Hyperliquid’s Hype: Bitcoin & Ethereum Dusted! 💸🔥

Behold, the blockchain realm has transformed into a circus of chaos! 🎪 Currently, the spotlight belongs to Hyperliquid, a digital phoenix soaring where once the titans of yore-Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana-reigned supreme. 🐮

These ancient titans, now reduced to dusty relics, watch in horror as Hyperliquid’s fees ascend to the heavens, leaving their own metrics gasping for breath. 🚀

Hyperliquid’s Triumph: A Tale of Greed and Grit

CryptoRank’s latest findings reveal a cosmic upheaval: Hyperliquid, the upstart, has clawed its way to the top. Fees? A staggering 1,600% surge! From $2.4 million in October 2024 to a jaw-dropping $41 million in October 2025. All thanks to HIP-3, a “permissionless perpetuals” marvel that made Ethereum’s fees look like a child’s piggy bank. 💸

Ethereum’s fees, once a mighty $43 million, now dwindle to a pitiful $21.6 million. Solana? A 34% nosedive to $6.6 million. Users, it seems, have grown weary of meme-driven chaos and seek faster, cheaper alternatives. 🚶‍♂️💨

Even BNB Chain and Base, those stalwarts of the crypto world, lag behind Hyperliquid’s meteoric rise. Bitcoin, meanwhile, fades into irrelevance as its fees plunge 73%, a testament to the fading allure of Ordinals and Runes. 🧙‍♂️

CryptoPotato reports that Hyperliquid’s Q2 2025 saw a trading volume of $648 billion-enough to fund a small country’s space program. Revenues? A cool $300 million, with a 60% share of the perpetual DEX market. A tenfold lead over rivals? A true masterclass in digital tyranny. 🏆

This success? A mix of HYPE token airdrops, fair point systems, and the magnetic charm of traders like James Wynn. Plus, a token buyback-and-burn program that kept HYPE’s price stable enough to make a monk weep. 🧖‍♂️

VanEck, ever the cautious observer, admits Hyperliquid lured high-value users from Solana. A coup, if you will, in the grand chess game of crypto. 🏰

HYPE’s Descent: A Tragicomic Fall

Yet, even the mightiest fall. HYPE, once a digital demigod, now tumbles like a drunk acrobat. Starting the week above $45, it plummeted on October 11, spiraling into a downtrend. By October 17, it lingered at $34.2, a shadow of its former self. 🕯️

Monthly losses? A staggering 38.36%. The broader market’s plunge? A fitting end to a tale of hubris and volatility. 🌪️

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2025-10-20 00:40