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HYPE’s price action is again under the bulls’ control. The altcoin posted strong daily gains after rejecting ascending trendline support near $28, with buyers stepping in decisively at that level. At press time, the chart structure remains intact.
The ascending trendline appears to be holding as well. The support defense initiated a short-term shift in HYPE’s bullish momentum. The $28 zone has historically acted as a clear line of defense against further dips, and the rebound from that demand area suggests long position activity along the rising support.
When ascending trendlines hold during pullbacks, it is often interpreted as a sign of continuation rather than breakdown. In addition, the Stochastic RSI was bouncing from an oversold zone, reinforcing the view that the bullish run may not be over.
Follow-through buying remains important. Recent on-chain data indicates HYPE’s transaction fees have dropped sharply, falling to around $2 million. The lower cost of acquiring the token can change market behavior, and a corresponding surge in trading activity is suggested for the near term.
If activity increases, it could also raise volatility and support the continuation of the prevailing bullish momentum.
Attention is also on a liquidity cluster above current levels. Around $37.20, there is a notable liquidity pool worth approximately $1.32 million. Historically, markets often gravitate toward such liquidity zones when volatility expands.
If bullish momentum continues to build, a move toward $37.20 could both test the liquidity cluster and confirm strength above the recent support defense.
HYPE has defended its trendline support, fees have declined, and volatility may expand. If buyers maintain control and trading activity increases, the $37.20 liquidity pocket could become the next logical destination. For now, bulls hold the edge, though momentum still needs confirmation.
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