$HYPE at $55 is cheaper now than it was a year ago at the same price the assistance fund keeps buying, supply keeps decreasing if price doesn’t keep up, it’s just an opportunity to get cheaper $HYPE
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$HYPE at $55 is cheaper now than it was a year ago at the same price the assistance fund keeps buying, supply keeps decreasing if price doesn’t keep up, it’s just an opportunity to get cheaper $HYPE
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@HYPEconomist Supply is shrinking, yet funds keep buying— At 55, it’s actually cheaper now.
@HYPEconomist supply shock incoming but market still sleeping on the math
@HYPEconomist same 55 but a bigger slice of the pie is the bit people ignore. curious what level you think forces the repricing
@HYPEconomist if it doesn't go up it just gets cheaper" might be the most bullish way to describe going sideways for a year
@HYPEconomist Where is the best explanation of the assistance fund? Is this completely separate from the actual revenue?
@HYPEconomist HYPE is building up some serious momentum. feels like when it finally breaks out it's gonna make a big impact
@HYPEconomist I keep hearing the same shit at every price, delusion at finest
@HYPEconomist assistance fund carrying the floor fr, people still sleeping on it
@HYPEconomist sideways for a year is just a test of how much you actually like the tech
@HYPEconomist Worth tracking is whether the assistance fund can offset new supply consistently. If not, the same price means less real support.
@HYPEconomist The locked supply is a noose around its neck. They should just burn it like Pump or airdrop. Letting it collect dust and add to a huge FDV creates investor nervousness