Altcoin burns typically create deflation and increase prices, but this is not universally applicable. For instance, if there is a larger new supply issuance following the burn, it merely counterbalances the inflation without inducing deflation. Today, Kyle focuses precisely on this aspect behind HYPE Coin burns.
HYPE Coin Burns
Hyperliquid, among the new generation of DEX platforms, emerges as a formidable player in the DeFi realm, rivalling Aster. Post the FTX collapse, the popularity of decentralized cryptocurrency exchanges surged, with user-interface-enhanced DEX platforms garnering more attention than anticipated. HYPE Coin, through 2025, successfully established higher peaks as a result.
Currently, they are resorting to burns to balance the fluctuations in general market sentiment and corporate exits. However, Kyledoops shares a schedule suggesting that these burns might not be as deflationary as predicted.
“Everyone is focused on the HYPE burn proposal, but the supply dynamics are not limited to that.
Here is the complete picture:
- Hyper Foundation proposes to burn 1 billion HYPE from the Aid Fund.
- The address holds ~37 million HYPE → If approved, circulating supply will decrease by over 10%.
- Final decision will be made via a weighted validator vote on December 24th.
Now, the other side of the equation:
- Unlocking ~10 million HYPE is still planned for this month.
- If the burn fails, the unlocking pressure becomes the dominant factor.
The outcome relies on balance:
How smoothly the burn approval and unlocking can be absorbed.
To position, you must monitor the real supply.”
Bitcoin (BTC) Takes Off
As the US markets opened during the preparation of this article, the Bitcoin 
$90,533 price initially saw a rapid decline followed by a recovery. Tomorrow, the US inflation data will be released, and Japan’s interest rate decision comes on Friday, implying a potentially volatile period ahead. Investors may continue to mitigate risks today, as cryptocurrencies are always full of surprises.
BTC CME Futures Open Interest is reduced to half of its 2025 peak. After the October 10th decline, large leveraged positions were liquidated, leading to a rebalancing phase. DaanCrypto welcomes this development.
“The only thing that matters right now is for spot and ETFs to eventually find a suitable balance point to rebalance the market. The market is far from overheating at least in the short term. So, even if we see some relief in the first quarter, there is still plenty of room for this.”
Clearing excessive leverage is beneficial. More importantly, as we conclude, BTC suddenly surges over $89,000, swiftly approaching $90,000. This rapid movement mirrors crypto’s surprise-filled nature. If it maintains its strength, we might witness a false move in the bear flag breakdown, with the price testing the $96,800 peak.
