According to Flood (@ThinkingUSD), Hyperliquid's improved price elasticity, driven by the recent exit of most dollar-based retail traders via the assistance fund, is now leading to higher volatility. This increased volatility results in more trading fees, which in turn funds more buybacks of the native token. These buybacks contribute to Hyperliquid's relative outperformance compared to other platforms, making it a more attractive asset for portfolio managers seeking alpha in the current crypto market environment (source: @ThinkingUSD, Twitter, June 13, 2025).

According to RootDataLabs, the RootData platform is experiencing a surge in partnerships. This could signify growing trust and adoption in the market, potentially leading to increased utility and value for RootData's native token.