Many people say I am advertising for $HYPE . I think, given the current hype and market consensus, there probably isn't a need for advertising. Moreover, when others advertise, they usually tell you to buy at the current price. I’ve already said to consider building a position below 30. Is there such advertising?



Honestly, I personally am quite optimistic about HYPE. This round, it’s a bit like $SOL in this cycle.

The reason SOL can rise in this bull market is essentially because it caught the big meme wave. On-chain sentiment and trading demand exploded together, pushing it directly upward.

If there’s a main theme in the next bull market, I prefer projects like HYPE—things like RWA and TradFi gradually going on-chain, combined with a narrative of a trading platform that can trade everything. The potential for imagination is actually greater.

Currently, the overall crypto market is bearish. Many coins are declining steadily, but HYPE is a bit different. You’ll find that it can now be traded alongside assets like gold, silver, and crude oil, effectively incorporating traditional market volatility.

As long as these assets still have volatility, trading won’t stop. Continuous trading means transaction fees keep coming in, buyback logic remains, and the price naturally becomes less prone to large corrections.

So it’s quite awkward— the more logical it looks and the more I want to buy, the less comfortable the price feels.

But don’t worry. In the second half of this year, HYPE will have large unlocks. When that happens, the price will be pushed down, ideally below 30, and better yet below 20. Then you can gradually build your position in batches.
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