HYPERLIQUID SET FOR OVER $15M USDC YIELD PAYOUT TO FUND HYPE BUYBACKS! A test transfer of 2.52 USDC reached Hyperliquid’s Assistance Fund early today, matching last month’s…
Crypto Banter Published: 2026-11-02 09:59 UTC Collected: 2026-11-02 11:12 UTC Original language: Not supplied by source
🚨HYPERLIQUID SET FOR OVER $15M USDC YIELD PAYOUT TO FUND HYPE BUYBACKS!
A test transfer of 2.52 USDC reached Hyperliquid’s Assistance Fund early today, matching last month’s process under the AQAv2 …
🚨HYPERLIQUID SET FOR OVER $15M USDC YIELD PAYOUT TO FUND HYPE BUYBACKS!
A test transfer of 2.52 USDC reached Hyperliquid’s Assistance Fund early today, matching last month’s process under the AQAv2 framework.
The protocol is expected to receive more than $15 million in November USDC reserve yield.
In October it received about $14.58 million, which was used for hyperliquid:native buybacks.
At current prices the incoming amount is projected to support the purchase of roughly 180,000 hyperliquid:native.
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