HYPE Jumps 9% Today, Sets Another Record High
Source Tradingkey
TradingKey – HYPE surged past $53 today, setting another all-time high.
On Tuesday (September 9), HYPE — the native token of decentralized exchange Hyperliquid — soared past $53, marking a new record just two weeks after its last peak. Over the past 24 hours, HYPE jumped nearly 9%, reaching a high of $53.42.
HYPE Price Chart, Source: TradingView
As the crypto bull market gains momentum, trading sentiment continues to rise. Platform tokens with "brokerage" attributes are increasingly favored by investors due to expectations of rising fee income — reflected in their record-breaking price surges.
Over the past two months, not only has HYPE hit new highs, but several centralized exchange tokens have also followed suit, including OKB and BNB.
Disclaimer: For information purposes only. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
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