Hyperliquid printed a record high of 86.7 dollars on 27 August, pulled back about 5 percent, and has spent four days resting in a narrow band between 80 and 85 dollars.
Its floor keeps rising — 78.5, then 79.0, then 80.2 dollars — and the low-80s is where the 12-hour average price line, the base of that four-day range and the most recent low all overlap at once.
So a daily close below 80.2 dollars would break that rising-floor pattern for the first time, which is exactly why the stop sits just underneath it at 78.8 dollars.
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