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Hyperliquid Price Prediction as HYPE Perpetual Volume Tops $240B

Key Insights

  • Hyperliquid price prediction comes as HYPE attracts $240 billion in 30-day perpetual trading volume.
  • Arbitrum ranks first among the remaining chains by trading activity.
  • HYPE crypto is up about 5% in the past 24 hours, according to CoinGecko.

Hyperliquid price prediction comes at a time when HYPE traded near $82.42, gaining about 5.5% over 24 hours, according to CoinGecko data. The HYPE crypto price stayed near the upper end of its $77.19 to $83.09 daily range. Meanwhile, Hyperliquid led the listed perpetual trading platforms with $240 billion in 30-day volume.

CryptoRank data dated September 16 showed a wide gap between Hyperliquid and the other five platforms tracked.

Hyperliquid Price Prediction Based on $83.09

CoinGecko showed HYPE trading near $78 before price action turned volatile during the observed session. The token briefly fell toward $77 before recovering during the second half of the period. Moreover, buyers pushed HYPE above $80 around midday before the move accelerated.

Hyperliquid Price Action | Source: CoinGecko
Hyperliquid Price Action | Source: CoinGecko

That advance carried HYPE above $83 before the token eased back toward $82.40. The session low at $77.19 marks nearby support within the current 24-hour structure. Meanwhile, $83.09 marks immediate resistance after setting the top of the daily range.

Those boundaries define the short-term Hyperliquid price prediction setup from the supplied chart. A move above $83.09 would take HYPE beyond its recorded 24-hour high. Conversely, a drop below $77.19 would move the price beneath the session floor.

Market figures also showed an $18.34 billion market capitalization and about $1.19 billion in 24-hour trading volume. Hyperliquid recorded approximately $6.69 billion in total value locked. Additionally, CoinGecko showed HYPE gaining about 5% over 24 hours.

Shorter periods showed mixed performance around that broader rise. The token gained about 1.6% over seven days. However, its 14-day performance stood about 1% lower.

Hyperliquid Leads 30-Day Perpetual Volume

Amid this performance, CryptoRank placed Hyperliquid at $240 billion in 30-day perpetual trading volume as of September 16. That figure exceeded Arbitrum’s $47.2 billion by $192.8 billion. It also topped the combined $226 billion recorded by the other five platforms in the chart.

Hyperliquid Perp Trading Volume | Source: Cryptorank
Hyperliquid Perp Trading Volume | Source: Cryptorank

Across all six platforms, total perpetual volume reached roughly $466 billion. Meanwhile, activity among the remaining platforms stayed within a much narrower range.

Arbitrum ranked second with $47.2 billion, while Solana followed at $46 billion. Lighter recorded $45.6 billion, and Ethereum posted $44.9 billion. EdgeX completed the group with $42.3 billion.

Notably, only $4.9 billion separated Arbitrum and EdgeX across those five platforms. Hyperliquid’s reported volume was also more than five times Arbitrum’s total during the same 30-day period.

HYPE Crypto Derivatives Activity Expands

Derivatives activity increased alongside the HYPE crypto price move. Trading volume rose 20.3% to $3.65 billion, while open interest climbed 7.42% to $3.07 billion. Options volume also increased 107.48% to $6.60 million.

At the same time, options open interest rose 13.81% to $44.91 million. However, the reported options figures stayed considerably below the perpetual futures market totals.

HYPE Crypto Derivatives Activity | Source: CoinGlass
HYPE Crypto Derivatives Activity | Source: CoinGlass

Liquidations reached $3.85 million over 24 hours. Short positions accounted for $2.92 million, while long liquidations totaled about $928,260. Shorts therefore represented roughly 76% of the reported 24-hour liquidations.

The short-side imbalance also appeared across shorter windows. Over 12 hours, shorts made up $1.95 million of $2.20 million in liquidations. Meanwhile, four-hour liquidations totaled $1.74 million, including $1.52 million from shorts and $215,900 from longs.

The one-hour figures were almost evenly split. Total liquidations reached about $369,580, with longs at $185,210 and shorts at $184,370. That balance differed from the heavier short liquidations recorded over four, 12, and 24 hours.

Positioning data showed a broader 24-hour long-to-short ratio of 1.0137. Binance HYPE/USDT accounts recorded a 1.5176 ratio, while OKX HYPE accounts showed 1.32. Additionally, Binance top traders posted 1.4876 per account and 1.7252 per position.

Disclaimer

The contents of this page are intended for general informational purposes and do not constitute financial, investment, or any other form of advice. Investing in or trading crypto assets carries the risk of financial loss. The forecasted data (also called “price prediction”) on this page are subject to change without notice and are not guaranteed to be accurate.

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Glory Kaburu
Glory Kaburu
Glory Kaburu is a crypto journalist with nearly six years of experience covering blockchain, digital assets, market analysis, price predictions, and Web3 news. Her work has appeared across Cryptopolitan, Crypto News Flash, ETHNews, CoinGape, and The Coin Republic. She holds a Bachelor of Education in English Literature and Linguistics from the University of Nairobi, supporting her strong research skills, industry knowledge, and careful reporting on topics that can influence readers’ financial decisions.