Holding 2.96 billions dollars worth of HYPE, Hyperliquid Strategies expands its buyback plan to 100 millions dollars.
Odaily reported that Hyperliquid Strategies has increased its stock buyback program from 30 million USD to 100 million USD, with approximately 72 million USD remaining, and the deadline extended to October 31, 2027. The company's dashboard shows it holds about 38.8 million HYPE, valued at approximately 2.96 billion USD.
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