HYPE Rebounds Over 10% as Hypurr NFT Launch Sends Floor Price Past $70K
TradingKey – The launch of Hypurr NFTs sparks a surge in HYPE, with prices climbing more than 10% today.
On Monday, September 29, Hyperliquid (HYPE) rallied over 10% on bullish news, rising from a low of $43 to a high of $48, and currently trading at $46.15.
HYPE Price Chart – Source: CoinMarketCap.
Earlier today, Hyperliquid officially deployed its Hypurr NFT collection, featuring 4,600 unique tokens. Upon launch, the floor price soared past 1,520 HYPE — equivalent to over $70,000. As of press time, the floor price remains at 1,520 HYPE.
The momentum continued as Hypurr #21 sold for a staggering 9,999 HYPE, totaling $466,000. The collection has already absorbed over 2.1 million HYPE in volume, far outpacing most NFT projects in the market. This explosive debut could inspire other perpetual DEX protocols to follow suit with their own NFT launches — especially Aster, which is gaining traction as a rising competitor.
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Hypurr #21 – Source: Opensea.
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