Hyperliquid (HYPE) gains 5% driven by $13M weekly fees and $9.22M token burns. Arthur Hayes predicts $150 target as platform activity accelerates.
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X has reversed its crypto advertising ban, enabling influencers to promote digital assets with proper disclosure tags, though restrictions remain in three regions.
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