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HYPE Team Cashes Out ~$165M After Token Unlock; Assistance Fund Spends ~$364M on Buybacks

July 31, according to MLM monitoring, since HYPE team tokens began unlocking in December 2025, 4.93 million HYPE have been allocated to team members, worth approximately $270 million at current prices, accounting for 0.493% of the total supply. Of these, 1.19 million HYPE have been sold on the open market, cashing out $32.5 million; another 3.14 million HYPE were transferred to OTC trading platforms, valued at approximately $132 million at the time of transfer. In total, about 4.33 million HYPE have been sold, amounting to approximately $165 million, with an average monthly sale of about 540,000 HYPE, worth about $20.6 million. During the same period, the assistance fund repurchased approximately 9.8 million HYPE, spending about $364 million, averaging 1.23 million HYPE repurchased per month, worth about $46 million. The repurchase pace is more than twice the selling speed of current and former team members.

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