HYPE Price Analysis: The Next Major Hyperliquid Target
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- 20 Aug 2026, 03:30 UTC
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- 20 Aug 2026, 04:57 UTC

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The analysis focuses on the HYPEUSDT cryptocurrency, suggesting a potential five-wave move upwards. The current price is observed around $65.00. The primary target identified is $87.36, representing a significant upward movement. The analysis posits that this move could be part of a larger ABC structure or even an impulse wave. A critical level to watch is the beginning of the strong green candle at $58.00; a break below this level would invalidate the bullish short-term outlook. Secondary resistance levels are noted at $73.00 and $77.00. The overall sentiment is bullish, anticipating a potential push above $200 in the longer term, but the immediate focus is on reaching the $87.36 target. This analysis is primarily based on Elliott Wave principles and Fibonacci retracement levels, as indicated by the chart markings.
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