S&P 5007,675.92▼0.4% Nasdaq26,749.30▼0.7% Dow51,245.74▼0.5% Russell 2K2,826.40▼0.4% 10-Yr5.12%+1bp VIX15.69+0.51 WTI$95.27▲3.4% Gold$4,292.50▼0.6% EUR/USD1.138▼0.6% BTC$84,310▼0.1% Nikkei65,514▲0.8%
At close · Thu, Sep 24, 2026
Daily Market Updates.

Crypto

Home›Crypto›Market Structure›Hyperliquid HYPE rebounds after testing support, eyes…

Hyperliquid HYPE rebounds after testing support, eyes higher levels

HYPE/USD was about 30% below its record high near $77 and rose roughly 4% after a test of the bull flag’s lower boundary.

Hyperliquid’s HYPE token showed a rebound after trading down to support levels tied to a bull flag pattern, according to Yahoo Finance. As of Tuesday, Aug. 4, HYPE/USD was down about 30% from a record high near $77 set two months earlier, a move that coincided with weakness across the broader crypto market as traders looked ahead to a potential Federal Reserve rate hike in September.

The report describes HYPE as forming a series of lower highs and lower lows, with the bull flag setup linked to a descending channel after a prior uptrend. After testing the flag’s lower boundary as support this week, HYPE bounced about 4%, which the analysis says increases the odds of a short term recovery toward the flag’s upper boundary, currently around $61 to $65.

Yahoo Finance also points to potential upside levels if HYPE breaks above the bull flag’s upper boundary, noting a possible measured target near $100 that coincides with a 4.618 Fibonacci retracement level. It identifies the 20-week exponential moving average near $54.35 as a key resistance area, while warning that failure to hold the lower trendline could invalidate the bullish continuation setup.

The analysis adds that a breakdown could alternatively validate a symmetrical triangle breakdown structure, with HYPE/USD already broken below the triangle’s lower trendline and “eyeing” a decline toward $45. That downside level is described as a measured target from a breakdown point near $61.75, also aligning with the 50-week EMA and the 1.618 Fibonacci retracement line.

More like this

Sources

Get the close, explained.

One email every trading day: what moved, why it moved, and what's on deck tomorrow. Read in 3 minutes.

Free. Unsubscribe anytime.