HYPE: Supply Burned [HYPE]
Hyperliquid Supply Burned: daily data through 8 Nov 2026.
HYPE burned in each period: bought by the Assistance Fund, whose HYPE Hyperliquid's documentation describes as burned, and removed from the total supply by other routes.
Why use it. Burns take HYPE out of the supply for good; their pace shows how much of the exchange's fee income is turned into supply reduction. How to read it. The two parts stack to the period's total. The Assistance Fund part follows trading activity, since the fund buys with trading fees.
Calculation. Assistance Fund: the change in the fund's HYPE balance between the readings at the period's start and end. Other routes: the fall in the total supply Hyperliquid reports between the same readings (maximum supply minus total supply). Hyperliquid's info API keeps the fund's HYPE inside its total supply as a non-circulating balance, so the two parts do not overlap. Periods are UTC; the open period is a labelled partial. History starts on 7 November 2026, when our readings began; 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.