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🚨 HYPEUSDT Perpetual — Key Levels to Watch $HYPE is facing strong short-term selling pressure, currently trading around $83.79, down 4.11% today. Price is below all key short-term moving averages: MA(5): $83.97 MA(10): $84.94 MA(20): $86.29 📌 Key Levels 🟢 Immediate Support: $82.63 🟢 Major Support: $82.32 🔴 Immediate Resistance: $83.97–$84.94 🔴 Major Resistance: $85.40–$86.29 📊 Volume Context: 24h volume is around 1.07M HYPE, with turnover near $91.47M. Open interest stands at approximately $87.46M, showing significant derivatives activity. 🔥 Bullish Scenario: If HYPE reclaims $84.94 and holds above it, buyers could push toward $85.40 and then $86.29. A breakout above the MA20 would improve the short-term structure. ⚠️ Bearish Scenario: A decisive break below $82.63–$82.32 could open the door to further downside as sellers remain in control. 👀 Watch the $82.63–$84.94 zone closely for the next major move. Not financial advice. For educational purposes only. $HYPE

$GRVT Hyperliquid has confirmed it is registered in Singapore, the Financial Times reported on Tuesday. Yet Singapore’s financial regulator reportedly does not see the platform as within its jurisdiction. That regulator is the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), the city-state’s central bank. Based on the report, the biggest concern is that Hyperliquid is decentralized. Hyperliquid’s Team Lives in Singapore, but Holds No Licence Its team of about 11 people, led by co-founder Jeff Yan, moved to Singapore in 2024. It never applied for an MAS licence. On June 26, MAS added Hyperliquid to Singapore’s crypto warning list. The list flags firms that the public might wrongly assume MAS regulates. The entry is a warning, not a ban. Hyperliquid replied that it is permissionless infrastructure, and that users keep control of their own funds. Kyle Samani, chairman of Forward Industries, criticized its permissionless claims days later. “Hyperliquid is not permissionless. Stop gaslighting the public,” he said. Singapore Already Forced Out Several Crypto Firms MAS has already shut one door for local crypto firms. It set a June 30, 2025 deadline for local firms serving only overseas clients to get licensed or stop. It also said it would generally not grant those licences. The rules target activities such as running an exchange, brokering trades, and holding customer assets, according to law firm CMS. Hyperliquid, by contrast, says trades settle on-chain while users hold their own funds. According to the FT, that decentralized design is why MAS does not claim the platform. Meanwhile, Hyperliquid’s HYPE token trades at $91.64, down 3% in 24 hours. However, the altcoins market value has continued to climb despite the MAS alert issued in June. Hyperliquid (HYPE) Price Performance. Source: BeInCrypto In the US, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is seeking comment on new crypto trading rules. It cites the $8 billion FTX fraud as its reason to act early.

$GRVT US spot Ether exchange-traded funds bled for a sixth straight session Tuesday, losing around $408 million during the stretch. Spot Bitcoin funds recovered the same day with $119 million of new money. ETHA’s $201.89 million exit was the largest since September 16 Ether funds were down $201.89 million on Tuesday, a sixth consecutive session in the red. BlackRock’s ETHA accounted for all of the outflows, and every other ether ETF saw no net flows. Ether products traded $719.91 million. They now own $17.36 billion, or 5.27% of Ether’s market cap. Trading volume rose by about $192 million from Monday’s $528.09 million. Ether funds’ combined holdings shrank by about $330 million from Monday’s $17.69 billion. Tuesday’s $201.89 million outflow was about four times Monday’s $50.76 million. None of the streak’s first five sessions lost more than $60 million. The streak commenced with a $2.81 million outflow on September 29. Withdrawals of $59.58 million, $55.37 million, $37.36 million, and $50.76 million followed. SoSoValue daily net flows for US spot ether ETFs, September 28 to October 6. Tuesday’s outflow was the biggest one-day outflow since September 16, when funds lost $224.11 million. Net inflows to date fell to $13.55 billion since launch. Cumulative inflows stood at $13.96 billion in the last session prior to the streak, on September 28. According to Cryptopolitan, bitcoin funds drew in close to $999 million and ether funds $269.98 million on September 21, the biggest single-day figure for both since October 2025. IBIT was the leader on that day with $381.4 million. BlackRock’s IBIT pulled in $122 million as prices slid under $84,000 Tuesday saw Bitcoin ETFs experience $118.86 million of inflows, reversing Monday’s $90 million outflow. BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, IBIT, pulled in $122 million, more than the group’s net total when losses elsewhere are taken into account. Morgan Stanley’s spot bitcoin ETF, MSBT, drew $7.84 million in net inflows on Tuesday. Grayscale’s Bitcoin Mini Trust posted a $10.97 million net outflow. Funds had net assets of $110.68 billion at close, and $1.84 billion traded. Inflows came in on a down day, with Bitcoin skidding from above $86,600 to below $84,000 on Tuesday. BlackRock’s US head of equity ETFs, Jay Jacobs, said lower thresholds for in-kind transfers have “opened the floodgates” for holders moving direct bitcoin into ETF form. He described wealth managers shifting toward owning bitcoin through funds. Putting coins in an ETF gives the issuer custody. It also permits options, hedging, and financing strategies. Cryptopolitan reported that bitcoin funds had inflows of $6.49 billion in the third quarter, which was the best quarter of 2026. Solana funds saw outflows of $3.68 million on Tuesday, with XRP ETFs adding $3.14 million. The Bitwise XRP fund received $10.55 million, which offset outflows of $4.07 million from Franklin XRPZ and $3.34 million from Canary XRPC. HYPE ETFs gained $2.98 million, while Zcash funds saw no net flows. The smartest crypto minds already read our newsletter. Want in? Join them.

$HYPE JUST TOOK A RECORD 11.9% OF PERP OPEN INTEREST Hyperliquid’s perp market share is at an all-time high, with around $200B in 30-day volume. But price isn’t celebrating. HYPE is around $86.05, down 2.88%, and the chart just lost its rising trendline. Reclaim $89–90 → strength could return. Lose $84.80 → more downside risk. Record market share, but weak price action.