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TradingGain Newsroom··29 Oct 2026, 13:15 UTCHYPE is one of the biggest movers among the most traded coins today, up 13.3% to $91.04 with $1.16B traded in 24 hours. Moves this large usually come with big swings in both directions, so manage risk carefully.
ICE, the owner of the NYSE, is taking steps to bring Hyperliquid perpetual futures to U.S. traders through a planned venue called ICE[XYZ]. The venue would offer round-the-clock perpetual futures on stocks, commodities and crypto, but it still needs CFTC approval. If approved, it could give traders more ways to trade these markets at any hour.
Bitcoin climbed above $81,000 as major cryptocurrencies rallied. HYPE and ZEC led the bounce, and every top token was higher in the hours before the Federal Reserve's rate decision. Traders may watch closely, since Fed policy often moves risk assets like crypto.
Bitcoin edged up and most major tokens rose in the hours before the Federal Reserve's rate call. HYPE and ZEC led the bounce. Traders may see the pre-announcement gains as a sign of positive sentiment going into a key policy event.
Trading in SpaceX perpetual futures reached about $6 billion after the company's earnings. Turnover across Binance and Hyperliquid, as reported by Talos, rose sharply, while Binance's dollar exposure shrank. Traders may find this useful as a sign of demand for perp products, though the fees actually kept by platforms are still unknown.
The SEC's $75 million crypto fundraising plan faces opposition from banks, which have threatened legal action. A manager wants usable Form TR filings, while Hyperliquid Policy Center objects to mandatory public analysis and asks for protection sooner. For traders, the outcome could shape how crypto fundraising rules work in practice.
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