Hyperliquid (HYPE) has been on a tear since April, consistently printing new highs.
After breaking out from an ascending parallel channel, the price looks ready to resume its parabolic upward movement.
However, today’s all-time high cannot be sustained, so all eyes are on the Hyperliquid price to see if it has enough strength for another rally.
The Hyperliquid price has increased almost parabolically since the start of April.
In May, HYPE broke out from its all-time high of $35 and then returned to validate it as support in June.
While the upward trend continued after that, it was contained inside an ascending parallel channel, contrary to the previous parabolic upward movement.
This all changed at the start of September, when the HYPE price broke out from the channel and validated it as support (green icon).
Today, Hyperliquid hit a new all-time high price of $59.45 before falling slightly.

Momentum indicators do not show any weakness. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) and Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) are rallying.
Since neither has generated any bearish divergence, bullish momentum is still intact.
However, looking at the wave count is still needed to determine where the Hyperliquid price increase will end.
The wave count shows that HYPE is nearing the top of wave three in a five-wave upward movement (green), which began in August.
If this is the case, the first target for a local top is $64.46. The target is found by multiplying wave three by 1.61 times the length of wave one.

Then, the corrective wave four could cause a retest of the channel, before Hyperliquid heads up for another all-time high.
So, the HYPE trend is likely not over yet, even though a local top could happen soon.
With indicators still flashing bullish and wave counts pointing higher, HYPE’s uptrend has more room to grow.
A short-term pullback could occur, but another breakout to new all-time highs remains likely.
For now, Hyperliquid looks ready to move to new highs.