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Lookonchain Flags $2M HYPE Buy Linked to Arthur Hayes – He Fires Back With Four Words • BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes allegedly purchased 33,978 HYPE tokens worth approximately $2.09 million, despite denying the transaction after Lookonchain's report linked it to his wallet. • Following Hayes' earlier sale of his entire HYPE position, the token's price fluctuated, initially dropping to $54 before recovering to above $61. • Despite the controversy and criticism from the crypto community regarding Hayes' trading practices, interest in HYPE remains strong, with a new wallet withdrawing over 82,000 tokens from exchanges.

🎖️ Arthur Hayes vs $HYPE After reports claimed a wallet linked to Arthur Hayes bought back $2.09M worth of $HYPE, Hayes quickly shut down the rumors: 🗣️ "I didn't buy shit." Just days ago, Hayes revealed he sold his entire $HYPE position above $72 before the token plunged below $56. Despite the selloff, $HYPE has staged an impressive comeback, recovering roughly 50% of the decline and trading near $63. The question now: was Hayes right to exit, or is $HYPE gearing up for another leg higher? 👀 #HYPEPerpsHitRecord

Arthur Hayes on Hyperliquid: Arthur Hayes says Hyperliquid’s fee driven HYPE buyback model could face pressure as TradFi exchanges and major crypto venues move deeper into the perp market. That is a serious point. Hyperliquid’s strength has been real trading activity, strong perp volume, and fees feeding value back into the HYPE model. But if bigger venues enter the same market aggressively, the question becomes whether Hyperliquid can defend its flow. For me, this is not about saying Hyperliquid is weak. It is about understanding where the risk sits. A buyback model depends on fees. Fees depend on volume. Volume depends on traders choosing that venue over alternatives. So the real battle is not only tokenomics. It is execution quality, liquidity depth, user trust, and whether traders keep coming back when competition gets stronger. HYPE still has one of the clearest product-linked narratives in crypto. But the market will start judging whether that narrative can survive a more crowded perp war. $HYPE #HayesShillAndDump #KOSPICircuitBreaker #TrumpIsraelRestraint

Coinbase Now Official USDC Deployer On Hyperliquid: this strategic move is expected to boost $HYPE revenue Coinbase announced it is becoming the official treasury deployer of USDC on Hyperliquid as an Aligned Quote Asset (AQA).d6651b This builds on the foundations of Native Markets’ USDH (Hyperliquid’s previous native stablecoin), which is being phased out/sunsetting. Coinbase acquires the USDH brand assets (not the full company) as part of the transition. USDC supply on Hyperliquid had already grown rapidly to ~$5B (nearing or exceeding that by recent reports), making it the dominant stablecoin.b52839 What Coinbase Does in This Role Manages USDC liquidity across Hyperliquid’s spot, perpetual futures, and HIP-4 outcome-based markets. Acts as the primary deployer under the AQAv2 framework, ensuring USDC functions seamlessly as collateral and quote asset. Circle continues to handle minting, redemptions, and cross-chain infrastructure. Coinbase and partners staked significant HYPE as slashable collateral to back the commitment.cc821f Revenue & Economic Impact Hyperliquid captures a large share (up to ~90%) of the reserve yield income generated from USDC deposits on the platform — revenue that previously went mostly to stablecoin issuers. Analysts estimate this could generate ~$160M+ annually for Hyperliquid’s ecosystem (or ~$430K daily in some projections), fueling HYPE token buybacks and platform incentives.ceaf80 This shifts value toward the Hyperliquid protocol and HYPE holders while deepening USDC’s integration.

Arthur Hayes’ view on Hyperliquid highlights a key risk: its fee-driven HYPE buyback mechanism could come under pressure as traditional finance exchanges and large crypto platforms expand further into perpetual futures markets. This is an important observation. Hyperliquid’s current advantage comes from strong real trading activity, high perp volumes, and a structure where fees flow back into HYPE through buybacks. However, if larger and more established venues aggressively compete in the same segment, the real challenge becomes whether Hyperliquid can maintain its trading flow and user base. This isn’t about questioning Hyperliquid’s strength. It’s about identifying where the vulnerability lies. A buyback model only works as long as fees are strong. Fees depend on sustained volume. And volume depends on traders continuously preferring that platform over alternatives. So the competition is ultimately not just about token design, but about execution, liquidity depth, user experience, and whether traders keep returning even as competition intensifies. HYPE still has one of the clearest product-linked narratives in crypto. But over time, the market will increasingly judge it on whether it can defend that narrative in a more competitive environment. #HayesShillAndDump #TrumpIsraelRestraint #KOSPICircuitBreaker

$HYPE is down 22.6% from its ATH after the local peak debate last week. Still generating $75.3M in fees this month, up 27.1% month-over-month, with $60.1M returned to holders. Thesis remains unchanged. $AAVE is temporarily testing the BTC Babylon vault, which is still processing through governance. rsETH has been fully restored. Currently 90.5% below ATH. $PENDLE is still targeting the CLARITY Act signing on July 4. Fixed yield infrastructure remains strong, with sPENDLE staking up from 20% to 57.9% since January. 83.3% below ATH. $ONDO trades the same CLARITY Act narrative at the infrastructure layer. 83.7% below ATH. $INJ sees the tokenized IPO access narrative surge 9x on CT this week. It is the first L1 to announce regulated tokenized assets, IPOs, and on-chain equities. $RAIL is down 52.5% from ATH. ZEC dropped this week after a critical Orchard Pool bug was discovered, existing since 2022, with Arthur Hayes selling his entire position. $ETHFI has 70k active cards, $2M in daily card spend, and buybacks happening daily. Still being valued like a restaking protocol at 96.5% below ATH. $RAIN unlocks $686.2M this week, representing 8.3% of circulating supply. The single largest unlock on this list by a wide margin, with no protocol foundation to absorb it. $ME (Magic Eden) unlocks $10.2M, representing 30.74% of circulating supply. The biggest impact on circulating supply this week, nearly one-third of the float in seven days. $WLD unlocks $19.2M, representing 1.17% of circulating supply. Still no product updates from my side. $PUMP unlocks $15.1M, representing 2.86% of circulating supply. $TRUMP unlocks $10.3M, representing 2.66% of circulating supply. No protocol foundation to absorb. Macro CPI on Wednesday at 8:30 AM ET is the main event. Last Friday's NFP report came in at 172k vs 80k expected. The 10-year yield is at 4.71%, the 30-year is above 5%. A hot CPI shifts rate cut expectations and directly impacts risk assets. FOMC on June 16-17 with Wa...

🚨 HYPE Perps Volume Explodes $HYPE perp markets just printed record trading volume, as derivatives activity continues to accelerate across crypto. --- 📊 What’s happening • Open interest rising with price expansion • Volume at all-time highs in perps • Strong directional bias = aggressive positioning • Momentum traders fully engaged --- ⚡ Market read This isn’t just spot strength anymore. It’s a leverage-driven momentum phase where: • inflows → OI expansion • OI expansion → volatility spikes • volatility → faster rotation of capital --- 🧠 Key takeaway When perps hit record volume: ➡️ trend strength increases ➡️ but so does liquidation risk --- 📌 Simple truth Strong trend… fragile positioning underneath. #DailyOrbit

Market Update 🧵 🔹 $HYPE is down 22.6% from its all-time high following last week's local top debate. Despite the pullback, fundamentals remain strong with $75.3M in monthly fees generated (+27.1% MoM) and $60.1M distributed back to holders. The core thesis remains intact. 🔹 $AAVE continues testing the BTC Babylon vault as governance discussions progress. rsETH has been fully restored, while AAVE remains 90.5% below its ATH. 🔹 $PENDLE is still positioned around the potential CLARITY Act catalyst expected on July 4. Fixed-yield infrastructure continues to strengthen, with sPENDLE staking rising from 20% to 57.9% since January. Currently 83.3% below ATH. 🔹 $ONDO offers exposure to the same CLARITY Act narrative through tokenized financial infrastructure. Trading 83.7% below ATH. 🔹 $INJ has seen renewed attention as the tokenized IPO narrative gains momentum. It became the first Layer 1 to announce regulated tokenized assets, IPOs, and on-chain equities. 🔹 $RAIL is down 52.5% from ATH. Privacy-sector sentiment weakened after a critical Orchard Pool bug was disclosed in ZEC, while Arthur Hayes reportedly exited his position. 🔹 $ETHFI continues showing operational growth with 70K active cards, $2M in daily card spending, and ongoing buybacks. Despite this, it still trades as a restaking protocol and sits 96.5% below ATH. ⚠️ Token Unlocks This Week • $RAIN: $686.2M unlocking (8.3% of circulating supply) — the largest unlock of the week. • $ME: $10.2M unlocking (30.74% of circulating supply) — nearly one-third of the current float. • $WLD: $19.2M unlocking (1.17% of supply). • $PUMP: $15.1M unlocking (2.86% of supply). • $TRUMP: $10.3M unlocking (2.66% of supply). 📊 Macro Focus Wednesday's CPI release is the key event for markets. Last week's NFP report significantly exceeded expectations, reinforcing concerns that inflation may remain sticky. With the 10-year yield at 4.71% and the 30-year above 5%, a hotter-than-expected CPI print could push rate-cut expectations further out and pressure risk assets. All eyes now shift toward CPI and the June 16–17

Market Update 🧵 🔹 $HYPE is down 22.6% from its all-time high following last week's local top debate. Despite the pullback, fundamentals remain strong with $75.3M in monthly fees generated (+27.1% MoM) and $60.1M distributed back to holders. The core thesis remains intact. 🔹 $AAVE continues testing the BTC Babylon vault as governance discussions progress. rsETH has been fully restored, while AAVE remains 90.5% below its ATH. 🔹 $PENDLE is still positioned around the potential CLARITY Act catalyst expected on July 4. Fixed-yield infrastructure continues to strengthen, with sPENDLE staking rising from 20% to 57.9% since January. Currently 83.3% below ATH. 🔹 $ONDO offers exposure to the same CLARITY Act narrative through tokenized financial infrastructure. Trading 83.7% below ATH. 🔹 $INJ has seen renewed attention as the tokenized IPO narrative gains momentum. It became the first Layer 1 to announce regulated tokenized assets, IPOs, and on-chain equities. 🔹 $RAIL is down 52.5% from ATH. Privacy-sector sentiment weakened after a critical Orchard Pool bug was disclosed in ZEC, while Arthur Hayes reportedly exited his position. 🔹 $ETHFI continues showing operational growth with 70K active cards, $2M in daily card spending, and ongoing buybacks. Despite this, it still trades as a restaking protocol and sits 96.5% below ATH. ⚠️ Token Unlocks This Week • $RAIN: $686.2M unlocking (8.3% of circulating supply) — the largest unlock of the week. • $ME: $10.2M unlocking (30.74% of circulating supply) — nearly one-third of the current float. • $WLD: $19.2M unlocking (1.17% of supply). • $PUMP: $15.1M unlocking (2.86% of supply). • $TRUMP: $10.3M unlocking (2.66% of supply). 📊 Macro Focus Wednesday's CPI release is the key event for markets. Last week's NFP report significantly exceeded expectations, reinforcing concerns that inflation may remain sticky. With the 10-year yield at 4.71% and the 30-year above 5%, a hotter-than-expected CPI print could push rate-cut expectations further out and pressure risk assets. All eyes now shift toward CPI and the June 16–17

#HYPEPerpsHitRecord HYPERLIQUID IS WINNING THE MARKET... BUT LOSING MOMENTUM? On one side, the numbers have never looked stronger. Hyperliquid's share of the perpetual futures market has climbed to a record 8%. Institutional interest continues to grow. The HYPE ETF attracted nearly $150 million within days of launch. Even more remarkable? According to Grayscale, much of that capital isn't rotating out of Bitcoin. It's coming from investors who are completely new to crypto. This is exactly the kind of adoption every protocol dreams of. But while the fundamentals are getting stronger... The price is telling a different story. Since reaching all-time highs, HYPE has started to pull back. ZachXBT claims Arthur Hayes exited his HYPE position in early June without publicly signaling followers. Galaxy Digital unstaked 1 million HYPE and moved 500,000 tokens toward exchanges. Selling pressure has begun appearing at higher levels. And that's where things get interesting. User growth is rising. Market share is expanding. Institutional products are attracting fresh capital. Yet... Price action is weakening. Momentum is slowing. Sellers are becoming more active. The market is currently caught between two competing narratives: The long-term story has never been stronger. The short-term chart has never looked more vulnerable. Sometimes the biggest opportunities appear when fundamentals and price action move in opposite directions. The question now is simple: Is this just a healthy correction before the next leg higher... Or the first warning sign that expectations have run ahead of reality? For HYPE, the battle is no longer about adoption. It's about whether the chart can eventually catch up with the story. $BTC $ETH $HYPE