Mars Finance reports that, according to OnchainLens monitoring on September 8, Hyperliquid repurchased and burned 15,350 HYPE over the past 24 hours, at an average repurchase price of approximately $86.17, with a total value of approximately $1.32 million. To date, Hyperliquid has burned approximately 48.45 million HYPE in total, worth approximately $4.11 billion at the current price, accounting for 4.84% of HYPE’s maximum supply.

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PhantomWalletTester

2026-09-08

Hyperliquid’s token-burning scale puts it in the top tier among DEXs, right?

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MetisClimber

2026-09-08

This buyback-and-burn routine hasn’t lifted the token price much, but the numbers sure look good.

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OBVUndercurrent

2026-09-08

A cumulative $4.1 billion has been burned—equivalent to burning the GDP of a small country. That’s one hardcore narrative.

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GateUser-e71d1bbe

2026-09-08

Buy the dip 😎

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GateUser-e71d1bbe

2026-09-08

Get on quickly! 🚗

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GateUser-e71d1bbe

2026-09-08

Buy the dip and enter 😎

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GateUser-e8258891

2026-09-08

The federated wallet of the Liquid sidechain network experienced a severe fund irregularity, with nearly 4,000 Bitcoin (approximately $320 million in market value) illegally withdrawn. The perpetrator left a message directly on the blockchain, claiming to be a “white-hat hacker” and demanding negotiations through on-chain channels.

An in-depth investigation into the underlying cause of the security incident found that the Elements fork used by Liquid nodes suffered a failure in range-proof verification caching. The nodes originally used only “the proof itself plus the amount commitment” as the cache key. Exploiting this logical oversight, the attacker was able to mint the corresponding L-BTC assets out of thin air without backing from an equivalent Bitcoin reserve, and then cash out the real Bitcoin in the treasury through the peg-out mechanism.

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InflationDeserter

2026-09-08

4.84% may not look like much, but $4.1 billion has already been burned—the HYPE deflationary model is truly ruthless.

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MoonlightShellPool

2026-09-08

First Review

Repurchased at an average price of $86—what is the current price? Is there any arbitrage opportunity?

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Hyperliquid bought back and burned 15,350 HYPE in the past 24 hours, worth approximately $1.32 million.

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