
Hyperliquid faces volatility as analysts debate $100 target
Hyperliquid fell roughly 4% to around $38 after failing twice to break above the key $45 resistance level despite renewed attention following the launch of the first US-based Hyperliquid ETF product.
The ETF reportedly attracted more than $1 million in first-day inflows, although broader weakness across crypto markets quickly weighed on trading sentiment and pushed the token lower.
Market analyst McKenna said HYPE appeared to be forming a broad trading range between approximately $35 and $50 after repeated rejection near resistance, suggesting the token could remain rangebound while investors continue accumulating positions.
Despite the near-term weakness, McKenna argued the token could eventually rise into “three digits” before summer 2027 if broader crypto market conditions improve.
A move to $100 would represent gains of more than 160% from current price levels and exceed Hyperliquid’s previous record high near $59 reached during the prior bull market cycle.
However, another analyst, Umair Orakzai, warned that technical indicators had become increasingly bearish after what he described as a breakdown in the token’s trend structure.
Orakzai said traders should closely monitor support near $35, warning that a breakdown below that level could expose HYPE to a deeper decline toward roughly $29 if broader crypto market conditions continue deteriorating.
At the time of reporting, Hyperliquid price was $38.69.