Foreign media analysis suggests that after a recent rebound, Hyperliquid's tokens HYPE and Solana are both hovering around $71, but their upward potential differs. HYPE is closer to $80 and faces less resistance than Solana.
HYPE is closer to the breakout point
The article mentions that HYPE had previously bucked the trend and even reached a new all-time high. After entering a consolidation phase, the price repeatedly tested the $75 to $76 area, but failed to break through effectively.
Based on the current structure, HYPE has approximately 7% to 8% upside potential to reach $80. If it can break above $75 to $76, the upside target will open up further. On the downside, it needs to hold the $67 to $68 area to maintain its current upward momentum.
SOL faces more resistance above.
Solana's performance has been relatively weak. The article points out that SOL fell back after encountering resistance near $100 and has since failed to break through the $75 resistance level. Although the price has remained above $60, the rebound has not been smooth.
According to the article, for SOL to approach $80, it first needs to recover the $77-$79 range, and then face even greater resistance around $87. If selling pressure persists, the price may retest the $63-$65 support zone.
The kinetic energy index is biased towards HYPE
The article argues that the short-term differences between the two are also reflected in their momentum performance. HYPE's daily RSI remains above 60 after several weeks of consolidation, indicating that buying power has not weakened significantly, and repeated tests of resistance levels also reflect continued support near the highs.
In contrast, while SOL's RSI has rebounded from oversold territory, it remains below 50. Based on this, the article concludes that SOL's recovery after the June correction is weaker than HYPE's, and it has not yet regained the stronger upward momentum it previously possessed.
Based on the current price structure, resistance distribution, and momentum performance, the article believes that HYPE has a better chance of reaching $80 in the short term. However, the article also mentions that this does not mean SOL has no room for further gains; it simply means that, based on the current trend, HYPE's breakout conditions are more mature.
