HYPE: Assistance Fund Average Cost

Hyperliquid Assistance Fund Average Cost was $29.28 on 8 Nov 2026 (latest daily value).

The average price the Assistance Fund paid for the HYPE it holds.

Why use it. Shows the average price at which the exchange's fee income has been turned into HYPE; with the price overlaid, the gap is how far HYPE trades above or below it. How to read it. Price above the line means HYPE trades above what the fund paid on average; the line itself moves slowly, since each purchase adds little to a large holding.

Calculation. The USD the fund paid for its HYPE balance (entryNtl in its public account state, stablecoins at face value) divided by that balance. Between readings it moves by each purchase's size x price, checked against every reading. Ten-minute values are the reading at the end of the period; hourly and daily values are the period's last reading, and the open period shows its latest reading as a labelled partial. History starts on 29 October 2026 (the first full day is 30 October): when our collection began, those were the oldest of the fund's fills Hyperliquid still served, as it serves only an account's most recent fills. No earlier values are reconstructed. Source: our own reading of Hyperliquid's public info API (no node, no third-party data): HYPE's token details every ten minutes, and the Assistance Fund's public account state and fills. The Assistance Fund is the HyperCore system account 0xfefe…fefe that converts trading fees into HYPE automatically as part of block execution; Hyperliquid's documentation says HYPE in the fund is burned, removed from the circulating and total supply.