• Hyperliquid, when stacked against its rivals, it stands out as the future of crypto fee generation.
• With its unique integration of spot & derivatives exchanges, Hyperliquid is truly setting itself apart from its competitors.

If there’s one coin that turned December into its breakout month, it’s Hyperliquid [HYPE].

With an impressive 290% surge over the past month, HYPE shattered major psychological resistance levels to claim a new all-time high of $35.

This breakout comes from a mix of factors. Externally, as the market turned away from Bitcoin [BTC] and other top altcoins, investors flocked to HYPE as the mid-cap to watch.

But what truly sets HYPE apart is its growing edge over competitors, with clear advantages across various metrics.

Hyperliquid, the dominant face in crypto fee generation?

As a newcomer to the layer-1 blockchain ecosystem, Hyperliquid has rapidly made its mark. Its impressive rise is evident on the daily chart. 

But that’s not the whole story. Industry heavyweights, like Ryan Watkins, co-founder of Syncracy Capital, are already predicting that Hyperliquid could soon become the dominant force in crypto fee generation by 2025.

While this bold prediction is not yet fully backed by data, it’s caught the attention of many. To understand the potential behind this vision, AMBCrypto took a deep dive into the narrative surrounding HYPE and its future.

A key component of the Hyperliquid platform is its decentralized exchange (DEX). In this context, crypto fees are generated when users trade currencies on the platform.

So, when you see higher fees, it means more traders are flocking to Hyperliquid, signaling growing adoption. However, despite all the initial hype, there’s a twist in the tale.