Bitget's CEO claimed Hyperliquid’s alleged mishandling of a March 26 incident involving JELLY perps has put the blockchain network at risk of becoming “FTX 2.0”.

Following the JELLY incident, Hyperliquid’s price action has been bearish all along. HYPE price have declined by approximately 28% since the incident occurrence. However, the bearish pressure has ...

Bitget CEO warns of risks at Hyperliquid amid the controversy over JELLY token handling, likening it to a potential 'FTX 2.0.' ...

A whale manipulated JELLY token's price on Hyperliquid, causing the platform to delist the token and forcibly close positions, which protected funds but sparked intense criticism about its centralized ...

Leveraging AI, Bitget Onchain will introduce AI-driven smart screening to enhance investment precision by leveraging advanced ...

A trader opened a $6 million short with 20x leverage, then bought JELLY spot to force liquidations. The prices surged 400–500%, pushing the liquidator vault into a $12 million unrealized loss. Without ...

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The recent Hyperliquid crisis with JELLY token shows that crypto still relies too much on centralized or opaque ...

Hyperliquid faces growing concerns after the JELLY market manipulation incident and ethical criticisms, with fears of becoming the next FTX.

Hyperliquid (HYPE) has gone down by 17.4% in the past 24 hours and currently sits at $11.25 per token as the crypto market melted down after President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement.

Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget, expressed confidence in Bitcoin's future price trajectory, stating that despite the volatility, she doesn’t expect Bitcoin to fall below $70,000, with the possibility ...