Trump’s Hyperliquid Name-Drop Sends HYPE Charging Toward Record Highs

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Hyperliquid’s HYPE token charged toward record territory after U.S. President Donald Trump revealed regulators are working on a legal pathway that could bring the crypto trading heavyweight into the American market.

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