Hyperliquid (HYPE) Price Prediction: Can Whale Buying and Binance Listing Drive HYPE to $210?

The technical setup for Hyperliquid price currently places $110, $130, $160, and $180 among the key levels to watch, while some traders have outlined a longer-term $210 target.

HYPE has maintained a higher-timeframe uptrend after moving above its previous consolidation range and reclaiming several support levels. TradingView analyst WESLAD identifies the $72-$82 area as an immediate demand zone, where a pullback could test whether buyers remain active.

Hyperliquid maintains a bullish higher-timeframe structure above the $52-$59 demand zone, with a break above $89.59 potentially opening the path toward $130 and $170-$180. Source: weslad on TradingView

A move above $89.59 would strengthen that continuation structure, according to the analysis. The chart then points toward $130 before the $170-$180 projected supply area, with $176.22 highlighted as a specific technical level.

The setup is not without downside conditions. WESLAD places the immediate invalidation level at $68.34, while the broader bullish structure remains intact above $47.59. These levels provide a framework for assessing whether the current trend is continuing rather than establishing a 

On-chain activity has provided another focal point for the HYPE price prediction. Lookonchain has tracked repeated purchases by wallet 0x6436, including a purchase of 308,569 Hyperliquid worth roughly $26 million in September. The wallet had accumulated about 4.05 million token at the time and had staked its holdings.

Wallet 0x6436 continued accumulating HYPE, purchasing another 373,730 tokens worth approximately $36 million. Source: @crypto_banter via X

Earlier monitoring also recorded the same address purchasing 141,442 HYPE for approximately $11.88 million on September 1. Lookonchain reported another 243,713 HYPE purchases worth about $20.24 million on August 30, alongside additional acquisitions between August 25 and 27.

The activity is notable because it represents repeated accumulation rather than a single transaction. However, wallet activity alone does not establish future price direction.

The address has also been associated in recent reports with PURR, a publicly traded company pursuing a Hyperliquid treasury strategy. A regulatory filing from the company describes a strategy centered on building and deploying a HYPE treasury to support the Hyperliquid ecosystem.

That distinction matters when interpreting the wallet. Large purchases attributed to a treasury strategy can reflect a longer-term corporate allocation rather than short-term speculative trading.

A reported Binance spot listing has also become part of the current HYPE narrative. However, the listing claim requires caution.

A review of Binance’s official announcements through September 24 does not show a new global HYPE spot-listing announcement. Binance’s recent spot announcements instead cover assets such as ARB, ENA, and several tokenized stocks.

Binance announced plans to list Hyperliquid (HYPE) for spot trading, expanding the token’s availability on the exchange. Source: @WhaleInsider via X

As a result, claims circulating on social media about a new Binance spot listing should not be treated as confirmed unless Binance publishes an official announcement.

Hyperliquid already has exposure to Binance through derivatives activity, while broader exchange access can affect liquidity and market participation. If a new global spot listing were officially confirmed, increased access could become an important market-development factor, although the effect on price would still depend on liquidity, positioning, and broader market conditions.

Hyperliquid’s token economics provide another factor behind the interest in HYPE. The protocol’s official documentation states that trading fees are directed toward community-related mechanisms, including the Assistance Fund, which automatically converts fees into Hyperliquid and burns the purchased tokens.

Hyperliquid (HYPE) price chart. Source: Brave New Coin

A Coinbase Institutional analysis similarly notes that eligible protocol fees are systematically routed into HYPE buybacks, while also identifying token unlocks as a factor that can affect the balance between buyback demand and new supply.

A September filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission also describes Hyperliquid’s buyback mechanism and reported that roughly $1.2 billion worth of HYPE had been bought back and retired since launch. The filing states that approximately 46.4 million HYPE had been retired, equivalent to about 4.6% of the maximum supply.

This creates a direct connection between network activity and token demand, but it does not create a guaranteed price floor. Market selling, token emissions, and changing trading volumes can still affect HYPE’s valuation.

The $210 level comes primarily from technical projections rather than an established fundamental valuation.

Trader @im_goomba recently referenced an earlier chart that projected HYPE into a potential parabolic phase toward $210. The updated weekly chart places intermediate resistance around $110 and $160 before the longer-term $210 area.

HYPE is projected to enter a parabolic phase toward $210, with the weekly chart showing price near $95 and key resistance levels at $110, $160, and $210+. Source: @im_goomba via X

From the current technical structure, the path toward that level would require several successive breakouts rather than a single move. A sustained move above $89.59 would first strengthen the continuation setup identified by WESLAD. The $130 area would then become an important technical checkpoint, followed by the $170-$180 projected supply zone.

A move toward $210 would therefore require Hyperliquid to clear multiple resistance areas while maintaining higher lows. Conversely, a loss of the $68.34 level would weaken the immediate bullish setup, while a deeper break below $47.59 would challenge the broader structure.

The technical levels describe possible market scenarios rather than predetermined outcomes.

The current technical picture leaves several levels relevant to the HYPE price prediction:

• $68.34: Immediate technical invalidation level cited by WESLAD.

• $72-$82: Near-term demand zone.

• $89.59: Resistance whose breakout could strengthen the continuation structure.

• $110: First major resistance in the longer-term weekly projection.

• $130: Next technical objective following a sustained break above $89.59.

• $160: Intermediate resistance in the $210 projection.

• $170-$180: Projected supply zone, with $176.22 highlighted on the TradingView setup.

• $210: Longer-term technical projection cited by @im_goomba.

For now, whale accumulation and Hyperliquid’s fee-funded HYPE buyback mechanism provide measurable on-chain and protocol-level factors supporting continued market interest. At the same time, the reported Binance spot-listing catalyst remains unconfirmed by Binance’s official announcements reviewed for this article.

The combination of sustained network activity, large-holder accumulation, and a technically constructive chart keeps the $210 level in focus. Whether HYPE can reach that area will depend on its ability to clear the intervening resistance levels while preserving its broader market structure.