According to external sources, prices have reached 80 to 85 United States dollars following recent breakthroughs between $70 and $75 in resistance. Along with the wheel, large orders from the Hyperliquid spot market began to increase, indicating that there was still greater financial participation in the high vicinity. Next, could $75 become a stable support and a market focus?

There's a bigger bill after the high ground break.

Citing data on the average order size of Hyperliquid spot, it is stated that, with the increase in the price of HYPE, higher-volume orders become more common in the market and that some large-value deals have been made in the near future. This means that the current breakthrough is not driven solely by small transactions, but also by the high participation of larger funds.

At the same time, the heat of the spot exchange is cooling down on earlier levels. According to the article, this change suggests that the intensity of the transaction has not continued to increase sharply, but that the price has remained at a higher level, which is more stable than the trend of continuing to climb after overheating.

Seventy-five dollars becomes short-line key position.

From the weekly line structure, HYPE was previously formed at the stage base near $40 to $45, then recovered the 55 to $60 area and went through a process of digestion under $75. After the latest breakthrough, the price has been on the resistance belt for months before.

According to the article, a buy-in of $75 would be possible if followed, indicating that the previously concentrated sales pressure in the region had been absorbed. If the price continues to hold steady above $85, the market focus may turn to $90; if a further 90-95 dollar range is breached, the full $100 level will enter the horizon.

  • Current critical supporting position: $75
  • Above focus: 85 to 90
  • If you break $70, look below or back at $60 to $65

We'll see if the support holds.

According to the article, the effectiveness of this round, although it has been breaking resistance for months, remains to be confirmed. The focus was not on whether the price had been so high at one time, but rather on whether the buyer would be able to stay in the recovery zone at the time the profit was settled and the new offer was made.

The current trend would be further underpinned if large orders continued to appear in the vicinity of high positions and prices were maintained at higher and lower levels. On the contrary, if HYPE fails 75 dollars and further falls 70 dollars, the intensity of the breakout will be significantly reduced and the market may revert to the pre-arrangement of $60 to $65.