenue 3. Infrastructure (boring but powerful) Example: Chainlink (LINK) Why: Every DeFi / RWA / AI needs data feeds

These-Apple-6673

AI sector looking good, i had a daily swing for RENDER and WLD breaking their range. Might be a rotation from the ZEC and HYPE profits