According to @MilkRoadDaily, Hyperliquid led the onchain perpetual markets with a 58% share in March. This dominance indicates significant trader confidence and liquidity in the platform, which is crucial for trading price movements rather than the underlying asset itself.

According to Flood (@ThinkingUSD), there has been a notable mention of the Hyperliquid platform, suggesting increased trader interest and potential for higher liquidity over the weekend. This could imply an opportunity for traders looking to capitalize on short-term liquidity changes.

According to @MilkRoadDaily, Hyperliquid led the onchain perpetual markets in March with a commanding 58% market share. This dominance is indicative of significant trader confidence and liquidity, essential factors for trading success in the perpetual markets where price movements, rather than assets, are traded.

According to Milk Road (@MilkRoadDaily), Hyperliquid achieved a dominant 58% market share in onchain perpetual contracts in March, indicating strong trader confidence and liquidity. This suggests that traders are favoring Hyperliquid for its ability to effectively facilitate trading of price movements rather than the underlying assets.

According to @etherealdex, Ethereal's PerpDEX has achieved the second-highest Total Value Locked (TVL) across all networks, following only Jupiter. Its TVL is reported to be 4.5 times that of Hyperliquid, reaching a significant $820 million. This increase is attributed to the ongoing 'Season Zero' deposit phase, where users can deposit $USDe to earn project points and testnet access. So far, 16,210 addresses have collectively deposited $830 million.

According to IntoTheBlock, dYdX is dedicating 25% of its net protocol revenue to monthly $DYDX purchases, aligning with a broader industry trend seen with AAVE's $1M/week program and Hyperliquid's $1.5–2.5M daily repurchases. The announcement resulted in a 10% price increase for $DYDX, though questions about the sustainability of this approach remain.

According to Lookonchain, a trader who went long on $PEPE using 10x leverage faced a loss exceeding $3.36M. To prevent liquidation, the trader injected an additional $3.8M in USDC into Hyperliquid and partially closed the positions to mitigate further losses.

According to Lookonchain, a trader who went long on $PEPE with 10x leverage is currently facing a loss exceeding $3.36M. To prevent liquidation, the trader injected an additional 3.8M $USDC into the Hyperliquid platform and partially closed positions to mitigate further losses. This move highlights the risks associated with high-leverage trading and the importance of risk management strategies in volatile markets.

According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), the whale 0x507...BeDb6 has incurred a floating loss of $3.238 million on a 10x leveraged $PEPE long position at Hyperliquid. The position, initiated during a market rebound on March 24, involves a $27.53 million stake in PEPE with an entry price of $0.00814 and a liquidation price of $0.005219 (per 1000PEPE).

According to Reetika (@ReetikaTrades), Hyperliquid shows significant potential for growth due to its underlying strengths. However, for sustained advancement, the platform must address existing flaws. Traders should monitor how Hyperliquid navigates these challenges, as successful resolution could impact its market performance.

According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), following the recent incident involving Hyperliquid, there is speculation based on transaction records that a new perpetual decentralized exchange (DEX) may emerge on the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) ecosystem. However, official announcements from Binance should be prioritized for accurate information.

According to ZachXBT, Hyperliquid's handling of security incidents, particularly the Radiant hack involving DPRK funds, is inadequate. They allegedly claimed inability to act despite timely notification. This raises concerns for traders about the platform's risk management and response strategies.

According to KookCapitalLLC, they have initiated their first position in the cryptocurrency $HYPE since its launch and have staked their holdings on the Hyperliquid platform. This move suggests confidence in the potential growth of $HYPE and the staking mechanism on Hyperliquid, which could be advantageous for long-term gains.

According to Lookonchain, the funds used to open $JELLY positions and execute an attack on Hyperliquid were sourced from withdrawals made at OKX and Binance. This strategic movement of funds highlights the importance of tracking transaction origins for assessing market manipulations, which can significantly impact trading strategies.

According to Lookonchain, funds used to open $JELLY(jellyjelly) positions and execute an attack on #Hyperliquid were traced back to withdrawals from major exchanges #OKX and #Binance.

According to @ThinkingUSD, the crypto industry unites against external threats like North Korea's hack on Bybit, but shows divisiveness when internal exchange manipulations are addressed, such as Jeff's alleged closure of malicious trading via ADL.

According to Lookonchain, Hyperliquid liquidated 392 million $JELLY, equivalent to $3.72 million, at a price of $0.0095 per token, resulting in a profit of $703,000 without incurring any losses. Subsequently, Hyperliquid delisted the $JELLY token, indicating a strategic move post-liquidation.

According to Lookonchain, Hyperliquid executed the liquidation of 392 million $JELLY tokens valued at $3.72 million at a price of $0.0095, resulting in a profit of $703,000 without incurring any losses. Following this transaction, Hyperliquid proceeded to delist the $JELLY token from its platform, indicating a strategic move that may affect trading volumes and liquidity for $JELLY. (Source: Lookonchain)

According to @EmberCN, Hyperliquid has closed a massive short position of 392 million $JELLY tokens at a price of $0.0095. This position was related to the address 0xde9...c91, which initially opened the short at this price. Currently, the price of $JELLY is $0.025, indicating a strategic decision to exit the position at a lower price point. This move is significant for traders monitoring $JELLY's market dynamics.

According to Ai 姨 on Twitter, Hyperliquid has forcibly liquidated positions and delisted $JERRY, raising concerns about the exchange's handling of market disruptions. This action deviates from standard practice where exchanges typically absorb losses, affecting trader confidence and market perception of decentralized exchanges (PerpDEX).