HYPE Treasury Company Hyperliquid Strategies Inc has recently acquired an additional 220,000 HYPE tokens, worth approximately $8.58 million.

On April 9, informed sources revealed Tesla is developing a new, smaller, more affordable electric SUV. Tesla has been reaching out to suppliers in recent weeks to hash out details of the compact SUV plan—this will be an all-new vehicle, not a redesign of its existing Model 3 or Model Y. Sources noted the SUV will be built in China; another source added Tesla intends to ramp up production in the U.S. and Europe later. Measuring 4.28 meters (roughly 14 feet) long, it’s significantly shorter than Tesla’s top-selling Model Y SUV (around 15.7 feet). Back in 2024, Musk scrapped the highly anticipated low-cost EV project, shifting the company’s focus to robotaxis and humanoid robots. A key question: Does this latest push for a smaller SUV signal a strategic pivot back to mass-market Level 4 autonomous EVs, or does it better align with Tesla’s vision for fully self-driving cars? Per sources and a Tesla employee, the model could have dual uses. The employee declined to confirm or d

April 9 Iran has put forward a "Ten-Point Demand Package" in ongoing ceasefire talks, encompassing security, sanctions relief, nuclear matters, and regional military arrangements. While Tehran has shown flexibility on some terms, major gaps persist between the U.S. and Iran on core issues, with an agreement still uncertain. Key areas of dispute include: - **Strait of Hormuz**: Iran aims to maintain control of the vital energy shipping lane, while the U.S. insists on "unrestricted access"—a sharp point of disagreement. - **Uranium Enrichment**: Iran wants to keep its enrichment capabilities, a position the U.S. has previously rejected; Washington may now allow only symbolic concessions. - **Sanctions Relief**: Iran demands full removal of primary and secondary sanctions, but implementation faces major hurdles due to U.S. congressional constraints and national security concerns. - **Middle East Troop Withdrawal**: Iran is pushing for a full U.S. military withdrawal from the

As of April 9th, data from DefiLlama indicates that TradeXYZ—an ecosystem project tied to HIP-3—saw its trading volume double yesterday before pulling back. Hyperliquid’s overall 24-hour trading volume has now fallen below $10 billion, with 45.7% of that volume originating from TradeXYZ’s traditional market. EdgeX ranks second in trading volume among leading perpetual DEXs (Perp DEXs) currently. Here’s the latest 24-hour trading volume and open interest breakdown for major Perp DEXs: - [Hyperliquid](https://app.hyperliquid.xyz/join/NTOD): ~$9.54 billion (trading volume); ~$7.25 billion (open interest) - TradeXYZ: ~$4.36 billion (trading volume); ~$1.69 billion (open interest) - EdgeX: ~$2.30 billion (trading volume); ~$1.03 billion (open interest) - [Aster](https://www.asterdex.com/zh-CN/referral/aboter): ~$1.92 billion (trading volume); ~$1.87 billion (open interest) - [Lighter](https://app.lighter.xyz/?referral=70045843): ~$1.82 billion (trading volume); ~$688 million (o

April 9 — Per Bitget data, WTI crude oil futures surged 5% intraday, currently trading at $99.14 a barrel.

April 9 — Hyperinsight data shows the top 4 short positions on Hyperliquid (0x4a2 prefix) closed their shorts in one go over the past 10 minutes, triggering a short-term price spike on the 15-minute chart. The liquidation volume hit 15,000 ETH (~$32.94M), with a liquidation price of $2,196. The move netted an approximate profit of $260,000. Relevant address: 0x4a20b9496610941053858bd0b7e92493f44c3c26

On April 9, Binance announced the launch of a prediction market feature, allowing users to engage in probability-based markets via third-party platform integrations within the Binance app. When Binance Wallet launches, it will integrate with Predict.fun—an on-chain prediction market provider on Binance Smart Chain (BSC)—to offer market access. Prediction markets let participants bet on future outcomes across sports, economics, global events, culture, and cryptocurrency. Each outcome (yes/no) is represented by a share priced between $0.01 and $0.99, reflecting participants’ collective belief in the outcome’s likelihood. For example, in a sufficiently liquid market, a $0.80 share signals an 80% probability of that outcome occurring. When the market settles, shares of the correct outcome will pay out $1.