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Hyperliquid Strategies seeks US futures registration as HYPE falls 7.54%

Hyperliquid Strategies is seeking registration to offer US-regulated futures. The HYPE token fell 7.54% to $76 as the wider crypto market slid, and volatility may rise while withdrawal limits remain.

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Hyperliquid Strategies is seeking registration to offer US-regulated futures trading for perpetual contracts, a type of futures bet with no set expiry date. The step would bring a product linked to the Hyperliquid platform into the US regulatory framework.

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The HYPE token was down 7.54% on November 6, trading at $76 at the time of writing. The fall matched a broader decline in crypto markets. All of the ten biggest cryptocurrencies by market value edged lower.

In numbers

  • -7.54%HYPE daily move
  • $76HYPE price
  • $75,000Bitcoin price

Bitcoin, the past month

$76,145down −10.98%

$85,540$76,0067 Oct6 Nov

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Bitcoin dropped to $75,000 and Ether to $2,200. Hyperliquid, described as the biggest exchange of its kind, also still limits withdrawals. That could add to price swings in HYPE.

Bitcoin$76,145down −10.98%over 1 month
$85,540$76,0067 Oct6 Nov

Prices by CoinGecko. Past moves say nothing about future ones.

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Etherdown −17.01%1 month

$1,000 in Bitcoin

Had you put $ into Bitcoin a month ago, it would be worth – now.

From the prices in the chart, before any fees or taxes. Not a suggestion to buy or sell.

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