Bitcoin jumps nearly 25% in a week as Hyperliquid draws traders’ attention with surging volumes
Bitcoin's sharp weekly gain was amplified by a large short-squeeze, with reported $4.5B in short liquidations, highlighting leveraged positioning and reflexive flows. Concurrently, Hyperliquid's surge in spot and perpetuals volume suggests derivatives activity is siphoning some direct spot demand, reshaping crypto market microstructure. U.S. policy signals (Clarity Act push; CFTC readiness to clarify rules) add a supportive regulatory backdrop.
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Bitcoin rose nearly 25% over the past week, and when it traded around $64,000 on Tuesday, a single day saw $1.3 billion in short liquidations. Another $1 billion in shorts were liquidated over the following 48 hours, bringing the week’s total to $4.5 billion. Meanwhile, Hyperliquid posted more than $633 billion in combined spot and perpetuals volume in the first quarter, more than six times its total in the second quarter of 2024.