Hyperliquid's native token $HYPE is trading at $26.73, up 8.6% in the past 24 hours and over 80% in the past month.

Since hitting a low of $10.34 in April, the token has rebounded 260% and is now just 23% below its all-time high of $34.96.

Hyperliquid’s (HYPE) native token has surged by 8.6% in the past 24 hours to reach $26.73, extending its gains to over 80% in the past month. Since bottoming out at $10.34 in April, the token has experienced a 260% rebound, now trading just 23% below its all-time high of $34.96.

On-chain metrics highlight a surge in trading activity, with 24-hour derivatives volume rising 36% and open interest increasing by 13% to $936 million, according to Coinglass data.

Daily protocol revenue currently stands at about $2 million, while perpetuals volume over the last day alone reached $7.64 billion, as per DefiLlama data. Rising market dominance and a sharp increase in user adoption are the main drivers of this explosive growth.

Hyperliquid (HYPE) has surpassed centralized firms such as Deribit in Bitcoin (BTC) perpetual open interest, as well as OI for some other tokens. Hyperliquid is quickly emerging as a major competitor in the perpetual trading sector, having a lifetime trading volume of over $1 trillion.

Pseudonymous analyst Flood, in a May 16 post on X, estimates the protocol generates over $700 million in annual revenue, which would make it one of the most profitable businesses in the U.S. Most of those profits, according to Flood, are used to buy back HYPE on the open market.

Looking at the technical picture, HYPE is trading at $26.73, well above all major moving averages, suggesting that the market is still seeing bullish momentum. The relative strength index at 71 indicates overbought conditions, which could signal a short cooling off.

Immediate support lies at $24.76 and $22.32, while $20 offers a stronger psychological support.

Resistance sits at $28.13, with a clear path to $30 and potentially the all-time high of $34.96 if momentum and volume holds.

A more substantial decline toward $20 might result from a drop below $22. Even though the trend is still strong, the market’s reaction to this overbought stage will probably determine the next course of action.