The conclusion of 2025 continues to present monotonous times for investors, with HYPE Coin emerging distinctively during this period to its advantage. Meanwhile, the bulk of altcoins finds itself grappling with deeper lows. The question now arises: what heights could AVAX and HYPE reach in the coming days?
HYPE Coin’s Ascent
Hyperliquid has ingeniously adapted the user-friendly interfaces of centralized cryptocurrency exchanges to decentralized finance. Through Hyperliquid, users can execute futures and spot trades within their own wallets without relying on exchanges. This trend gained momentum following the downfall of FTX, and in 2023, the swift-moving Hyperliquid carved out a significant market share.
Notable figures such as Binance founder CZ and other major market players are aware of this shift, leading to the introduction of alternatives like Aster becoming increasingly common. Distinguishing itself from other platforms, Hyperliquid made a strategic move by introducing silver and gold trades to its decentralized platform, obtaining colossal profits from these pairs. Consequently, the rising price of HYPE Coin has come as no surprise.
Describing the HYPE Coin chart is straightforward. Recently, upon reaching $28, a climb to $35 was anticipated. As expected, the price hit $35, which led to a wave of profit-taking. This selling pressure dropped the price to $31, but it bounced back to $33, with many expecting a retest of $35. Should strong profit-taking drive prices down again, there’s potential for a retreat to $28 and $26, or even the $22-$21 support zone.
However, if selling weakens during the new resistance tests, the rally could reasonably extend the price to $50.
Avalanche (AVAX) Performance
Back in 2021, buying AVAX at its lows proved to be a profitable strategy. AVAX was experiencing its first bull run, and the competition in the layer1 domain was not as fierce. Nonetheless, during the recent bearish market, AVAX lagged due to double-digit token inflation and its inability to build a community as robust as Solana’s. At present, it remains caught below $12.
According to Ali Martinez, as long as the $11.42 support holds in the short term, Avalanche could target $13.10. However, despite efforts within the RWA sector, AVAX’s challenges seem deeper, and lacking positive divergence opportunities akin to those that HYPE enjoys makes a significant rally unlikely.
