Hyperliquid (HYPE) is under renewed pressure as selling activity keeps the token pinned near recent lows. At the time of writing, HYPE is trading around $23.24, down 4.59% over the past 24 hours. The total trade volume for today is $844.61 million, with a market cap of $7.83 billion and a market dominance of 0.27%.
Hyperliquid continues its downward trajectory, now trading below $22.5, putting a significant whale position under pressure. Onchain Lens indicates that the dominant whale, who was 5x long, is currently facing a float loss in excess of $22.5 million, with HYPE dropping below the $22.5 mark. The liquidation price for this position is close to $20.66.
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In terms of technical analysis, HYPE has also been indicating weakness for the past couple of weeks. On November 13, there was an obvious sell signal following the development of a head-and-shoulders formation that culminated in a descending price channel. This unfolded according to plan, with prices falling toward the target at $30 shortly thereafter.
Recently, HYPE has approached the lower boundary of this channel, opening the way for a possible short-term rebound. In addition, the daily RSI forms a bottoming pattern similar to that seen in mid-October, which had resulted in a strong rebound. On that occasion, the price increased by over 50%, even breaking through the 0.618 Fib level.
However, upside may meet stiff resistance. The 50-day MA on the daily chart has assumed the role of a ceiling, which will restrict the extent of any potential reversal. Although the 100-day MA tends to denote periods of a bear trend, the 50-day MA will likely provide the major resistance.
If this relief action continues, analysts expect $33 to be a possible target short term. However, a failure to hold current levels may continue to show pressure on HYPE and could trigger liquidation in heavily leveraged trades.
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